Which kind do you prefer? Quickbooks? “Church Missions”? What’s your favorite and why? Just click on “Comment” below and don’t forget to provide a link to the site for your preferred tool. Thanks!
I use Quickbooks for NonProfits. We have an extensive outreach here in Guam with several different funds to manage. We did not try other software packages though other than MS Money before. This allows a comprehensive tracking vehicle. We were able to purchase it affordably thorugh http://www.techsoup.org too which was a blessing.
We use Microsoft Office Accounting Professional. We have used QuickBooks in the past for other businesses, but I got a really good deal on the Microsoft product, so we went with that.
It hasn’t been exactly smooth sailing, but we are non-accountants and that doesn’t help.
I’m not sure by the Brigada entry the focus of your software but for us personally in missions you should mention the best personal donor management for fundraising/support. That is Donor Manager from www (dot) donormanager (dot) com. Great service. John should be commended.
There is a great FREE donor management program available online at ebase.org. Ebase was created several years ago by a consortium of software companies that spent over $500k to develop ebase as a way they could “give back” and help the non-profit community. You can download free admin and user manuals, and there is a user forum so you can talk with other users. I use Quickbooks for accounting and ebase for donor management. ebase is well worth checking out.
http://www.tntware.com/ TnT MPD, produced free from Campus Crusade for Christ is another option. For those lucky enough to have the ability for their home offices to download donation information each month, this is a great software option.
I’m very impressed with Missions Team Pro software for short-term mission teams. It tracks everything from member applications, member account donations, fundraisers for projects, multiple flight itineraries, group email functions and even has a merge utility for QuickBooks. This is a must have for all mission team organizations.
I use Quickbooks for NonProfits. We have an extensive outreach here in Guam with several different funds to manage. We did not try other software packages though other than MS Money before. This allows a comprehensive tracking vehicle. We were able to purchase it affordably thorugh http://www.techsoup.org too which was a blessing.
We use Microsoft Office Accounting Professional. We have used QuickBooks in the past for other businesses, but I got a really good deal on the Microsoft product, so we went with that.
It hasn’t been exactly smooth sailing, but we are non-accountants and that doesn’t help.
I’m not sure by the Brigada entry the focus of your software but for us personally in missions you should mention the best personal donor management for fundraising/support. That is Donor Manager from www (dot) donormanager (dot) com. Great service. John should be commended.
There is a great FREE donor management program available online at ebase.org. Ebase was created several years ago by a consortium of software companies that spent over $500k to develop ebase as a way they could “give back” and help the non-profit community. You can download free admin and user manuals, and there is a user forum so you can talk with other users. I use Quickbooks for accounting and ebase for donor management. ebase is well worth checking out.
http://www.tntware.com/ TnT MPD, produced free from Campus Crusade for Christ is another option. For those lucky enough to have the ability for their home offices to download donation information each month, this is a great software option.
I’m very impressed with Missions Team Pro software for short-term mission teams. It tracks everything from member applications, member account donations, fundraisers for projects, multiple flight itineraries, group email functions and even has a merge utility for QuickBooks. This is a must have for all mission team organizations.
www (dot) missionsteampro (dot) com
Any ideas for a mac?