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Nonprofit Capital: How to Think Differently about Its Use in Your Organization

The Editors
June 3, 2019

 

This webinar was first posted online on November 10, 2016.

Do you know the difference between capital and revenue in your nonprofit? Do you know all the internal and external sources of capital, and what categories of uses there are for it? This webinar reviews the basics of how to budget for various change initiatives and how to understand what your organization needs in terms of working capital, among many other things. The concepts reviewed here by FMA’s Hilda Polanco will not only help you to budget more clearly and proactively, but to talk with funders in a more persuasive way.

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As Founder and CEO, Hilda Polanco has led FMA to become a go-to capacity builder where foundation and nonprofit leaders seek to address nonprofit financial management issues.

A nationally recognized and sought after leader in the field, Hilda serves the sector in many ways. Hilda was a founding member of the selection committee of the New York Nonprofit Excellence Awards, established by the New York Times and the Nonprofit Coordinating Committee.

When not speaking publicly or leading FMA’s team, she provides direct capacity building, training and coaching services to foundations and nonprofits throughout the country.

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