Demystifying budgets and financials so you can lead with confidence.
This practical, beginner-friendly training is designed for nonprofit program managers, directors, and team leads who don’t have a financial background—but are responsible for making financial decisions, managing budgets, or interpreting financial reports. You'll learn the fundamentals of nonprofit financial management, how to confidently read key reports, ask the right questions, and make informed decisions that support both program success and organizational sustainability.
Through real-world examples and easy-to-understand frameworks, you'll walk away with a stronger financial acumen—without needing a CFO title.
Learning Objectives:
Understand Core Financial Statements
Learn how to read and interpret nonprofit income statements, balance sheets, and budget vs. actual reports to evaluate program performance and financial health.Make Budget-Informed Decisions
Gain the skills to create, manage, and monitor program budgets—and make programmatic decisions aligned with financial realities and goals.Strengthen Financial Communication
Build confidence in discussing financial matters with executive leadership, board members, funders, and finance teams using appropriate terminology and insights.