Finance oversight for nonprofits
Senior finance expertise for your nonprofit, without a full-time hire.
MOR Accounting works alongside your team every month, so your numbers are current, your board gets clear answers, restricted funds and grants stay on track, and audit season stops being a fire drill.
Get MOR out of your accounting.
30 minutes by video. No preparation. No obligation.
September at a glance
- Close reviewedReconciliations and schedules current; two notes for your bookkeeper
- Cash and restricted fundsWhat’s available to spend versus what’s held for donors, updated this month
- GrantsOne award running ahead of budget; report due in 21 days
- Board packageReady for Thursday’s finance committee
- Year-end fileMost of the auditor’s request list already assembled
Sound familiar?
Most organizations call when one of these is true.
The board asks questions nobody can answer quickly.
“How much of our cash is actually ours to spend?” shouldn’t take a week.
Finance is one person, and they’re stretched.
A capable bookkeeper with no one senior to check the work or answer the hard questions.
Grants are growing, and so is the paperwork.
More funders, more restrictions, more reports, and no clear view across all of them.
The monthly numbers arrive late, or not at all.
Decisions get made on instinct because the financials aren’t ready when you need them.
Someone in finance just left.
And suddenly no one knows where anything lives.
The audit keeps turning up the same issues.
The same comments every year, and the board reads every one.
None of this means your team is doing it wrong. Most nonprofits your size simply don’t have senior finance expertise in the building. That’s the gap MOR fills.
What changes
What working with MOR gives your organization.
Numbers you can rely on
A close that’s reviewed every month, so leadership decides with current, organized financials instead of guesses.
Clear answers, early
A board package a non-financial board member can read in minutes, and problems raised early with a plan attached.
A clear view of your money
What’s available to spend, what’s held for donors, and what’s coming, tracked every month.
Funders kept happy
Complete grant files, spending watched against budget, and reports that don’t sneak up on anyone.
A senior person in their corner
Your finance staff get someone experienced to review their work, answer questions, and help them grow.
An audit that’s a non-event
Because the year is already organized, fieldwork starts on time and there are no late surprises.
Where MOR fits
The senior finance layer most nonprofits your size don’t have.
You have someone doing the books. What’s usually missing is someone senior watching the whole picture as the year happens. That’s MOR.
Your bookkeeper
Keeps doing the books: transactions, reconciliations, the monthly close.
MOR Accounting
Reviews the books, tracks restricted funds and grants, flags what needs attention, and turns it all into clear numbers and advice for leadership.
ED and board
Make every decision, with a clear monthly picture and no surprises.
How it works
A clear picture first. Then steady monthly support.
Start with the Assessment
A scored look at your finance operations: the close, restricted funds, grants, reporting, and controls. You’ll see what’s solid, what’s exposed, and what to fix first. Fixed fee, plain language, done in weeks.
About the AssessmentKeep it strong every month
Ongoing support sized to what you need, from monthly oversight of your books to a seat at the table for budgets, cash planning, and board meetings.
See the ways to work togetherThe value
Senior expertise, without the senior salary.
A full-time controller or CFO is a major hire most nonprofits your size can’t justify. MOR gives you that level of expertise for a flat monthly fee, with no recruiting, benefits, or turnover, and the flexibility to add more support as you grow.
How pricing worksWhy MOR
“I spent eight years on the auditor’s side of the table. I know what strong nonprofit finance looks like, where it usually breaks down, and what boards, funders, and auditors look for. MOR puts that to work for you every month.”
Jacob McKiddie, CPA · Founder
What stays with you
You stay in charge, and the work stays yours.
Keeps the books.
MOR isn’t a replacement. Your bookkeeper gets a senior reviewer in their corner, and the skills and records stay inside your organization.
Keeps every decision.
MOR never touches your cash, signs checks, approves payments, or holds a signer role. Recommendations come to you; decisions stay with you.
Keeps the audit.
MOR advises and your team decides, so your auditor’s independence stays supported and the audit stays exactly what it should be: theirs.
The next step
Start with 30 minutes.
Tell us where things stand and what’s worrying you. You’ll leave the call with a clearer picture, whether or not we work together.
