Need to know: Give your nonprofit’s board the right information - Crawford Ellenbogen

To fulfill their fiduciary duties, your not-for-profit’s board
needs information. You don’t want to bog them down with superfluous reading
material. But there are three general types of information you should share.
The first is financial, including copies of your Form 990, audit results and
quarterly financial reports with income and expense information. The second is
strategic, such as program reports, survey results and articles that relate to
your nonprofits or its mission. Finally, to foster teamwork and commitment,
share information about board members such as bios and accomplishments.