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Basics of Nonprofit Accounting: 4 Documents to Know

The Fundraising Coach

Liabilities (account numbers beginning with 2000): Everything your nonprofit owes, including debt, deferred revenue, and accounts payable. Net Assets (account numbers beginning with 3000): What your nonprofit is worth, calculated by subtracting your total liabilities from your total assets. should have input on.

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An Essential Guide to Nonprofit Financial Management (Best Practices and Tips)

DoJiggy

Nonprofits demand more from managers, especially when it comes to finances. Your nonprofit needs to manage its finances responsibly to be prepared for these thin donation times. What are your current finances, and where do you expect to be next quarter, next year, and the following five years?

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7 Top Nonprofit Crowdfunding + Peer-to-Peer Website Examples Of 2021

CauseVox

They used CauseVox’s activity metric to allow fundraisers to showcase their progress towards a goal of miles hiked. They let people track through their activity metric, they set an impact goal, and they had a general dollar goal. This gives people a sense of accomplishment and lets their supporters cheer them on.

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Master Nonprofit Financial Statements

DoJiggy

Comparison of Performance Metrics A nonprofit’s success is measured by how effectively it achieves its mission and impacts its chosen cause. This might include metrics like the number of people helped or the extent of issue awareness raised. Liabilities are what your organization owes to vendors, employees, or others.