Eight Best Practices for Preventing Occupational Fraud at Your Nonprofit

ARTICLE | May 12, 2026

Every year, millions of dollars flow into nonprofit organizations from donors who trust those funds will be used to advance a meaningful mission. Unfortunately, not-for-profit organizations are not immune to occupational fraud, and the close-knit, trust-based cultures common in the sector can sometimes make them more vulnerable. From tightening mail-processing procedures to engaging donors in verification efforts, proactive safeguards can make a significant difference in deterring theft before it occurs. Knowing where your organization is exposed, and taking deliberate steps to close those gaps, is essential to protecting both your finances and your reputation.

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