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ARTICLE · 08 NOVEMBER 2022

Why Consider A Nonprofit M&A?

Increasingly, nonprofits are considering merging with or acquiring a complementary organization. These types of transactions in which an organization acquires the equity or assets of another are generically referred as "M&A."

United StatesCorporate/Commercial Law

Legal Considerations for Nonprofit M&A
Increasingly, nonprofits are considering merging with or acquiring a complementary organization. These types of transactions in which an organization acquires the equity or assets of another are generically referred as "M&A."

Through M&A, nonprofits are often more capable of overcoming existing challenges, such as staffing, cash flow, donor outreach, grantmaking, and more. However, key considerations as well as rules and regulations specific to nonprofit M&As should be understood to ensure a smooth transaction. This "Legal Considerations for Nonprofit M&A" series will help staff, board members, financial institutions, professional advisors, and other key nonprofit players understand legal matters concerning this type of transaction.

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