Your Unrestricted Funds Need Stewardship, Too
Since she signed the Giving Pledge in 2019 and began her momentous campaign of organization-changing donations, MacKenzie Scott has given [...]
From Chaos to Transparency: Reducing Compliance Risk in Government Agency Finance Offices
Government agencies operate under more scrutiny than almost any other type of organization. Yet across counties, cities, agencies, and authorities, [...]
5 Steps to Get Proactive About Risk in 2026
Modern life is defined by risk—and in 2026, the organizations that thrive will be the ones that meet uncertainty with [...]
The Top 3 Ways Nonprofits Can Become Grant Compliance Warriors in 2026
If you receive, manage, or are paid out of federal grants, the past 12 months have felt like a roller [...]
How Fund Accounting Software Transforms Grant Management for Family and Human Services Organizations
Managing grants in a family and human services organization often feels like navigating through a labyrinth of spreadsheets, disconnected systems, [...]
4 Reasons Why Government Agencies Need Fund Accounting Software
As a government agency, your team is used to doing more with less. But just because your accounting is complicated—with hundreds of [...]
Why Your K–12 Business Office Needs the Right Accounting System Before Embracing AI
Your business office may be experimenting with automation and artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline workflows and unlock deeper insights. But [...]
Fiscal Period Close Strategy for Nonprofits: Building a Stable Foundation
Does closing your books quickly every month feel more like an aspiration than a reality? For many nonprofit finance teams, [...]
Unlock Your Nonprofit Finance Team’s Potential with Automation
Being a CFO today is no walk in the park. And if you’re leading the charge at a nonprofit? You’re [...]
The Power of Precision: Why Accurate Endowment Allocations Matter
Accurate allocation of investment earnings and fees is the cornerstone of successful endowment management. When organizations invest in the right [...]
