Nonprofit organization chart.
A nonprofit organization chart distinguishes the board’s governance role from the staff structure led by the executive director. It places program delivery, fundraising, finance and communications in separate functional areas so responsibilities are clear. Use it for orientation, board packets or planning a growing team. The exact reporting lines vary by organization, but the basic distinction between oversight and day-to-day management should remain visible. Add volunteers, committees or regional teams only when they have a stable relationship to the structure shown.
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Scenario
team-planning
Key decisions
- Board oversight: Separate governance from staff leadership.
- Program delivery: Group coordinators under the programs function.
- Fundraising: Keep development distinct from communications.
When to reuse this
Use this chart to explain a simple nonprofit reporting structure.
Frequently asked questions
Why show the board at the top?
What does a development director do?
Where do program coordinators report?
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