*Finance Basics for your Nonprofit

Built for the people (volunteers, staff and board members) who don’t have finance experience but are responsible for overseeing your organization's fiscal health. We will review how to read financial statements and reports, what reports should be reviewed by the ED, which should be reviewed by the Finance Committee and which should be shared with the board on a regular basis (and define what "regular" means), what a finance committee should be discussing and what policies should be in place.
(We are not CPA's nor will this workshop replace the expertise a bookkeeper or CPA provides.)

This interactive workshop will provide an overview of:

• Nonprofit Fiscal Responsibilities
• Basic Internal Controls
• Signs, Symptoms and Risk Factors
• Expectations of the Executive Director in financial management and oversight
• A Board's primary responsibility in protecting the assets of the organization.

Format: In-person 
Dates: April 17, 2024 from 1 PM until 3:30 PM
Location: Marshall Street Armory, 330 Marshall St., Lansing, MI 48912 - in the Community Room

*Any information shared during this workshop should not be construed as formal accounting advice. We recommend consulting with a qualified accountant or financial advisor for specific accounting needs or concerns related to your nonprofit organization. Our role is to facilitate understanding and empower you with fundamental financial knowledge to support your organization's mission effectively.

Cost: This is a FREE opportunity facilitated by Nonprofit Network and generously sponsored by Jackson National Life Insurance Company

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