The fear is always there: the fear of complaints from donors. It will eventually happen to your nonprofit if it has not happened yet. For those who have experienced donor complaints, the fear of a re-occurrence sometimes never subsides. The good news is that you do not need to keep that fear with you constantly… Continue Reading
Managing Money With Mission
Category Archives: Nonprofit support
Philanthropic Passion: Choosing a Nonprofit
Giving to others is part of human nature. We all want to support others because giving is about “making a difference.” Companies receive donation requests from multiple nonprofits monthly and for some companies the act of giving simply becomes habit. They write checks to the same nonprofit year after year without having a true passion… Continue Reading
Breakfast with Benefits May 2019: Donor Retention
Effective Ways to Cultivate and Maintain Strong Donor Relationships As nonprofit professionals, we know that keeping our current donors is important to achieving our organization’s mission and financial goals. In fact, it often costs five times more ton find new donors vs. retaining the donors you have! In this session we will look at what… Continue Reading
In Business Names Nonprofit Accounting Firm a 2019 Small Business Award Winner
Numbers 4 Nonprofits is thrilled to receive a 2019 Dane County Small Business Award from In Business. For 37 years, In Business has put the spotlight on small businesses in the area that have contributed to the economy and community. Numbers 4 Nonprofits’ founder, Nicholas A. Curran CPA, CNAP, has been helping nonprofit organizations manage… Continue Reading
Does Your Nonprofit Need an Annual Independent Audit?
The IRS does not require nonprofits to file annual independent audits, but many states do including Wisconsin. Every registered charitable organization that received contributions in excess of $500,000 during its most recently completed fiscal year must file an audited financial statement, prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, and accompanied by the opinion of… Continue Reading