We handle the numbers so you can focus on what truly matters: your community impact.
Thoughtful financial guidance for nonprofits since 2014Most nonprofits excel at mission delivery but struggle with financial clarity. This isn’t surprising—you didn’t start your organization to become financial experts. That’s where we come in.
Since 2014, we’ve helped nonprofits and YMCAs transform their financial operations from a source of stress to a foundation for growth. We call our approach “No Drama, Just Numbers”—a simple idea that financial management should illuminate your path forward rather than cloud it with complexity.
It’s remarkable how much easier decisions become when you can see the financial picture clearly.
Strategic Financial Guidance Good financial decisions rarely happen by accident. We help your leadership team and board understand the stories your numbers are telling, and turn those insights into thoughtful action.
Accounting That Informs Your financial systems should deliver more than compliance—they should provide the insights you need, when you need them, in a form you can actually use.
Systems That Serve People We design financial processes that acknowledge a fundamental truth: the best systems are those that real humans can and will actually use consistently.
Complex Structure Navigation From multiple funding streams to restricted grants, we help you maintain financial clarity while managing the inherent complexity of nonprofit funding models
Over our years working with YMCAs, we’ve observed something interesting: the financial challenges that seem unique to your organization are often patterns we’ve seen before. This perspective allows us to bring solutions that might not be obvious from within.
Our YMCA partners tell us they value:
We currently support 20+ YMCAs across the country, each with their own unique mission but sharing common financial foundations.
We believe nonprofits deserve the same financial clarity as the most successful businesses, delivered in a way that respects your unique mission and constraints.
If you find yourself spending more time wrestling with financial questions than advancing your mission, perhaps we should talk.
