March 26, 2009
Joining Forces in the 'Back Office'
Collaborative effort by Minneapolis charities combines groups' administrative operations
Small and medium-size charities can be at a disadvantage when it comes to handling financial and personnel issues.
Many can only afford to hire a single person to handle a number of specialized tasks, says Stan Birnbaum, president of a collaborative effort known as MACC CommonWealth Services, in Minneapolis. What they really need, he says, "is about a 10-percent CFO and maybe a 30-percent-time accountant and a 60-percent-time accounting technician."
To solve this problem, five
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