For affordable housing properties and not-for-profit organizations, changing the year end date can be part of a strategic plan to better serve those the organization supports. However, this transition can be confusing, and it helps to have the most up-to-date financial statements to help guide decisions.

Moving to a new office location always brings a mix of excitement and stress. Avoid prolonging the stress of the move by being thorough and considering the financial caveats of relocating your not-for-profit.

To get the most from your lawn care service, you need to map out your expectations of the type, quality, and extent of service before signing a contract with the company. Getting quotes from competitors every few years is another helpful way to ensure your price isn’t too high.

When you invest your not-for-profit organization’s money, you want to make sure it’s going to grow and help you accomplish your mission. But all investments come with risk. So help your organization keep track and keep growing your investments by creating a strong investment policy.

Our part-time staff member lucked out with her first visit to a client, and learned some valuable things during the day on the trail.