Taking a Deep Breath
Take a quick pause from financial stress with five corny accounting jokes sure to brighten your day. A light-hearted break for finance pros during challenging times!
Fortify your organization: Document Retention Policies
Ensure your nonprofit stays compliant and organized with a strong document retention policy. Learn why it matters, download a sample policy, and protect your organization from risk.
Facing 2025 Together: Strength, Community, and Support
In an uncertain political environment, Fun with Financials remains committed to supporting nonprofit finance and operations. Stay informed, connected, and uplifted through our blog, email list, and LinkedIn updates.
Navigating Finance Succession Planning
There's a critical component in the finance department cycle that frequently doesn’t get the attention it deserves: succession planning.
Happy Birthday, Fun with Financials!
When Carol started Fun with Financials in 2004, she started with ideas that seemed pretty revolutionary. Nonprofits need reserves. Summarizing nonprofit financial health in three simple 3 Keys: don’t borrow from your future, plan for your reserves in, and…
Let’s talk nonprofit income
Learn how to navigate nonprofit income planning by managing committed and upcoming funding to ensure your organization is set up for success in future fiscal years.
Revisiting Bank Reconciliations for Nonprofits
Let’s revisit a really important internal control - your monthly bank reconciliations (known with love as bank recs).
Election Cycle Spending Tips
The election cycle is upon us! We encourage you to think through how the c3s & c4s you manage can best be used to support your goals - and make our world more equitable. We’re here with some reminders…
Help Fun with Financials Celebrate 20 Years
We're asking you to submit video messages wishing Fun with Financials some well-deserved recognition for 20 years of social justice finance fun.
Navigating Your Windfall with Yield Giving & Other Unusual Gifts
Let’s dive into how you can make the most of this opportunity while avoiding some of the tensions that a large influx of funds can sometimes bring.