Monday, November 18, 2024
6:00 – 8:00 PM EST
IN PERSON
Are you interested in learning how to be financially literate as a nonprofit leader or community member?
Do you feel uninformed about how your organization manages its finances?
Financial literacy for nonprofits is for you!
Who should register?
• All are welcome with a priority toward:
Current members of – or plan to start – a small nonprofit organization.
Any organization seeking financial literacy assistance
Whether your organization is new or it has existed for a while, this training contains a lot of information regarding financial literacy for nonprofits. We will cover the following topics:
- Financial suggestions for small nonprofits
- Balance sheets
- Profit/Loss statements
- Best practices for managing deposits and withdrawals from accounts when managed by a group of individuals
- Role of a treasurer – top tips
- Role of a Finance Committee of the Board/Community group/non profit
- Year round suggestions for tax records, best practices
- Audits – what are they, should your group be conducting them, how/why/when
- AND MORE
Cost to attend the workshop
The cost to attend is $30.
Accessing the workshop
The workshop will be presented in person at Community Law Center in the Hampden neighborhood of Baltimore City. Free parking is available and the LocalLink 30 bus stops a block away from our office. The course can also be available as a video series you can access anytime for 30 days after registering.
About the Presenters
Jim Peterson is the Vice President and Small Business Ambassador for M&T Bank on the Multi-
Cultural Banking team. In that role he focuses on engaging, educating, and empowering small
business owners in underserved communities throughout the M&T Bank footprint.
Kassidy McVey is a Relationship Manager for M&T Bank’s Downtown Baltimore Business Banking team.
In that role she serves as an advocate for local businesses and community organizations by offering the
tools, the reach, and the local mindset to help local businesses thrive.