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In-kind donations refer to non-monetary contributions made to a non-profit organization. These donations can take the form of goods, services, or even expertise that directly support the activities and operations of the organization. Examples include:
To effectively leverage in-kind donations, non-profits should consider the following strategies:
In-kind donations play a crucial role in the sustainability and effectiveness of non-profit organizations. They provide valuable resources, enhance operational capacity, and broaden impact, ultimately helping non-profits fulfill their missions more effectively.
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As Quarter 2 comes to a close, it’s the perfect time for small business owners to hit pause, reflect, and prepare for what’s ahead. A thoughtful Q2 wrap-up helps you celebrate wins, identify areas for improvement, and close the year strong. At J&S Accounting, we specialize in helping small businesses stay financially focused throughout the year.
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