Accounting Procedures for Nonprofits

No matter the size of your organization, there should be established procedures and controls in place to ensure the organization’s resources are being used properly. Not only can internal controls mitigate fraud and errors, but they can also help improve the efficiency of operations. Join us as we discuss specific examples that all organizations can implement.

Learning Objectives: 

1. Develop an understanding of the significance of procedures and controls in nonprofit accounting
2. Learn about best practices for managing bank accounts, receipts, disbursements and more

Cost: $25

Facilitator:

Carrie Minnich is a partner with DWD (Dulin, Ward & DeWald, Inc.) in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She leads the Nonprofit Services Team, who provides assurance and tax services, as well as consulting and board training to nonprofit organizations.

Carrie graduated from Manchester College (now University) with a Bachelors degree in Financial Accounting (cum laude) and a Master of Accountancy. After graduation, she worked for CPA firm in Indianapolis before moving to Fort Wayne and joining DWD in 2004. Carrie has served on various nonprofit boards and committees and is the current chair of the Indiana CPA Society. She resides in Fort Wayne, with her husband, John, and in her free time enjoys running and walking on the Fort Wayne trail system.