Taking the fear out of financial management

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Taking the fear out of financial management Fiscal Sponsorship Taking the fear out of financial management Asta Petkeviciute and Josh Sattely March 28, 2017

About TSNE MissionWorks We help the people and organizations in the nonprofit sector work better, so they can do great works. Every year, we count hundreds of nonprofits, foundations, community groups, advocates and activists as our partners in creating social change. Our consulting and financial management services, training and leadership programs, and grantmaking are designed to strengthen their leaders, facilitate learning, guide strategic thinking, and build the capacity of organizations to achieve their missions and to reach their goals.

Poll Question Have you heard about the concept of Fiscal Sponsorship before? Never I have heard of others using Fiscal Sponsorship services I currently work with a Fiscal Sponsor I am providing Fiscal Sponsorship services

What is Fiscal Sponsorship? “A fiscal sponsor is a nonprofit organization that provides fiduciary oversight, financial management, and other administrative services to help build the capacity of charitable projects.” Fiscal Sponsorship: a 360 Degree Perspective, Trust for Conservation Innovation.

Our Fiscal Sponsorship Program 60 Years of Partnerships For nearly six decades, we have been a fiscal sponsor to thousands of nonprofit projects. We have built our reputation and our practice on the idea that an exceptional fiscal sponsor not only provides high-quality operational support services, but is also a partners that is committed to the same progressive values and ideals as the people and projects we serve. Founder and steering committee member of National Network of Fiscal Sponsors

Who am I? Asta Petkeviciute Program Director Two decades of experience in organization and project management Nonprofits in dozens of countries Extensive work with federal grant regulations and compliance

It’s my passion and my life’s work to help people see their organization’s potential in new and different ways. I love working with so many great projects and finding ways that they can do more with their resources, and have the capacity to serve more people, explore and innovate. Asta Petkeviciute on why I love working at TSNE MissionWorks

How can fiscal sponsorship help me do more? POLL: How much time your executive leadership team spend on operations/administration that should otherwise be allocated toward mission- critical work? Some Enough Too Much Poll: How much time do you spend on operational/Administrative work that should otherwise be allocated toward mission-critical work. Some, Enough, Too Much

How can fiscal sponsorship help me do more? Comprehensive administrative services Corporate entity (501(c)(3), employer, liability insurance, audit) Financial services (accounting, banking, cash flow) Human resource & benefits management Financial, grants and compliance management Internal fiduciary oversight role (dedicated manager with experience in budgeting, financial analysis and resource management) Legal and compliance oversight With a nonprofit whose mission and programs are similar additional organizational capacity building services available

How can you offer this kind of comprehensive support? Share services with more than 90 projects and nearly 500 employees in 30 states. Our team includes: Accounting   Team of accountants and controllers who prepare your accounts for audit, as well as process payables, receivables and payroll for each project. Compliance and Legal Affairs A staff attorney and contracts managers review and process contracts, advise on legal agreements, and the file of business registrations in states where you operate. Grants and Finance Management A dedicated grants and finance manager to oversee your account, coordinate services and monitor payments, cash flow, grants management and proposal support. Human Resources A seasoned, professional team with decades of experience help you hire, retain and evaluate staff in addition to compensation and benefits administration and ensure compliance with all current labor laws.

Model A: Comprehensive With a nonprofit whose mission and programs are similar Fiscal Sponsor Accounting Finances Compliance Project Corporate Home Human Resources Grants Contracts Financial Oversight

Other Types of Fiscal Sponsorship? Pre-Approved Grant Relationship (Models B or C) The fiscally-sponsored project does not become a program belonging to the sponsor The sponsor does not necessarily maintain ownership of any part of the results of the project’s work A separate entity is responsible for managing its own tax reporting, overall financial management and liability issues The sponsor simply assures that the project will use the grant funds received to accomplish the ends described in the grant proposal. This is the model of fiscal sponsorship primarily utilized in the arts.

Who seeks fiscal sponsorship? Spinoffs Existing c3 Startups

TSNE has been an invaluable partner right from the start TSNE has been an invaluable partner right from the start. Their expertise combined with our program know how enabled us to focus confidently on building a well-run, mission-driven organization, helping hundreds of students succeed in their careers. 21st century fiscal sponsorship is an effective hybrid organizational model that provides funders with opportunities to confidently invest in potent social justice efforts like Future Chefs. Toni Elka Executive Director Future Chefs Boston, Mass.

What’s the value to the projects? Don’t have to build & maintain their own infrastructure Cost effective and flexible More time and focus for mission-related work Access to sponsor’s expertise and experience Better fringe benefits Shared risk and responsibility Better cash management

What’s the value to the funders? Financial oversight and professional grant management Capacity building, mentoring for the project Cost efficient sharing of resources Access to sponsor’s expertise and experience Flexible: ease of entry and exit, transitions Risk management

Due Diligence http://www.fiscalsponsors.org/ Best Practices for Fiscal Sponsors Questions Funders Should Ask Grantees Who Use Fiscal Sponsors http://www.fiscalsponsordirectory.org/ Connects community projects with fiscal sponsors

We chose to work with TSNE because their commitment to strong, inclusive communities and social justice matched our mission and values. In addition, the staff are responsive and service-minded with strong financial and human resources supports that enhance our organizational capacity. We are thrilled to be affiliated with TSNE.” Risa Wilkerson, Executive Director, Active Living By Design

Operational Excellence Program Strategy Fundraising Mission Accounting Human Resources Grants and Finances Legal Affairs and Compliance Operational Excellence Program Excellence

Thank you Questions?