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Fiscal Sponsorship for Food Organizations is a free online course for Washington State residents, brought to you by Washington Food Coalition and the Washington State Department of Agriculture.
This course goes over the basics of fiscal sponsorships, including the way support and reporting work under the WSDA. We’ll explain 4 different fiscal sponsorship models and what you need to know about compliance and risk as either a sponsor or a sponsored project.
Finally, we’ll walk you through the steps to set up a fiscal sponsorship and give you sample documents and templates.
What’s included
- 30 minutes of instruction
- 4 modules with 4 videos
- Fiscal Sponsorship for Food Organizations Overview (PDF, 10 pages)
- Sample questions and application for fiscal sponsorship
- General and WSDA FA agreement templates
- Course certificate
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$100.00
Let’s Talk Money is an online course in nonprofit finance basics from the Nonprofit Learning Center. Designed for busy people, the course goes over the basics of nonprofit finance, including the differences between nonprofit and for-profit finance. Intended for board and staff members, Let’s Talk Money will get everyone up to speed and on the same page when it’s time to talk about the following:
- The balance sheet
- The income statement
- Cashflow
- Budgeting
- The IRS Form 990
- Internal controls
What’s included
- 30 minutes of instruction, plus time for practice with both sample financial statements and your own nonprofit’s financials
- 4 modules with 4 videos
- Let’s Talk Money workbook (PDF, 22 pages)
- Course certificate
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$0.00
This public funding training is designed for executive directors, board members serving as staff, and nonprofit staff in leadership roles who steward public funds in Washington State.
Produced by the Washington Food Coalition and the WSDA, it explains what leaders of emergency food organizations need to know, with detailed modules on compliance, finance, and risk.
The four-part series may fulfill the WSDA training requirement in lieu of an audit. Contact WFC or WSDA for more information.
