Avoiding Theft in Your Nonprofit

Avoiding Theft in Your Nonprofit

Speaker: Beth Short, Ohio Attorney General's Charitable Law Section

November 9, 2022

12:00 - 1:00 p.m. on Zoom

Nonprofit animal welfare organizations work hard raising resources to support their programs and services and can’t afford to have funds slip away. The needs are great and the resources are limited. Unless the group’s board has spent time analyzing its fiscal operations and developed policies and procedures to protect its assets, the group’s programs and long-term viability can be at risk. This webinar will address financial activities, internal controls, separation of duties and other measures that you can take to protect your organization so it can continue honoring its mission.

ABOUT BETH SHORT

Beth Short, who handles outreach and education for the Ohio Attorney General's Charitable Law Section, has spent her career working for and with nonprofit organizations. Her passion for the nonprofit sector is evidenced by her professional and volunteer background working with nonprofits as a staff member, board member, consultant and volunteer for large and small organizations. She brings a background in journalism, legislative and public affairs and training, complemented by a master’s in business that focused on nonprofit management issues. Her work in the Charitable Law Section focuses on the development of strategies aimed at strengthening the nonprofit sector. She is a graduate of the Ohio State University and Ohio University. 

• $20 per organization for Ohio Fed members with 1-5 program participants 

• $30 per organization for Ohio Fed members with 6-10 program participants 

• $40 per organization for Ohio Fed members with 11+ program participants  

• $45 per organization for non-members 

Ohio Animal Welfare Federation is an approved provider of content which enhances professional competence and aligns with the 5 domains of the CAWA Exam specifications. Every hour of training equals 1 CE towards CAWA Recertification. 

This webinar has also been approved for Continuing Educational Units by the National Animal Care & Control Association (NACA). National certificate holders can submit for credit consistent with the NACA CEU policy located here.