Accounting, Budgeting, & Financial Statements

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Circles of Troup County
LaGrange, Georgia, United States
Treasurer
(5)
2
Project
Academic experience
60 hours of work total
Learner
LaGrange, Georgia, United States
Intermediate level

Project scope

Categories
Accounting
Skills
financial statements balance sheet budget development quickbooks (accounting software) accounting budgeting
Details

Learners will utilize Quickbooks Online to enter accounting transactions. Records will be provided to serve as support for the entries.


Meetings with the company will be necessary to develop the budget and enter into the Quickbooks accounting system.


Financial Reports will be prepared to show variances from the budget, summaries of donor contributions, and standard financial statements such as the balance sheet and income statement.

Deliverables

Learners will use the online platform for Quickbooks. Activities will be required to learn the system and its capabilities.


Activities will include reviewing supporting documents of the company to determine the proper accounting treatment and classification of transactions.


Meetings with the company will be necessary to understand the activities of the company and it's particular recording and reporting needs.

Mentorship

The company will provide access to the supporting data for transactions. Also, various personnel of the company will be available to the learners to describe processes, needs, and resources.

About the company

Company
LaGrange, Georgia, United States
2 - 10 employees
Non-profit, philanthropic & civil society

Circles of Troup County works with people who are motivated to move out of poverty and matches them with middle- and high-income volunteers who can support and encourage them on their journey.

Since 2012, Circles has been providing weekly meetings and classes for participants (we call them Circle Leaders) and volunteers (we call them Allies). Beginning with a 12-week class, we teach skills, goal-setting and financial literacy specifically designed for people who don’t make enough money.

After completing the 12-week class, each person/family is matched with volunteers as well as continuing to attend weekly meetings with others working toward the same financial goals. Over time, these relationships help families achieve financial stability.

At the same time, Circles offers unique experiential workshops to help community members understand barriers in the community that keep people from getting ahead. Poverty simulations are one of the most popular events, but Circles staff and volunteers also present interactive workshops on hidden rules of economic class and the racial wealth gap. These tools help equip employers, community members and churches to reduce the barriers and help eliminate poverty in our community.