This post is about finding those picky details you need to track and submit your reimbursements. These details are best kept in a reimbursement spreadsheet. I will provide links for that, too.
I’ve written specifically for Cru staff, but I hope that others can benefit. Continue reading Finding What You Need for a Reimbursement
This post applies to Cru readers, but all are welcome to glean from this post.
Do you keep your give site up-to-date? If you need a ministry blog or web page, Cru’s give site IS your free web page. You’ll have more visitors soon if you’ve sent your End-of-Year Ask (EOYA). Continue reading Update Your Give Site for Your End-of-Year Ask
The following tips should work for most photo editors and be relevant for social media. Continue reading Crop Your Give.Cru.org Photos with Paint.net
Managing medical reimbursements is one of the most complex tasks employees undertake, in part because appointments and forms and websites are individually complex and collectively dizzying. The spreadsheet, checklist, and workflow will help you learn and succeed. Continue reading Winning on Your Reimbursement Journey
This is Part Three of a series to help you fine-tune your reimbursement workflow. Continue reading Your Reimbursement Workflow and Free Checklist
Like you, I’m working through Cru’s new process for Healthcare reimbursements. This post is part one about working with invoices and receipts for any reimbursement. Part two will be about using a spreadsheet as you track and submit a P&A healthcare reimbursement Continue reading Organizing Reimbursements
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