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Fund accounting is outrunning your team
Restricted and unrestricted funds need tracking that standard bookkeeping does not handle.
Grant reporting is slipping
Funders expect specific reporting, and missing it puts future funding at risk.
Audit and Form 990 season looms
Nonprofit-specific compliance needs a specialist, not a generalist scrambling to learn it.
A full-time hire strains the budget
Every dollar counts, and a permanent accounting salary is hard to justify.
Fractional or full-time?
Full-time fits large organizations with constant accounting demands. Fractional fits when you need nonprofit expertise on a defined scope, with hours that flex around grant and audit cycles, at a cost that respects the mission budget.
Fund Accounting
Tracks restricted and unrestricted funds accurately.
Grant Management
Monitors grant spending and builds the reports funders require.
Board Reporting
Produces statements your board and finance committee can follow.
990 and Audit Prep
Prepares documentation for the audit and Form 990.
Compliance
Keeps the books aligned with nonprofit accounting standards.
Top 2% Fractional Talent, Matched by Our Finance Talent Engine
Nonprofit accounting follows its own rules, and a for-profit generalist can miss them entirely. MAVI's finance talent engine screens for genuine nonprofit experience using seven human-validated intelligence models across a large finance network.
You go straight to specialists who understand fund accounting. Two vetted profiles come back, and one fits more than 90% of the time.
Share Your Structure
Tell us the systems you run and the work you need covered.
Mission-Aware Matching
We evaluate our vetted network against your actual scope, not generic keywords.
Two Qualified Profiles
You see two matched candidates, not fifty.
Fast Interviews
Conversations happen within days of your first call.
Quick Onboarding
Your Senior Accountant onboards fast and ships work that week.
Ongoing Partnership
We stay on after placement, so when a need shifts you never restart the hunt for coverage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do your Nonprofit Accountants understand fund accounting?
Yes. Tracking restricted and unrestricted funds is a core specialization for the accountants we place, and it is the main thing that separates nonprofit work from for-profit bookkeeping.
Can a fractional Nonprofit Accountant handle grant reporting?
Yes. Monitoring grant spending and producing funder-specific reports is a common reason nonprofits bring one on, since missing those reports can threaten future funding.
Will they help with our audit and Form 990?
Yes. Preparing documentation for the annual audit and supporting Form 990 preparation is part of the role. They coordinate with your auditor and tax preparer as needed.
Which nonprofit accounting systems do they know?
They work in Sage Intacct, QuickBooks Nonprofit, Blackbaud, and similar platforms. We match on the system your organization uses.
Is fractional more budget-friendly for a nonprofit than a full-time hire?
Usually yes. You get specialized nonprofit expertise for the scope you need, without a full-time salary and benefits, which fits how most mission budgets have to work.
