Financial Services

Many nonprofit executives still struggle with how to pay for fundraising. That’s a shame because fundraising done well pays for itself. Yet the dilemma is real and persistent.

As nonprofits know, managing expenses effectively is critical to staying afloat and maximizing impact within their respective communities. The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent changes to how we work and engage with one another have permanently transformed how nonprofit organizations operate. 

Bloomerang announced that it has signed a QuickBooks Solution Provider Sales and Marketing Agreement with Intuit, the global financial technology platform that makes TurboTax, Credit Karma, QuickBooks, and Mailchimp.

Powered by AI technology, AccuFund Smart Capture automates the creation of AP Bills from scanned PDF documents.

No matter the type or size of the nonprofit organization, the risk of falling victim to theft through a scam, crime or fraud is a major concern. Not only will there be financial damages, but the reputational harm done to a nonprofit can be devastating.

It is not uncommon for nonprofits to undergo a financial audit. Here are some potential benefits of doing so for your organization.

Notley launched Rising Tide to power social good and enable nonprofits to grow operating revenue via no-risk interest income.

Steps nonprofits can take to improve and protect their financial health amidst economic volatility, labor shifts, and donor fatigue.

Fundraising events are often necessary for nonprofit organizations for several reasons. First, such events bring in much-needed funding to help carry out the organization's mission. Nonprofit fundraising also drives awareness of certain causes, and it provides a source to attract new supporters, donors and volunteers. 

Givebacks to leverage cashback rewards from online shopping to scale fundraising efforts for more than 1 million non-profits.