Apr

Cash vs Accrual Accounting Explained: A Beginner’s Guide for Nonprofits

If you run a nonprofit, you have probably heard someone mention cash vs accrual accounting and felt your eyes glaze over a little. You are not alone. Most executive directors and board members did not get into this work to become accountants. But understanding the difference between these two methods matters more than you might […]

Mar

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Nonprofit 990 Filing Preparation: What to Do Now to Avoid the May Rush

For many nonprofit leaders, Form 990 season sneaks up quietly. January feels like a fresh start. February is about getting the year moving. And then suddenly it’s March — and someone mentions that the May 15 Form 990 deadline is only a couple of months away. For nonprofits with a December 31 year-end, this is […]

Jan

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The Quiet Weight of Nonprofit Financial Procrastination

Nonprofit financial procrastination doesn’t usually look dramatic. It doesn’t show up as a crisis or a late-night panic. It looks calm on the surface. Reasonable, even. It sounds like:“We’ll clean that up after the event.”“Payroll’s done — we’ll revisit the rest later.”“We’ll sort out the tax stuff once things slow down.” Which, if you lead […]

Jan

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Why Nonprofit Financial Stress Follows Leaders Home (Even When the Office Is Closed)

Nonprofit financial stress has a funny habit. You can shut down your computer.You can lock the office.You can even promise yourself, “I’m not thinking about work tonight.” And yet… there it is. Waiting for you at the dinner table. Popping into your head while brushing your teeth.Joining you in bed, uninvited, right when the house […]

Jan

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Nonprofit Financial Clarity: January Is Not a Reset — It’s a Reckoning

Nonprofit financial clarity is often what leaders hope January will bring — but instead, many are met with a quieter, heavier reality. The year has turned. The calendar is clean. And yet the numbers still feel unsettled. If January feels more sobering than energizing, you’re not alone. This isn’t a lack of motivation. It’s usually […]

Dec

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Nonprofit Board Financial Reports: What Your Board Will Ask in January

Nonprofit board financial reports are the first thing most boards want to review in January — and for nonprofit leaders, that meeting can feel either confident and productive… or deeply uncomfortable. By the time January rolls around, board members are asking important questions: If your numbers aren’t clear, those questions can keep you up at […]

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Cash vs Accrual Accounting Explained: A Beginner’s Guide for Nonprofits

Nonprofit 990 Filing Preparation: What to Do Now to Avoid the May Rush

The Quiet Weight of Nonprofit Financial Procrastination

Why Nonprofit Financial Stress Follows Leaders Home (Even When the Office Is Closed)

Nonprofit Financial Clarity: January Is Not a Reset — It’s a Reckoning

Nonprofit Board Financial Reports: What Your Board Will Ask in January

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