Fraud prevention might not be the first thing on a nonprofit's mind when striving to make a positive impact, but its importance cannot be overstated. Protecting the organization's resources, reputation, and the trust of its supporters is a fundamental responsibility. By acknowledging the potential risks, dispelling misconceptions, and implementing robust prevention strategies, nonprofits can ensure their efforts remain dedicated to their mission and the communities they serve. Remember, proactive fraud prevention is not a sign of distrust but a testament to an organization's commitment to transparency and accountability. In this article, Stephen King from Growth Force and Steven Halasnik from Financial Solutions (https://financingsolutionsnow.com/) discuss Fraud Prevention in a Nonprofit: You Don’t Know You Need It.