In the triad of "ready, set, go" NonprofitNext is the "Go Factor." Tools that you find here allow you to quickly move into action by downloading a resource that you can use today. These include:
Use this handy checklist to make sure you've covered all the bases in your budgeting plan.
Use this tool from A-Ha! to do a monthly check-in on your financial goals.
Use this worksheet to capture a snapshot of your nonprofit's financial strengths and weaknesses.
An organization dashboard is a great way to organize financial information to present to your board and management team.
This sample policy can be easily adapted for your organization.
Use this worksheet as a sample for your own budget.
If you're not a CFO, CPA or bookkeeper, financial terms can throw you for a loop. This glossary can help you decode all of that finance talk.
This worksheet can be used to help you maintain compliance with your document retention policy.
Steve Zimmerman , CPA, MBA, Principal, Spectrum Nonprofit Services, shared his insights about financial viability and financial literacy for nonprofits.
Steve Zimmerman, CPA, MBA, Principal at Spectrum Nonprofit Services talks about the inherent interconnectedness of nonprofit mission impact and financial profitability.
Kirk Leoni, CPA, discusses the role that each board member should play in overseeing a nonprofit's finances.
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