The IRS wants you to highlight what's happening at the organization. So there's also a part on the form where you can talk about your activities and how much you're spending in each of the activities. So you're not just talking about ooh these people made this much money, but you're going to be able to say, listen here, you know the work we said we do, that food bank that we run this is how much money we put into it. So when you are unclear about how you're spending money, when your finances on the back end, or your financial statements are just not in order, it makes it a lot harder to reflect those priorities. Click here to read the full transcript.
2021 Final Quarter Prep
Creating a Fundraising Timeline
Fundraising Planning
Connecting with Volunteers in the Right Way
Selecting Volunteers
Understanding Different Levels of Volunteering
Recording Volunteer Time
Recruiting Volunteers
Fighting Fluff
Get in the Know
Learning to Read Financial Statements
Opportunity and Pressure Risks for Fraud
Protecting Organizational Programming From Fraud
Staffing Safeguards for Risk Prevention
Holding Management Accountable to Prevent Fraud
Organizations in Action
A Peek Inside a Fraud Risk Assessment
What is a Fraud Triangle?
Segregating Duties to Avoid Financial Risk
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