Nonprofit Consulting Services Public Health Solutions (formerly MHRA)

Demystifying Financial Statements and Reports Training

“This training has explained things so that now I can make intelligent decisions and have intelligent conversations with my accountant and auditors so that donors/funders will see that I am running my organization efficiently and want to fund me. This training has enhanced my ability to lead my organization better. I think all executive directors should go through this training."
Sandra J White
Executive Director
United Deliverance Community Resource Center, Inc.


“This training delivers exactly what is promised – although there is a lot of material, it’s crucial; it is done in a simple, hands-on manner.”
Esther Tellechea
Executive Director
EMS Resources/Hispanic AIDS Awareness, Inc.


“Take the training, it is better than the book Accounting for Dummies. It helped break down barriers to effectively communicate with financial people.”
Edward Manchess
Executive Director
Positive Health Project

For many nonprofit Executive Directors, Chief Executive Officers, Presidents and other senior executives, financial statements and reports are often unclear, confusing or even downright frustrating. Not understanding how to read an organization’s financial statements and reports can be a major impediment to knowing the true nature of an organization’s health and being able to communicate effectively with Board members and funders.  However, within those statements and reports reside the answers to what an executive needs to know in order to effectively and efficiently manage his or her organization.

Nonprofit Consulting Services’ comprehensive two-day Demystifying Financial Statements and Reports training enables senior executives of nonprofit organizations to master the meaning behind the financial statements and terminology that they often struggle with.

The training gives participants a better understanding of non-profit accounting and financial terminology as it relates to their own organization's fiscal health and translates it into meaningful information that they can use for Board and funder reports. The training also gives participants an understanding what donors, funders, charity watchdogs and other interested parties consider when reviewing non-profit financials.


For more information about Demystifying Financial Statements and Reports Training, click on links below, email Ghassan Khalil, Manager, Fiscal Programs, or call 646 619-6505.