Should Your Nonprofit Adopt or Revisit Term Limits for Board Members?

ARTICLE | May 11, 2026

How your nonprofit structures its board can shape everything from financial accountability to the strength of your mission. Term limits are one governance tool that many organizations overlook or take for granted, yet the decision to adopt, revise, or forgo them carries meaningful consequences. Done right, term limits can bring fresh perspectives, reduce fraud risk, and build a more collaborative leadership culture. Done poorly, or without a clear strategy, they can disrupt institutional knowledge and stakeholder relationships. Understanding the trade-offs is essential to making an informed decision for your organization.

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