For nonprofits & social enterprises
Funding is a promise. You are the ones who keep it.
Nonprofits and social enterprises are where money becomes meals served, homes kept, businesses started and children back in school. No one is closer to the change, or knows better what works. That knowledge deserves books that carry it, not a pile of funder reports written after hours.
Impact accounting puts it on the books, next to the money, where every funder can see it and your own team can learn from it.
What changes when your impact is on the books
Report once, answer every funder
Grant reports, contract reviews and framework disclosures all come from the same entries, each in the funder’s own format. The hours spent rebuilding the same numbers six different ways go back to the programme.
How: each fact is entered once into one chart of accountsThe shared map of what gets counted, the master list of accounts every entry posts to., alongside the fund accounting you already keep. Every report is a different reading of it.
Proof that holds up
When a funder, an auditor or your board asks how you know, the answer is already there, down to the household, patient or student your programme served.
How: every figure opens to the entries beneath it, and every entry to its source, in double-entryEvery value is recorded twice, once as where it came from and once as where it went, so the books check themselves. books your auditor already knows how to read.
A stronger case for the next grant or investment
Funders and impact investors see your results in balanced books they can check, not only in a story. That makes the case for a renewal, a larger grant or a first investment.
How: your impact accounts sit beside your financial statements and follow the same accounting principles.
Programmes that get better every year
Compare what each programme costs with what it achieves, and put the next budget where it does the most good, not where it reads best in a report.
How: goals sit on the accounts, strategies are recorded against the goals they serve, and each close shows what moved and by how much.
What it looks like, whatever your mission
Community lenders
Put your impact on the books.
Bring the reports your funders ask for. Nothing else to prepare.
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