Before your next nonprofit client asks you this…


Hi Reader,

When a nonprofit client asks:

“Can we use this money?”

Suddenly a question that sounds simple… isn’t.

Because now you’re thinking about:

  • Donor restrictions.
  • Grant requirements.
  • Programs.
  • Reporting.
  • How it was set up in QuickBooks.
  • What the CPA will expect later.

And whether the decision you make today is going to create a mess six months from now.

If you’ve ever thought:

“I know bookkeeping. Why do I suddenly feel like I don’t know what I’m doing?”

That’s exactly why we created Non-Profit Bookkeeping™

You do not need to relearn bookkeeping.

But you do need the nonprofit specialization that teaches you how to make decisions when the answer isn’t obvious.

Inside the program, Jackie Shaw teaches you the Long-Term Accounting Framework™.

Instead of only asking:

“Where do I put this transaction?”

You learn to ask:

“If we keep doing it this way for the next 10 years, what will the organization need to understand, prove, report and decide?”

That changes everything.

Because you stop solving each grant, restriction or program in isolation.

You start building books intentionally.

And you start becoming the bookkeeper who can say:

“I know why this is structured this way... and I can explain it!"

You’ll learn grant tracking, restricted revenue, nonprofit chart-of-accounts design, program revenue and expense tracking, and how to work effectively with a board of directors.

You’ll also receive a private 1:1 session with me for your specific nonprofit-bookkeeping questions, access to the course discussion area, and bonus training on marketing your bookkeeping business to nonprofit clients.

Right now, the investment is $1,500 paid in full or 3 payments of $525.

On August 15, the price returns to $1,800.

If nonprofit bookkeeping is becoming (or you want it to become) a meaningful part of your business, this is the moment to build the expertise underneath that specialty.

Rooting for you and your bookkeeping!
Jackie Rockwell + Jackie Shaw

P.S. The goal isn’t to memorize the answer to every situation you’ll ever encounter. It’s to become the bookkeeper who knows how to think through the next one.

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