When Good Events Go Bad
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1. FRONT MONEY IS NEEDED TO PAY BILLS BEFORE REVENUE COMES IN. Many groups do not have a source of capital to bankroll the investment phase. If they use operating funds, a loss — or even a delay in payments — can interfere with programs. Some board members will advance personal funds or co-sign a loan. Although this can be risky, it is often the only solution.
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Margaret Battistelli Gardner
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