When your nonprofit organization needs outsourced CFO services in place quickly.
Leadership transitions, audit pressure, grant complexity, and system conversions create the same condition: the organization needs financial support that can step in at the right level and communicate directly with the board and funders. Array Accounting provides outsourced CFO and nonprofit accounting services for $3M+ nonprofits.
The survey is brief. Our team reviews every response personally before any follow-up.
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"From our initial consultation, it was clear that Array understood our operational needs, our pain points, and our long-term goals. They were not just another outsourced accounting service."
A 30-minute executive briefing. Prepared for your situation. Complimentary.
Our team reviews your responses and arrives with a prepared, situation-specific analysis. The conversation is focused on your organization's current financial gaps across outsourced CFO services, controller support, and accounting services for nonprofit organizations, from the first minute.
Three specific deliverables. Yours regardless of whether an engagement follows.
The Briefing is a prepared conversation. You leave with actionable steps for your organization and a direct answer on whether Array Accounting is the right support structure.
Complimentary.
Prepared in advance.
A candid picture of your financial position
A specific picture of the gaps in your current financial operations: reporting, close cadence, audit readiness, grant compliance, team structure, or systems. Each gap identified with operational specificity.
Your three highest-priority actions
The three things your organization should address first, in order of urgency. Practical and operational. A clear starting point, regardless of whether Array Accounting is involved.
A direct answer on whether Array Accounting is the right fit
A direct answer on whether Array Accounting is the right support structure for your situation. When the engagement is not the right structure, Array Accounting communicates that clearly and points toward a more appropriate starting point.
Observations from finance leaders and partners.
"Array provides significant help with grant management, financial reporting, and budgeting. Array has the expertise to streamline the process in a proactive approach after understanding the business, and provides insights to help clients make smarter decisions and plan for growth."
"Danielle and her team stepped in to support us flawlessly with a thoroughness and expertise that never misses even the tiniest detail. I have already learned a lot from Danielle and her team and look forward to our continued partnership."
"Danielle was hardworking, self-driven, and a pleasure to work with. She provided a high level of service and was able to hit the ground running and complete the project in a timely and efficient manner."
Array Accounting works best when these conditions apply.
Array Accounting provides outsourced financial management and nonprofit CFO services to organizations that meet these criteria. Reviewing this before completing the survey helps confirm the conversation will be productive for both parties.
Strong fit
- ✓Nonprofit organization with $3M or more in annual revenue
- ✓Managing a current or anticipated financial leadership gap
- ✓Preparing for or managing an active annual audit cycle
- ✓Managing federal, state, private, or foundation grant funds
- ✓Evaluating or currently undergoing an accounting system conversion
- ✓Need financial support that communicates directly with your board, grantors, and auditors
Outside current scope
- ×Annual revenue below $3M
- ×Seeking basic bookkeeping or payroll processing only
- ×Organization not currently positioned to engage with financial guidance or process recommendations
CFO Strategy Briefing
The survey takes two minutes. The Briefing takes thirty.
Complete the intake survey and our team reviews your responses personally. If the engagement is a practical fit, the next step will be clear. If it is not the right structure, you will leave with a clear picture of what to address next.
Talk to a Nonprofit CFO Specialist