Join GRF for an informative session that will provide a practical overview of the Single Audit process under Uniform Guidance, including a walkthrough of the Compliance Supplement and a discussion of frequently cited audit findings. Attendees will gain valuable insights into strengthening internal controls, improving documentation, and preparing for a successful audit. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your organization’s audit readiness and compliance posture.

In this insightful episode, Tricia and Yev dive deep into the complexities of in-kind contributions within the nonprofit sector. From donated dinners and pro bono services to below-market leases and software licenses, they explore how nonprofits should recognize, value, and document these contributions.

In this episode, we’re joined by Leslie Zeid, Principal in Outsourced Accounting Advisory Services, for a timely discussion on how organizations—especially nonprofits—can navigate financial uncertainty by returning to the fundamentals. With economic shifts, funding volatility, and increased pressure on financial planning, our hosts discuss how organizations are reassessing their financial health, emphasizing the importance of liquidity, reliable forecasting, and mission alignment. Whether you're facing uncertainty or planning for long-term sustainability, this episode offers grounded insights to help you stay focused and financially resilient.

In this episode, Yev and Tricia dive deep into one of the most nuanced areas of nonprofit accounting—conditional contributions. From understanding the key criteria that define a contribution as conditional, to navigating gray areas in grant agreements, they unpack the practical implications for revenue recognition, disclosure requirements, and audit readiness. Whether you're a nonprofit leader, accountant, or auditor, this conversation offers valuable insights into ensuring consistency, compliance, and clarity in your financial reporting.

In this episode, Mac Lillard and John McIntosh discuss the latest updates to Uniform Guidance regulations.

In this episode, Tricia Katebini and Yevgeniy Sukhenko dive into the critical role of a viable reserves policy in safeguarding an organization’s future.

In this episode, GRF's Melissa Musser and Christian Spencer discuss strategies for mitigating risk.

In this episode, Tricia Katebini and Yevgeniy Sukhenko discuss the topic of restricted revenue. Restricted revenue refers to funds donated to an organization with specific limitations imposed by the donor on how or when the money can be used. These restrictions can be temporary, such as funds designated for a particular project or time period, or permanent, like endowments where only the investment income can be utilized. Proper management and accounting of restricted funds are crucial for nonprofits to ensure compliance with donor intentions and legal obligations.

Join us for GRF’s fourth annual Nonprofit State of the Union. This year’s theme focuses on turning the traditional nonprofit business model upside down. Our all-star lineup of nonprofit subject matter experts will explore practical ways nonprofits can reshape their operations to better respond to evolving economic, social, and technological changes.

In this episode, GRF's Ryan Ham, Mark Sakats, and Julie Hulem discuss key tax strategies for navigating 2024 and planning for 2025.