Whitley County Community Foundation, Leadership Whitley County presenting workshop to help non-profits navigate financial mismanagement
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What happens when the payroll taxes go unpaid? Who is responsible when cash goes missing from a charitable organization or church? Keep your organization out of the headlines by learning the financial and legal responsibilities of serving as a board member, council member or trustee of a charitable organization or church.
Made possible by the Whitley County Community Foundation, "Safe Passage for Non-Profits" will open disuccusion regarding the financial and compliance challenges that face nonprofits and will provide information and tools to protect the nonprofit and preserve donor, board and public confidence.
Discussion will include transparency, accountability and risk management.
This valuable presentation will be held Friday, November 4, 2011, from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Peabody Public Library, 1160 E. SR 205, Columbia City. Admission to the workshop is free.
The Whitley County Coummunity Foundation has underwritten this seminar in hopes that representatives of many non-pforits will attend and gain information for their organization. The event is being corrdinated by the Whitley County Community Foundation and Leadership Whitley County.
Presenter Miriam Robeson has been in the private practice of law for more than 15 years, with a focus in nonprofit, corporate and agriculture law. Robeson guides small and medium-sized nonprofits through the ever-tightening path of government regulation and counsels clients on business and tax planning issues.