Human Resources
Nonprofit work is deeply human and your people deserve great support. We provide ground up support for you and your team. Workplace dynamics and expectations are constantly changing, and giving your team access to a deep bench of experts who know you and work as part of your team, builds resilience and strengthens your organization for whatever comes next. We bring the institutional knowledge, enterprise infrastructure, and nonprofit-specific expertise you need to support the people who power your mission.
Is MACC Human Resources right for you?
Our Human Resources services are a good fit for you if you are a human services nonprofit working in partnership with your community to build a world where everyone thrives in strong, healthy, vibrant equitable communities. We’ll be a great match if you’re looking for a people operations partner who understands all that your mission requires.
Stronger Together Through Shared Learning
Great HR is Built Together
Shared tools power shared services
Your people operations, fully handled.
The right Human Resources partner is a guide and stabilizer who can help you build a people strategy that fits your organization’s unique needs and mission. We handle the infrastructure, administrative, and compliance challenges so you can focus on leading.
- Embedded consulting strengthens your leaders, builds responsive people strategy, and protects your organization
- Stress-free payroll with a direct line for staff when they need answers
- Strategically designed benefits that that actually benefit your team
- Headache-free benefits administration that takes the complexity and compliance off your plate
- Inclusive, equity-centered staffing and onboarding support that makes hiring great people easier
- Enterprise systems and processes that no single organization could afford alone
Before partnering with MACC, we were navigating human resources and organizational operations without a dedicated HR partner. Because MACC handles the heavy lifting of backend HR, compliance, and infrastructure, our leadership and staff can direct 100% of our focus toward what we do best: creating music, nurturing young talent, and fostering community through music education. It has elevated our professionalism, protected our people, and ultimately allowed us to serve our students and families with greater stability and confidence. While we could attempt to handle HR and compliance internally, doing so would require pulling vital resources, time, and focus away from our core mission. Partnering with MACC allows us to be responsible stewards of our resources. Simply put: MACC lets Walker West be fully Walker West.
Nonprofit Human Resources Consulting, Benefits, and Payroll
When you join MACC you’re not just getting Human Resources (HR) support, you’re gaining decades of knowledge built by navigating leadership transitions, compliance questions, new workplace policies, and culture transformations across dozens of organizations just like yours. We build what we learn into how we serve every member, and because we partner with dozens of organizations, we invest in systems and expertise most nonprofits struggle to afford. You get a trusted partner who knows your people, supports your leadership, and your organization’s long-term health.
Staff Contact
Are you a current MACC member with questions about your Human Resources service? Or interested in learning how our Human Resources support can strengthen your team and your work? Reach out to us!
Related Resources
Check out these great Human Resources focused resources from our network learning opportunities, podcast episodes, conversations, tools and more!
And find tons more helpful resources on a wide range of nonprofit topics on our resource hub!
E-Goodie Bag: MN Paid Leave
Amanda Golly and Katie Berg from MACC’s HR Team, and Caleb Golberg and Kevin Miller from MACC friend and partner Gallagher shared their knowledge and expertise to help us understand how the new MN Paid Leave law will impact our organizaitons. This E-Goodie Bag contains the recording and some additional great resources from the session.
E-Goodie Bag: Worker Misclassification
MACC’s worker misclassification resources provide practical guidance on employee and independent contractor classifications, wage and hour requirements, employment law, and workforce compliance, along with session materials designed to help nonprofit employers understand classification rules and reduce compliance risk.
Identifying Talent for Leadership Roles
MACC Conversations podcast episode with Brittany Seidel of FamilyWise Services on identifying and developing internal talent for leadership roles, including how mentorship, trust, and treating mistakes as learning opportunities support employee advancement.
Empathy and Development in Leadership
MACC Conversations podcast episode with Jaralyn Roberts of The Forum on her path into leadership as a Black woman, and the importance of authenticity, relationship-building, and self-care for leaders.
Creating a Trauma-Informed Workplace to Sustain and Strengthen Teams
MACC Conversations podcast episode with Holly Henning of Women’s Advocates on building a trauma-informed, team-centered workplace culture that supports staff well-being and boundaries.
New Approaches Around Pay Equity and Succession Planning
MACC Conversations podcast episode with Katherine Meerse of Avenues for Youth on building pay equity and succession planning practices to support a stable, well-compensated workforce.