Financial Management Training
for Arts Organizations
The South Carolina Arts Alliance is proud to partner with BDO Nonprofit and Grantmaker Advisory, with support from the South Carolina Arts Commission and Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation to offer a series of financial management trainings to help strengthen the operations of arts organizations throughout South Carolina.
Workshops are offered free of charge, and Arts grantees of either the SCAC or the GDDF will be granted priority registration. Details about each workshop are below.
Trainings are designed for anyone who is new to nonprofit financial management or anyone who wants to refresh their knowledge. Arts leaders, bookkeepers, or anyone involved in the financial matters of your organization are encouraged to register, but please only one individual per organization.
Includes one full day of training with an optional one-on-one coaching session. These 1-hour coaching sessions have limited availability, and will fill on a first come, first served basis.
Breakfast and lunch will be included on the workshop day.
Register by October 1st
Budgeting + True Cost
Location: South Carolina Arts Commission
1026 Sumter St STE 200
Columbia, SC 29201
October 16 – 9 AM to 3 PM – Workshop (Breakfast and Lunch Provided)
October 17 – 9 AM to 4:30 PM – Optional Coaching Sessions (only 5 slots available)
October 18 – 9 AM to 4:30 PM – Optional Coaching Sessions (only 5 slots available)
A viable financial management strategy needs to address a vision for the future, incorporate an understanding of the past, and present financial position of the organization. This workshop will help participants develop a budget process that facilitates programmatic, strategic, and fiscal discussions among the leadership team, resulting in a mission-driven budget.
Key concepts include:
- Types of budgets and levels of planning at an organization.
- Implementing a comprehensive and inclusive financial planning process.
- Identifying, allocating, and building indirect costs into program budgets to understand the real cost of program delivery.