Introducing Common Cents Training The quickest path to financial accountability for your nonprofit The next Common Cents© training will be held June 3rd & 4th, 2008 in New York City. The affordable registration fees are on a sliding scale based on agency budget.  Click here to view the training cost and to register on-line. Common Cents Program Benefits Testimonials Learn More "The Common Cents training presents theories and best practices and then guides participants through the process of creating implementable policies for their own agencies. I found the format, content and trainers to be exceptional, and went home with concrete tools to assist me in my work." Jasmine Nielsen Executive Director Love Heals, the Alison Gertz Foundation for AIDS Education “Through Common Cents Training, I learned tips and built the know-how to put together solid fiscal policies. Now that policies and procedures are firmly in place in our manual, things are clearer for everyone. As a bonus, we can be assured of continuity over time. Great job FITA!” Andrian Lee, CPA, MBA Finance Director People Of Color Against AIDS Network (POCAAN)     Well-conceived, clearly-defined fiscal policies and procedures are more important than ever in this age of increased regulation and demand for accountability. Common Cents, a one-of-a-kind custom training package, helps nonprofits to develop the robust fiscal control necessary for smooth operations in this challenging environment - with minimal effort and expense. With Common Cents, FITA works with your organization or association to customize the training curriculum to its specific culture, goals and challenges. You engage in an intensive training program covering everything from complying with funding requirements and meeting payroll deadlines to creating board-approved internal controls and streamlining fiscal procedures. You leave with a draft fiscal policies and practices manual and a step-by-step implementation plan in hand. The unique Common Cents training process is the single most reliable means of strengthening fiscal controls and ensuring fiduciary responsibility for nonprofit organizations.