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Modern Fundraising: Community Centric Fundraising Movement
Your community is where your donor base resides, so it’s time you start understanding it more. Listen to our podcast to find out how!
Scaling Your Nonprofit: Moving from a Solo Operating to a Team with Travis Johnson
Your nonprofit organization is only as strong as its weakest link. And if your nonprofit was previously a solo operation, and now more recently evolving to a team, then you need to know the importance of scaling.
Every nonprofit will have to determine what and when they need to scale itself as an organization. When expanding your organization, you need to consider important points like its infrastructure, budget, team members and even strategy as it relates to your mission. These are so important!
However, “scale” can mean many things. To ensure that you can grow your nonprofit through the most successful way possible, you need to ensure that your organization has certain structures in place that will make for a long-term future you can be proud of.
If you want to learn all there is about scaling your nonprofit, then you need to listen to this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast. In this week’s episode, Travis D. Johnson of the Nonprofit Architect Podcast joins forces with Tosha Anderson of The Charity CFO for an in-depth discussion geared towards board members, charity leaders and aspiring nonprofit professionals.
LISTEN TO TRAVIS AND TOSHA DISCUSS HOW TO SCALE YOUR NONPROFIT HERE.
On this episode, the two converse about important questions such as:
- What do nonprofits need to scale so they can get paid?
- What processes need to be in place in order for this to happen?
- What is holding nonprofits back from taking these steps?
- Does this process work for solo operations?
- And more!
Travis Johnson is this week’s guest on A Modern Nonprofit Podcast!
It’s a great episode for any listener wanting to learn more about reaching your organizational growth goals and how scaling will effectively manage your expansion, if done correctly. You shouldn’t take on the challenges of the nonprofit sector alone! And fortunately, you don’t have to.
Here’s how podcast listeners like you are tackling challenges within the nonprofit sector
We’ve had many new listeners request a free consultation with Tosha and her team of expert, certified public accountants at The Charity CFO after recognizing that their organization’s structure and bookkeeping were in desperate need for improvement across a variety of areas. Our team performs outsourced accounting work for hundreds of nonprofits and we want to walk alongside your nonprofit to help you save money, modernize and truly achieve its mission. Check out our services here.
Aside from Tosha, Travis Johnson is the current host of The Nonprofit Architect, which is the only nonprofit podcast dedicated to giving you the actionable steps needed to build a stronger nonprofit. He has interviewed tons of nonprofit leaders, business leaders, and consultants in order to help you say no to more work and say yes to more donations. Check out his podcast series here.
Lastly, make sure you subscribe to both A Modern Nonprofit Podcast and The Nonprofit Architect! Hear something that stood out to you in this week’s episode? Share your thoughts with A Modern Nonprofit Facebook Group, which you can request to join here. There’s hundreds of nonprofit professionals conversing about topics and challenges they face across their organization. It’s one big, exciting think tank. Don’t miss out!
How to Create a Budget for Grant Writing
Crafting a budget for grant writing can be tricky. That’s why you need to listen and subscribe to A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, feat. Kate West.
What Questions Should Nonprofit Leaders Be Asking?
“Accounting can get messy. Systematize and document your processes, and delegate to the appropriate roles.”
That was just one of the practical, but necessary, pieces of advice that Tosha Anderson, founder & CEO of The Charity CFO, shared as a guest on the latest episode (No.87) of the Path Podcast.
Hosted by Dr. Patton McDowell, this episode dives into the specifics of nonprofit leadership. Further, individuals in this type of role need a wide range of skills and experiences to be successful.
Discussed in this episode of the Path Podcast
Discussed in this episode of the Path PodcastBut, no single leader can manage all of the technical aspects of a growing enterprise without help. So, this episode is for any nonprofit leader who is looking to find answers to key questions such as:
- What important contracts and agreements should you be focused on?
- Why is it hard for people and your fundraisers to get along?
- What is the best way to manage the accounting and bookkeeping part of your business?
- And more!
If you are new in your leadership position, you may not even know where to begin. Fortunately, look no further than this podcast episode to get you started!
Next Steps for Nonprofit Leaders and Listeners
Interested in learning more about Patton and PMA Consulting? Need help identifying your organization’s points of pain? Looking to build a plan to knock them out? Hoping for the resources to help you be at your best? Then you need to check out this Patton’s website.
Did you realize that your accounting, bookkeeping and financial thought leadership is a point of pain for your nonprofit? Schedule a FREE CONSULTATION with Tosha Anderson and her team here.
A Modern Nonprofit Podcast: Diversity and Inclusion (S1E1)
Nonprofit enthusiast and Founder/CEO of The Charity CFO Tosha Anderson is proud to announce the launch of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast. Powered by The Charity CFO, this podcast will take listeners on a journey, as Tosha and her guests talk about relevant topics in the nonprofit sector.
Each episode will feature a lighthearted and informative discussion. Tosha Anderson said A Modern Nonprofit Podcast is a tool like no other for nonprofits of all shapes and sizes.
“While paving my path and finding my footing in life, I have found my true purpose of helping nonprofit organizations do the same,” said Tosha. “Through this podcast, the ability to connect and help so many individuals will only grow, which will make the nonprofit community as a whole stronger. I am looking forward to bringing on industry leaders and participating in conversations that will help my listeners evolve their nonprofits.”
In the inaugural episode, Tosha sits down with Veer Up founder Eileen McGhee to talk all things diversity and inclusion. The two experienced leaders discuss how to define words like diversity and inclusion, then conduct an in-depth conversation about how nonprofits can truly be open to all ideas and views.
This podcast is designed for nonprofit leaders and listeners alike. To truly experience A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, you must do the following:
- Listen to the first episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast HERE. Don’t forget to subscribe on your favorite streaming service!
- Head to The Charity CFO YouTube and subscribe to watch full episodes and snippets from the podcast.
- If you’re on Facebook, search “A Modern Nonprofit Facebook Group” to request access to the already-growing online community, where nonprofit leaders discuss strategies, share tips and converse about personal experiences. All are welcome!
- Follow The Charity CFO on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for the latest episode updates, nonprofit information and deals related to nonprofit bookkeeping and outsourcing for your accounting.
Curious as to how The Charity CFO could help your nonprofit in terms of financial accounting, bookkeeping or outsourcing? Check out what we have to offer you and request a meeting with us today.
Tosha is a CEO & Family Vacationer: Podcast with The John Garrett
It’s important that you maintain a health work-life balance, and find hobbies or interests that can distract you from a lengthy email inbox or miscellaneous tasks that can sometimes be frustrating.
That’s why Tosha Anderson, founder and CEO of The Charity CFO, recently went on The John Garrett Podcast to talk about her passion for traveling around the world with her family. In this episode, Tosha speaks on the importance of travelling and how it motivated her to start her own firm.
LISTEN TO TOSHA ANDERSON ON THE JOHN GARRETT PODCAST HERE.
Additionally, Tosha highlights the importance of having a solid company culture, which encourages her colleagues to pursue their hobbies.
Later in the episode, she discusses the benefits of implementing creativity into accounting practices. It’s a light-hearted episode with a lot of cool information, one that you can listen to if you want to learn more about company culture and feeling inspired to follow your passions.
Check out our services if you want help with your nonprofit or its accounting practices, so you can best build a company culture that inspires you to chase your passions- like Tosha has.
