Budgeting 101 for Non-Profits

Budgeting 101 for Non-Profits is a practical workshop designed for non-profit staff and volunteers who want a clearer understanding of how budgets support planning, accountability, and financial decision-making.

This session offers a concise introduction to budgeting in a non-profit context and helps participants see how a well-prepared budget can strengthen organizational direction and year-round operations. 

Learning Objectives

• Understand the role of budgeting in nonprofit financial planning.

• Learn the basics of the budget development cycle.

• Identify best practices for projecting revenue and costs.

• Understand how to account for restricted funds.

• Recognize how to review budgets and respond to variances.

Who should attend?

This workshop is recommended for all non-profit staff or volunteers who are responsible for developing and maintaining a budget for their program, project or the organization.

Facilitator

Eric Robert is a partner at Rawluk & Robert Chartered Professional Accountants Inc. and a public practice accountant based in Winnipeg with 20 years of experience serving clients across Western Canada. He is passionate about helping clients better understand their finances so they feel more confident and informed.

Eric specializes in working with not-for-profit organizations and charities throughout Winnipeg and Manitoba. As both an auditor and board volunteer, he brings a strong understanding of the unique challenges these organizations face and has helped many improve their bookkeeping and financial systems.

To read Eric's full bio, click here. 

Accommodations 

Volunteer Manitoba strives to host inclusive, accessible workshops that enable all individuals to engage fully. If you require any accommodations to participate in our training, please indicate so on the registration form.

Course Cancellation Policy

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