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How I Cooked the Books and Why
September 15, 2003
"It's possible to own too much. A man with one watch knows what time it is; a man with two watches is never quite sure." - Lee Segall
HOW I COOKED THE BOOKS
AND WHY
The explosive stories of creative bookkeeping at huge corporations such as Enron
and Worldcom focused a lot of attention on unbelievable greed in certain sectors
of the corporate world. Now Nonprofit Quarterly shares a
story, "How I Cooked the Books and Why," in which Phil Antrop shares
his story about how he ventured into creative bookkeeping in the non profit
sector. But this story is not about personal or organizational greed,
rather it is about the challenges of maintaining focus and stability in a non
profit organization expected to meet the diverse expectations of 37 different
funders.
To read Phil Antrop's complete story, go to http://www.nonprofitquarterly.org/section/436.html
For creative, and legal, ideas on fundraising in the early childhood world, go to the "Exchange Article Archives" at www.ChildCareExchange.com and type in the key word "fundraising."
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