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06/04/2026

Baybay, Leyte — Tree Planting

Recently, our Jitawesomes in The Philippines spent the day planting trees in Baybay, giving back to the land that gives so much to the community.

Shade for hikers. Cleaner air for everyone. ❤️

06/03/2026

Nonprofit reserve funds are more than “extra money.”

They’re a safety net that helps your organization stay steady when the unexpected happens, whether that’s a delayed grant payment, a sudden expense, or a shift in donor support.

A strong reserve fund can help nonprofits protect programs, respond quickly to unexpected needs, build confidence with funders, and make more strategic long-term decisions.

The goal isn’t to hold onto money just for the sake of it. The goal is to create financial stability so your mission can keep moving forward.

Need help getting started? Download Jitasa’s free nonprofit reserve policy template to help your organization create clear guidelines for building, using, and replenishing reserve funds: https://bit.ly/3Q091Mt

Download Jitasa’s FREE nonprofit reserves policy template to effectively manage your organization’s reserve funds and improve its financial stability.

05/26/2026

Cebu — Stray Beautiful Cebu

Recently, our Jitawesomes in The Philippines headed to Happy Valley in Labangon to care for the stray animals that call the streets home.

Compassion has no species. ❤️

05/21/2026

Bacolod — Feed Forward

As apart of our 1st quarter volunteer activities, our Bacolod team in The Philippines served free lunch to 100 hardworking tricycle drivers through the Feed Forward program.

A small thank you for the people who keep the city moving. ❤️

05/12/2026

Tondo, Manila — Educational Activities

As apart of our 1st quarter volunteer activities, several Jitawesomes in The Philippines spent the morning with Grade 1-3 students at Barangay 128 in Tondo, Manila, teaching them about saving money through fun, hands-on activities.

Small lessons. Big impact. ❤️

05/07/2026

Is your nonprofit ready for that big grant?

Because getting the grant is only half the battle.

The real question is:

💵 Can you track every dollar?
📝 Can you report back clearly?
✅ Can you stay compliant without scrambling?

Comment below: What’s the hardest part of managing grants?

A) Tracking funds
B) Reporting
C) Compliance
D) All of the above

05/03/2026

Books have a unique way of expanding perspective and opening doors.

A simple reminder of how powerful knowledge can be.

04/30/2026

Recently, our team in Costa Rica got to spend time at Parque Diversiones, which is actually a nonprofit amusement park that helps fund the national children’s hospital. It was fun, but it also meant something bigger. They laughed a lot, hung out, and then wrapped it up with a team dinner that made it all feel even more real!

They also took part in a blood drive and donated 19 units of blood, which could help up to 76 people. It even meant a little extra because it supported one of their own teammates.

Thank you to everyone who made the event that much more special!

04/27/2026

We’re honored to be presenting a couple of Financial Learning Labs at the Boys & Girls Clubs of America National Conference this week.

At Jitasa, we’re committed to supporting Boys & Girls Clubs with the financial clarity and guidance needed to strengthen operations and plan for the future. It’s a privilege to share insights and connect with leaders who are making such a meaningful impact in their communities.

If you’re attending, we’d love to see you at one of our sessions or stop by our booth to connect.

04/25/2026

Today is World Penguin Day 🐧

Penguins are known for working together, adapting to tough environments, and relying on their community to thrive. Not a bad example to follow.

We get to work with nonprofits every day that do the same thing. Different mission, different challenges, same kind of resilience and teamwork behind the scenes.

So here’s to the organizations making an impact, the teams supporting them, and yes… the penguins too.