Before I went into teaching, I worked in the non-profit sector, where one of the big issues we faced was fundraising. As you can imagine, that was a full time job for one of our staff member, who had to keep copious records of who gave what and when and for which aspect of the program. As this was in the early days of PC computing, it was difficult to find accounting software that was set up to do those things in the proper way. Indeed, one of the college interns had to reverse engineer the software package we used and rebuild it to do the fundraising/accounting staffer needed.

That sort of Rube Goldberg set-up isnÂ’t needed today. There are programs designed to help meet the needs of non-profit and charity groups. I recently came across one that seems to be ideal for the needs of such. This Nonprofit Fund Accounting Software can be found at JMTConsulting.com.

This fund accounting software seems to offer a real solution to the special needs of non-profit organizations. Its maker, JMT, can assist you in making the right decision on your software purchase. After some two decades in the business, they can help you find the right. With almost 20 years of experience, the website also provides recommendations for Fundraising Software.

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