Advice from PTO Today

Craig writes:
Yes, the amount of money on hand should be part of the treasurer's report given at each meeting. Beyond that, it's a best practice to make your finances transparent. Concealing them adds an element of secrecy to the group that tells your members they aren't important enough to learn about key information. That can put your board on the fast track to being considered a clique, which has a very negative effect on involvement.

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