Nonprofit Financials - Check for Understanding This mini quiz is your chance to flex those nonprofit brain muscles, show off what you already know, and pick up a few new power moves along the way. You might even impress yourself!Thank you for taking the time to complete this learning activity. We truly appreciate your engagement and commitment to learning. Question Title * 1. Name Question Title * 2. What is your connection to HOPE? Contractor/Vendor Board Member or Prospective Board Member Staff Resident Community Member Guest Other (please specify) Question Title * 3. Which financial statement shows whether HOPE ended the year with a surplus or a deficit? Statement of Financial Position Statement of Activities Fingers Crossed Report Statement of Board Minutes Question Title * 4. What is the main purpose of a nonprofit's financial statement? (Check all that apply) To facilitate informed decision-making for donors and grantors To make meetings longer To help stakeholders assess the organization's financial stability and sustainability. To provide transparency about financial activities and operations. To impress accountants To aid budgeting and financial planning for the future. To confuse board members. To ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and standards. To offer insights into revenue sources and expenditure patterns. Question Title * 5. Which statement answers the question, "Does HOPE have enough cash on hand to pay our bills?" Statement of Cash Flows Statement of Activities Statement of Financial Position Statement of Mission Question Title * 6. Which of the following is an example of restricted revenue? Unrestricted individual donations Rent payments A grant that must be used only for a specific purpose Utility bills Question Title * 7. In nonprofit language, a "surplus" means: The organization made a profit and did something wrong The organization must return money to donors The finance committee panics The organization brought in more revenue than expenses Question Title * 8. Additional Comments (Optional): Done