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Does your nonprofit need help in improving your financial reporting and use of QuickBooks?

Are you seeking new sources of revenue and more savings to offset stagnate funding by government and foundations?

Do you need a consultant to help your organization reduce costs, or increase your earned and other income?

Are you looking for affordable help with fund raising, personnel issues, board development, cause-related marketing, and earned income?

If your answer is "yes" to any of these questions, Non-Profit Success can assist you.

We offer consulting, training, select software, products and services for non-profit organizations.
Our clients include:
: • Churches and Faith Based Organizations
• All types of Charities (Human and Social Services)
• Cultural & Arts Organizations
• Membership Organizations
• Associations
• Other
See full list of clients for examples.

Watch for a new FREE newsletter, Non-Profit Business, coming in late spring 2008
The newsletter is sent out periodically.

Testimonials

"Setting up the books for the new Fuller Center for Housing and not having business/accounting or payroll experience was a daunting task for me. Gerald Sweitzer was my lifesaver. I recommend his services to anyone without hesitation."
Cathy Smith, Office Mgr. The Fuller Center for Housing
Americus, GA

"All of the feed back has been great. You gave our Board a wonderful start for their Annual Campaign efforts. I am looking forward to working with you as we continue to move our Board toward more aggressive fundraising efforts. Again, thank you for doing a great job at our retreat." Bernie Mazyck, President & CEO S.C. Association of CDCs Charleston, SC

"Well, the dust has settled, and survey results from 2006 Gathering registrants are starting to come in. Of course, I need to call out Jerry Sweitzer for special mention. We've never had the benefit of a Host Committee Chairman who has gone so far above and beyond the call of duty. You're a role model for future chairmen, and we remain in your debt Jerry."
Jim McClurg, President
The Social Enterprise Alliance