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Get your finances handled by a nonprofit finance specialist. Bookkeeping, cash flow, filings, audits, run by specialists who work with nonprofits only and matched to your specific problem. Stop relying on generalists.

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Are you a nonprofit?

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Either way we can help. It just decides which kind of accountant we match you to.

A few questions, then a free 15 minute phone call with your accountant to see how they can transform your organization.

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The reason people call

Sound familiar?

Finance is whoever has time that week.

Compliant, or just lucky?

Forms nobody warned you about, already due.

Your accountant does businesses, not nonprofits.

You need an accountant who has done this before.

You want it set up right from the start.

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Why go through us

Every CPA firm says it serves nonprofits.

You cannot tell from a website which ones actually do.

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Nonprofits only

Very few accounting firms actually specialize in them. Nonprofit finance and business finance are two different ball games, and the wrong one costs you money and time.

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Trusted, vetted accountants

We verify every accountant ourselves. Certifications, nonprofit specialization, and the capacity to take you on.

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Free to your organization

We do not charge to match you with a nonprofit accountant.

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Why a nonprofit accountant

A nonprofit accountant costs less than a generalist.

Not per hour. In total. A generalist learns nonprofit accounting on your invoice, and then the auditor makes them do it again.

Cheaper

  • Tools and templates already built
  • Trained staff, not a learning curve
  • Nothing rebuilt at audit. You pay once
  • Set up right, so it stays cheap

Quicker

  • Hours, not days, on work they know
  • Month end closed in days
  • No time billed learning your sector

They think ahead

  • Filings tracked before they are due
  • Thresholds watched as you grow
  • Rule changes handled without you reading them

Their network

  • Grantmakers who fund work like yours
  • A separate auditor when you need one
  • Payroll, legal and the rest, already vetted

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Real connections

Real connections with real results.

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After school education

The audit cost twelve thousand. The next one cost half.

A generalist kept their books all year. When the audit came, the auditor could not use them, so four thousand went on bookkeeping just to make the year presentable, and twelve thousand on the audit itself. They moved to a nonprofit accountant who keeps the books monthly. The following year the audit came in at half the price, and the bookkeeping was half the price too. The difference went straight back into the programme.

90 more kids after school every week

Alicia Reyes Executive Director · Illinois
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International aid

Stuck for three years. Filed in one month.

He had been trying to get the nonprofit off the ground for the best part of three years, lost in forms that never quite got finished. A nonprofit accountant formed and filed the whole thing inside a month. By the end of that year they had raised their first funds and run their first expedition, volunteering in a country coming out of war.

3 aid convoys delivered

Daniel Okonkwo Founder · New York
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Big cat sanctuary

Drowning in fines. Now it pays for itself.

She was doing the finances herself, between feeds, and getting them wrong. Late filings, penalties stacking up, months away from closing the doors. They handed the lot to a nonprofit accountant who brought the filings current, cleared the penalties and opened up grants they had been shut out of. The day to day looks the same. She does not do the books any more, and the sanctuary sustains itself.

Every cat here was surrendered

Marie Whitfield Founder · Pennsylvania

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FAQs

Free to your organization. We do not charge you to be matched, and the first call costs nothing. There is no obligation to go any further.

A nonprofit finance specialist we connect you with, a CPA or a qualified accountant who works with nonprofits and nothing else. We are not the accountants. Our job is finding you the right one and then getting out of the way.

No, and nobody can. Independence rules bar a firm from auditing books it keeps. If you need both, that is two firms, and we route each one separately.

Most organizations we speak to do. The question is whether yours works with nonprofits all day or a few times a year. If they do, you will be told you do not need us.

Fifteen minutes on the phone with a nonprofit accountant. They tell you what your books need, what you have to file this year and by when, and what it would cost to hand over.

No. It is a phone call, and nothing after it happens in person unless you ask for it.

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