Nonprofit Webinar
990s Educational Webinar
Event Details:
Date and Time: Tuesday, March 4th, 2025 - 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Location: Virtual via Microsoft Teams
Who Should Attend: Any nonprofit staff or board member that reviews and/or helps prepare your organization's 990 annual documents.
What to Expect:
In this session you will learn about the different types of 990 forms and receive an overview of the 990 core form along with other elements.
Michelle Weber will cover:
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Introduction to Types of Non-profits
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Types of 501(c)(3)s
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Public Support Test
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Form 990 overview
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Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT)- high level
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State and other Misc. filings - high level
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Q & A
Registration Fee:
- This virtual session is $5.00 for any nonprofit organization.
Refund Policy:
All registration fees are non-refundable. However, if an event is cancelled or postponed, the following conditions apply:
- Event Postponement: If NPLI postpones an event, registrants will not receive a refund of the registration fee. If you are unable to attend the new date, you may send someone in your place. All registrants will be notified via email immediately if an event is postponed.
- Event Cancellation: If NPLI cancels an event, registrants will receive a full refund of the registration fee. The refund will be credited to your Wild Apricot account for use towards future sessions. All registrants will be notified via email immediately if an event is cancelled.
Interested in making a donation to support this session and other NPLI programming? Make a donation here.
Facilitator:
Michelle Weber, Chief Financial Officer of the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region
Michelle brings decades of financial and accounting experience and advising dynamic nonprofit organizations to her role. In 2004, she was an intern with a small accounting firm whose owner was civic and
community minded. She worked there until joining Grant Thornton in 2005.
When being recruited out of Mount Mary University, Michelle said one determining factor would be the ability to work with nonprofits. At Grant Thornton, she joined their emerging nonprofit practice where she honed her skills in being a trusted tax and mission consultant to her nonprofit clients. At the firm, she rose through the ranks to eventually be named a partner in 2018. A Certified Public Accountant, Michelle is proud that many of her original clients were still her clients when she left the firm to join the Community Foundation.
While a manager at Grant Thornton, Michelle refined her skills as a leader, coach, and advocate for her team members. As a senior manager, she wrote for internal and external industry publications and spoke at conferences. She participated in and led subcommittees within their national industry leadership group. She greatly enjoyed her 20 years of working as a trusted advisor to more than 150 nonprofits.
