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The 8 Best Nonprofit Financial Management Training Courses

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1. National Council of Nonprofits: Financial Management Tools & Resources. The National Council of Nonprofits acts as a trusted advocate for America’s charitable organizations, working to advance nonprofit impact by keeping 501(c)3s informed on governmental changes and policy trends.
2. FMA Institute: Nonprofit Financial Management Courses. The Financial Management Associates Institute offers professional development courses to anyone who acts in a financial role at a nonprofit.
3. Propel Nonprofits: Financial Management and Board Governance Trainings. Propel Nonprofits seeks to fuel the impact and effectiveness of nonprofits through guidance, expertise, and capital.
4. Harvard Kennedy School: Nonprofit Financial Stewardship Program. The Nonprofit Financial Stewardship program is part of Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government’s Nonprofit Leadership Executive Certificate series.
5. NonprofitReady.org: Nonprofit Accounting and Finance Courses. Nonprofit Ready is designed for on-the-go nonprofit professionals, providing unlimited access to hundreds of free online training modules.
6. Kellogg School of Management: Center for Nonprofit Management Programs. Like Harvard, Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management offers its own curriculum of nonprofit-focused classes.
7. GrantSpace: Financial Strategies for Nonprofits Webinar. If you’re looking for a one-stop shop of nonprofit financial management basics, then GrantSpace has the tool for you.
8. Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York: Financial Management Resources. The Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York acts as a voice and information source for 1,400+ New York nonprofits.

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6 Free Online Courses For Nonprofit Marketers Classy

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1. Udemy. Udemy is an online learning platform that has over 150,000 online course offerings and 295 million students engaging with the content across a wide range of topics like business, design, web development, and so much more.
2. Google Certifications and Courses. Google’s product portfolio has truly modernized the workplace with user-focused tools designed to be both intuitive and informative.
3. Hootsuite and Buffer. It’s imperative your nonprofit be active on social media. You don’t have to have to use every channel available, but you should absolutely identify some of your top prospects that can drive healthy engagement metrics on your published content like impact stories, news updates, annual reports, and more.
4. Internet Marketing for Smart People. Copyblogger is an online resource for free information on content marketing, and they have multiple classes that can give you everting you need to build a strong content marketing engine.
5. HubSpot Academy. HubSpot is an online software platform that helps your organization grow by providing marketing, sales, and CRM tools. They also built the HubSpot Academy to help dedicated marketing professionals grow their career by offering multiple free certifications.
6. Nonprofit Ready. Nonprofit Ready has hundreds of courses specifically catered to nonprofit professionals. Their marketing and communications courses aim to help your organization raise awareness and grow.

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