Fund and program accounting
Track restricted, temporarily restricted, and unrestricted funds so board reports show where every dollar is designated — not just a single lump-sum balance.
Nonprofit Bookkeeping
Nonprofit bookkeeping has its own rules — restricted funds, grant tracking, and a Form 990 waiting at year-end. JRK Financial keeps the books organized so your board, your grantors, and your CPA all see numbers they can trust.
Who we serve
What's included
Track restricted, temporarily restricted, and unrestricted funds so board reports show where every dollar is designated — not just a single lump-sum balance.
Record grant awards, restrictions, and spend-down against budgets so program directors and grantors get clean, defensible reports.
Bank, credit card, and merchant accounts reconciled every month, so the numbers on your Statement of Activities actually tie out.
Coordinate with your payroll provider for staff, clergy, and contractor pay — including the housing-allowance and W-2 nuances churches deal with.
Statement of Financial Position, Statement of Activities, and budget-vs-actual formatted so a volunteer treasurer or finance committee can actually read them.
Keep books in the shape your CPA or 990 preparer needs at year-end — functional expense allocation, related-party disclosures, and clean trial balance.
How we work
Most of our nonprofit clients are on a monthly cadence: transactions organized, accounts reconciled, and a short report package delivered every month — with a full year-end handoff to whichever CPA prepares your Form 990.
We start with your programs, funding sources, and how your board reads reports today.
Chart of accounts, classes or funds, and grant tracking configured for nonprofit reporting — not retail.
Monthly reconciliations, clean reports, and a year-end package your CPA can work from without cleanup.
Book a free consultation and we'll talk through your funds, grants, and what a steady monthly rhythm would look like for your organization.