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Financial Audits for Small Nonprofits By: Kellie Brungard, GPC

Assel Grant Services

Audited financials are a common component of grant readiness discussions and are often requested by funders. Disclaimer of Opinion – This type of report shows a company is not compliant with GAAP guidelines and portrays gross misstatements on its assets and liabilities. Why Do I Need an Audit?

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Nonprofit Board Member Onboarding: 12 Things to Cover

Qgiv

Ideally, they have a deep interest in your mission and are ready to pitch in their time, talent, and treasure. It could be lobbying for funds from a government source, helping secure a contract with a client who will pay for your nonprofit’s services, or playing a major role in an event or product sales program.

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Safety First: How to Mitigate Risk at In-Person Events

Qgiv

Ready to visualize? Be sure you understand expectations while going through the contract process. It’s always a good idea to have pre-event meetings with vendors to go through expectations and complete a formal contract. Your in-kind contracts will most likely not need to be as robust. Here we go!

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5 Strategies To Keep Your Office Safe

The NonProfit Times

Conduct drills to ensure your nonprofit is ready for an emergency and require all who are on-site on training day to participate. Many times, they will assume liability when they are responding to criminal activity at your facility. Private security contractors – An established security contract with a professional security service.