Church Accounting: The Definitive Guide For Growth
When you became a leader at your church, you did so because you felt called by God to help spread the Word and to make a difference in your community. If you already have a background as a CPA, you’re a minority in the leaders in the industry. If you don’t have your CPA, no worries! That’s why we’ve put together this guide, to help church professionals become acquainted with the accounting systems for their institutions.
The Employee Retention Tax Credit and Nonprofit Eligibility
The COVID-19 virus brought about unprecedented challenges in every industry. For nonprofits with missions that are directly related to the humanitarian crisis (for instance, those who work with healthcare or to address food insecurity), need spiked. For these organizations, the community rose to the challenge and raised more money than ever before. However, this need still outshined the revenue raised at times. And on the other end of the spectrum, most organizations with missions that did not immediately correlate with the pandemic experienced a drop in fundraising revenue outright.
T-Shirt Fundraising: What Your Nonprofit Needs to Know
Fundraising is at the heart of any nonprofit’s strategy—not because it’s the most important thing that nonprofits do, but because it enables nonprofits to do the crucial work for their mission through impactful programming. When your nonprofit designs its fundraising strategy, you initially come up with financial goals that relate directly to the philanthropic objectives for the year. Then, you come up with the fundraising ideas and campaigns that will best help you reach those fundraising goals.
The American Rescue Plan: The Nonprofit Complete Guide
The COVID-19 pandemic shut down the world as we knew it. All of a sudden, all of our interactions with other people, companies, and nonprofits were forced to take a 180-degree turn. Many organizations and small businesses closed their doors, doomed to never open them again. Luckily, your organization wasn’t one of those unlucky organizations. You kept your doors open and continued moving forward, potentially even thriving during the pandemic.
Nonprofit Revenue Streams to Diversify Proceeds
Although a nonprofit organization is primarily committed to serving a specific mission, the term nonprofit is often misleading. A nonprofit organization must, for example, still generate a profit if they hope to fulfil their goals. Like any business, having multiple streams of income can help save an organization if one source falls through. It is a measure undertaken by many to ensure long term success, and can help continue service, uninterrupted--no matter the influence of external factors on one source of funding.