Not-for-profit (NFP) organisations come in all shapes and sizes; from grassroots sporting clubs, landcare groups, community arts, cultural and special interest groups, to churches, missions and NGOs, through to the bigger organisations with more corporate structures like professional associations and registered charities.
Smaller community-based groups and NFPs rely on their treasurers for a range of tasks associated with running, managing and meeting compliance requirements of the organisation. However many treasurers aren’t seasoned finance professionals, but volunteers who have a passion for the cause, including those brave mums and dads supporting their kids in their sporting pursuits.
ICB recognises the invaluable contribution treasurers across Australia make, and we are committed to supporting them by providing guidance, training and support in the practicals; from basic record keeping requirements, through to guidance in managing volunteers, financial reporting to boards, committal of grants, and development of easy, efficient and best practice processes.
We achieve this vision with the support of ICB members, industry stakeholders and technology partners as part of our social responsibility framework.
