A conversation with Pennies Count
What’s on Your Mind?
You don't have to know what the problem is to start the conversation.
Maybe a financial report doesn’t make sense. An audit finding is still weighing on you. Or your nonprofit or research organization has grown, and you’re wondering whether your financial processes have kept up.
Bring the concern. We’ll start by listening.
Let’s Talk It ThroughChoose a time that works for you. No pressure to commit.
Start where you are
What’s been weighing on you?
You don’t need to choose a service before we speak. These are a few of the concerns we can talk through.
“I have the reports. I’m still unsure.”
Financial information that raises more questions than it answers, unexplained variances, or uncertainty about what leadership should be watching.
“Something in our process concerns me.”
Unclear responsibilities, limited oversight, an unresolved audit finding, or financial processes that have not kept pace with growth.
“The financial demands keep growing.”
Complex grants, research awards, reporting deadlines, or an accounting team that needs more experienced support.
A calm place to begin
A conversation focused on your concerns.
We’ll use the time to understand what’s happening, what you’re concerned about, and what you need more clarity on.
If Pennies Count may be able to help, we can discuss an appropriate next step. You decide whether to take it.
The consultation is an introductory conversation. Reviewing financial records, diagnosing specific issues, and developing recommendations take place through a separately scoped engagement.
- You share what’s on your mind.No polished presentation or financial package required.
- We listen and ask questions.We’ll talk in plain English and explore what may deserve attention.
- You leave with a clearer direction.That may mean a focused review, broader support, or knowing what to consider next.
You can start with a question.
A complimentary, confidential, judgment-free conversation for nonprofit and research leaders who want to talk through a financial concern.
Let’s Talk It Through