Country Dance New York (CDNY) has D&O, obtained through the same broker as
our liability insurance (New York Council of Nonprofits, the organization
for nonprofits in New York - similar organizations are across the country).
$797 last year. It was a close call when we decided to go with it. On
John and all,
We are a small group and carry liability and equipment insurance through an
agency located near Ithaca NY, True Insurance Agency. I know the rates are
very reasonable or we could not afford them. You can find them on the web.
ASCAP should not be an issue as most of the music is
BACDS has at least once had a potential board member decline because he was
afraid of losing his house. When we looked into D&O insurance then (10+ years
ago) it seemed ruinously expensive, maybe because the org was losing money
annually at the time. The recommendation we were given then
Directors and
Officers liability insurance. We have a quote from a local broker for a $1
million limit of liability, claims-made policy with a $5,000 deductible for
annual cost of $850. Reputable insurance company - same one which provides
general liability coverage for NBCDS through CDSS
e did not do insurance - though as a caller I had callers insurance for
gatherings.
Seth Tepfer, MBA, CSM, PMP (he, him, his)
Senior IT Manager, Emory Primate Center
From: Emily Addison via Organizers
Sent: Tuesday, September 6, 2022 6:50 PM
To: o
been livestreaming on Facebook, but I
haven’t figured out how to promote that, and I don’t get much viewership.
I’ve talked to my homeowner’s insurance agency about what I’m doing, and I’m
told my umbrella policy covers it. I’m throwing a party. I’m not making a
penny. The Folk Alliance
;ve
finished an addition that would be a great space for such things.
Do any of you know of a good tips sheet for how to organize an awesome
house concert? I'm thinking about things like (1) how finances work (e.g.,
collect payments ahead of time?) (2) how to make the vibe really awesome
(3) t
-dance-outside
*Logistics*: FoCSP is a nonprofit that has an agreement with the City of
Portland, Maine to organize events in the park, but other organizations can
do so as well through the Parks and Recreation Department by paying for an
event permit and providing proof of insurance. FoCSP
x27;s and 1980's.
> The quality of our performers (and cost of performers) was intentionally
> raised during the "upswing" years, and we were also able to put some money
> in the bank at the same time that we started spending money on liability
> insurance and forming a nonprof
ome people to take a turn sitting the door if they're in the majority
gender. The signup sheet is visible at the table and if there are a lot
of open slots and people aren't volunteering for them, the current
person sitting out will point out to people coming in the door that
there are
ptable to you than
having as little chance as possible of someone getting COVID at your dance.
That's it. Your call. There will be a spectrum of responses.
(I was being, I think, pretty good at being nonjudgmental up to this point, but
I'm going to blow that now by pointing out
ull suite of
> precautions could, in the short or long term, kill your dance. It
> absolutely could.
>
> And you have to decide whether that risk is more or less acceptable to you
> than having as little chance as possible of so
process
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