Non Profit Accountant
Compensation: Up to $73,000
Compensation: Up to $73,000
Make an impact where your accounting expertise directly supports mission-driven programs and community outcomes. This is a high-visibility accounting role with real ownership and purpose.
Why This Opportunity Stands Out:
• Work closely with leadership on critical federal and state-funded programs
• Own a full grant portfolio with end-to-end visibility (billing through reporting)
• Gain exposure to multi-entity accounting and intercompany transactions
• Be part of a mission-driven organization making a measurable difference
• Strong stability with structured processes and compliance-focused environment
• Opportunity to refine grant reporting, audits, and financial statement expertise
• Hands-on involvement in month-end and year-end close cycles
• Exposure to modern systems (Acumatica, Workday, federal payment platforms)
• High-impact role where your work directly supports funding and program success
• Work closely with leadership on critical federal and state-funded programs
• Own a full grant portfolio with end-to-end visibility (billing through reporting)
• Gain exposure to multi-entity accounting and intercompany transactions
• Be part of a mission-driven organization making a measurable difference
• Strong stability with structured processes and compliance-focused environment
• Opportunity to refine grant reporting, audits, and financial statement expertise
• Hands-on involvement in month-end and year-end close cycles
• Exposure to modern systems (Acumatica, Workday, federal payment platforms)
• High-impact role where your work directly supports funding and program success
Key Responsibilities for the Non Profit Accountant:
• Manage invoicing, billing, and collections for federal and state grants
• Oversee month-end close, A/R reconciliations, and financial reporting
• Ensure compliance with grant terms and applicable regulations
• Prepare grant reports, audit schedules, and supporting documentation
• Track program financial performance across lifecycle and budgets
• Manage invoicing, billing, and collections for federal and state grants
• Oversee month-end close, A/R reconciliations, and financial reporting
• Ensure compliance with grant terms and applicable regulations
• Prepare grant reports, audit schedules, and supporting documentation
• Track program financial performance across lifecycle and budgets
Qualifications for the Non Profit Accountant:
• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting
• 5+ years of accounting experience with not-for-profits
• Strong accounts receivable and general ledger experience
• Experience with federal/state grants, reporting, and compliance
• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting
• 5+ years of accounting experience with not-for-profits
• Strong accounts receivable and general ledger experience
• Experience with federal/state grants, reporting, and compliance
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