Money Management 101
for Nonprofit Leaders

What is it?

Money Management 101 for Nonprofit Leaders is a practical, easy-to-understand online course designed to give nonprofit professionals the financial knowledge they need to confidently manage and oversee their organizations. The course breaks down nonprofit accounting, budgeting, financial statements, internal controls, compliance, fund management, and financial sustainability into straightforward lessons, without requiring an accounting background.

No accounting background is required! 

How does it work? 

 * Money Management 101 is a free online, self-paced course that you can complete on your own schedule. 

 * Through a series of 10 Lessons, you will be provided with clear explanations, real-world nonprofit examples, practical exercises, quizzes and downloadable tools and templates that you can use in your organization.

 * It is Free to enroll and use. No credit card or payment is required. 

 * View the Money Management 101 Syllabus > 

Who needs it?

Anyone who wants to better understand nonprofit accounting and finance. 

This course is designed for nonprofit leaders, executive directors, managers, board members, staff, and volunteers who have financial responsibilities but may not have formal training in accounting or finance. Whether you approve expenses, review financial reports, manage grants, develop budgets, work with a bookkeeper, or report financial information to your board, Money Management 101 will help you better understand the numbers behind your organization.

 If you have not started your nonprofit yet, you are invited to this course!

How will it impact my work? 

You will leave the course with more than financial knowledge; you will have practical skills and tools you can immediately put to work.

With your Certificate of Completion, you can show Funders and Grantors that you have the education and the confidence to use your organization’s funding appropriately and accurately.   

You will be better prepared to understand financial reports, ask the right questions, identify potential problems, manage restricted funds, strengthen internal controls, communicate with financial professionals, and make informed decisions about your organization’s future.