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Presented by CLA and BoardSource
This session focuses on real‑world considerations, common pitfalls, and actionable takeaways you can use right away in your role.
Presented by Chronicle of Philanthropy
In this moment when foundations and nonprofits face intensifying challenges, a worrisome gap has emerged in poll after poll: Nonprofit leaders don’t think funders understand their struggles — and foundation executives don’t believe nonprofits grasp their concerns.
The gulf is wide, according to a the Chronicle and Mission Partners conducted: More than half of nonprofit leaders and more than three quarters of foundation leaders are concerned about the disconnect between funders and grantees.
To find a way forward, we’re gathering grant makers and nonprofits that have successfully overcome divides and formed strong partnerships.
They’ll share what has worked to build mutual understanding and respect. And they’ll offer ideas on what more grant makers and nonprofits can do to heighten cooperation and accelerate progress on essential philanthropic missions.
What do board members need to know and do to fulfill their fiduciary responsibility for overseeing an organization’s budget? This session is designed for board members seeking a strong foundation in nonprofit finance to better support their mission and financial oversight responsibilities.
Whether you are a first-time board member or a seasoned treasurer, this series provides practical guidance and clarity on how to focus on what matters most.
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
– Explain common components of a nonprofit budget
– Use templates to assess organizational financials
– Describe key financial indicators of organizational health
– Identify board processes and systems that support an effective finance committee
Presented by:
Adam Jespersen, Executive Director, Montana Nonprofit Association
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