Food Insecurity Specialization
Feeding Hope For A Better World.
YPTC proudly serves nonprofits focused on addressing food insecurity.
We Bring Solutions To The Table.
There has been a rapid increase in food insecurity in the United States, because of continued inflation, the end of pandemic aid programs, and other factors. As a result, according to the USDA, 34 million people, including 9 million children require assistance annually.
We work with food banks, soup kitchens, agricultural and nutritional education-based non-profits, and others providing our accounting expertise and tailored services.
Together We Can Serve.
As a result of the large population of US citizens facing hunger, the federal government has created initiatives across multiple agencies (such as USDA, HHS, HUD). These programs can provide funding for nonprofits addressing food insecurity through direct support, school lunch programs, farmers' markets and more. These programs can be complex and difficult to navigate. We are here to help!
Grant Management & Accounting:
YPTC's Government Funding Department can assist nonprofit clients with all aspects of finding and applying for federal grants.
YPTC has 30 years of experience of setting up the necessary internal controls to steward and report on government grants and contracts.
Customized Reporting and Budgeting
Financial Statement Package that allows you to track grant progress and food expenses.
Rolling Forecast reports on better food cost and cash management.
Gift in Kind valuation and recognition.
Program level budgeting and analysis.
Audit, Single Audit, and NICRA support.
Technology and Software Support
Software support and expertise to meet your needs and the needs of your funders (QBO, Sage, Ceres, as an example)
Conduct assessments and guidance resulting in efficiencies within your organization.
Funding Opportunity!
We've identified a funding opportunity for small Illinois nonprofits addressing food and housing security!
Offering spring and fall grant cycles each awarding grants of up to $20,000, the Charitable Trust Stabilization Fund was developed with the intention of helping small nonprofits with annual budgets of $1 million or less.
Questions?
Teri Ten Eyck leads the Food Insecurity Specialization for YPTC
Teri is a Director with Your Part-Time Controller, LLC. and is passionate about supporting hunger related organizations, both personally and professionally. Teri is a seasoned financial accounting professional with over 20 years of leadership and accounting experience. Holding a master’s degree and a CPA, she provides a depth and breadth of experience in strategic planning, forecasting, and implementation of best practices and internal controls. A strong communicator, Teri has proven skills in increasing efficiency while consistently demonstrating a high standard of professional excellence.
