Housing & Shelter Specialization
Your Finance is Secure With Us.
Let YPTC be your trusted financial partner through it all.
Focus On Your Mission, While We Focus on The Numbers.
Nonprofits who provide shelter services or permanent housing to individuals experiencing homelessness or who are unstably housed have a need for accounting expertise.
We help satisfy the significant need for strong financial support, as well as cash flow forecasting and strategic planning to better service individuals in need of housing stability.
The Key To Success
YPTC has a distinct understanding of compliance needs of these organizations and the complexity of the braiding of funding.
Our offerings encompass customized ongoing or interim accounting and Controller/CFO solutions, as well as specialized services, including:
Cash Flow Forecasting
During times of uncertainty, clarity and information are crucial to your organization's success. Depending on your needs, we can prepare cash flow reports at whatever frequency that makes sense for your organization. YPTC can help you expect the unexpected.
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.
Meet Ashley!
Ashley Garcia is a Manager with YPTC and is passionate about the work performed by organizations providing housing and shelter support. Ashley is an experienced financial accounting professional with a background in leadership, strategic planning, forecasting, federal award management, and internal controls best practices. She is a CPA and has 10 years of experience with federally funded nonprofit organizations both as an auditor and as a controller, with 5 of those years serving housing and shelter nonprofits. Ashley has co-presented a four-part series available for the partners of Houston region's Continuum of Care. She has also presented trainings for the AICPA and United Way.
