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                                            EDWARD PROBST                                                                  CHRISTINE DESKA
                                            PRESIDENT                                                                      PRESIDENT & CO-FOUNDER
                                            VANGUARD BENEFITS                                                              BELLESBOARD &
                                                                                                                           NONPROFIT SECTOR STRATEGIES

     Administrative complexity and effectively communicating the value of benefits will be critical   For 2025, where we have an incoming administration that is unlikely to prioritize
     challenges for nonprofits in providing benefits to their employees. Limited HR resources and   important  government  programs  and  social  safety  nets,  nonprofits  will  be
     ever-changing compliance regulations can overwhelm nonprofit organizations, leading to   stretched even thinner in many verticals, which is difficult to imagine.
     inefficiencies and errors in managing benefits. Additionally, employees may undervalue
     or misunderstand the benefits offered if they are not clearly communicated, diminishing   Many  smaller  organizations  will  see  funding  cuts  that  could  lead  to  them
     their perceived importance in overall compensation. To address these issues, nonprofits   needing to close their doors or form alliances with larger partners in order to
     can invest in user-friendly HR technology, such as benefits administration platforms, to   survive. Meanwhile, larger organizations are already bracing themselves for an
     streamline processes and ensure compliance. Partnering with a Professional Employer   unprecedented demand for their services but with less resources to deliver on
     Organization (PEO) can also alleviate administrative burdens and provide access to expert   these critical missions.
     support. To enhance communication, nonprofits should prioritize regular education about
     benefits  through  interactive  workshops,  one-on-one  consultations,  and  personalized   2025 will be a convergence of Economic Uncertainty (ongoing or emerging threats
 ABOUT PNP:    Total Compensation Statements. These efforts not only simplify administration but also   such as inflation or a potential recession), Technological Disruption (as AI and
     increase employee appreciation and engagement, maximizing the impact of their benefits   other  advanced  technologies  reshape  how  nonprofits  operate),  Cybersecurity
 Since  1996,  PNP  STAFFING  GROUP,  also  known  as  Professionals  for   offerings.  Threats  (especially  with  increased  reliance  on  digital  platforms),  Evolving
 NonProfits, has been providing talent exclusively to the nonprofit sector.   Adopting  a  Total  Rewards  approach  and  enhancing  employee  benefits  are  critical   Donor Expectations  (increased demand for  transparency, measurable impact,
 Specializing in Executive Search and Direct Hire, Interim Professionals,   strategies for nonprofits to retain top talent and improve employee satisfaction. A Total   and  innovative  approaches),  Climate Change Impacts  (more  climate-related

 Consultants,  and  Contract/Temporary  Staff  –  we  offer  every  staffing   Rewards  approach  goes  beyond  salary  to  encompass  a  holistic  package,  including   events could increase the demand for services in several verticals), Policy Shifts
     competitive  benefits,  career  development  opportunities,  recognition  programs,  and
 solution a nonprofit may need in your organization or remotely.  workplace flexibility, all tailored to meet the diverse needs of employees. By enhancing   & Regulatory Changes, (changes in tax laws, government funding priorities, or
                                                                                       nonprofit  regulations)  and  finally,  Competition for Attention & Funds  –  where
     benefits—such as offering robust health insurance, mental health support, retirement   we’ll continue to see a crowded nonprofit landscape, coupled with ongoing global
     savings  plans,  wellness  programs,  and  family-friendly  policies—nonprofits  can  create   crises.
 With a deep understanding of the nonprofit sector, local expertise with   a  more  attractive  and  supportive  work  environment.  These  changes  demonstrate
     a  commitment  to  employees’  well-being  and  professional  growth,  fostering  loyalty
 a national reach, and 25 years of experience, PNP helps organizations   and  engagement.  For  resource-constrained  nonprofits,  leveraging  partnerships  with   In closing, nonprofits are going to need more support than ever as 2025 kicks off –
                                                                                       I strongly encourage nonprofit leaders to join like-minded resource and advocacy
 make smart hiring decisions to advance their mission, and build diversity,   Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) or adopting self-funded insurance models   groups such as the Nonprofit Resource Hub (which is free for nonprofits to join!)
 sustainability, and capacity.  can help achieve these enhancements cost-effectively. Together, these strategies position   in order to have a diverse, strong support system in place in order to collectively
     nonprofits as desirable employers while aligning organizational culture with the mission-
     driven values that inspire.                                                       tackle and overcome these challenges.
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