Outfitters4 is a North Carolina-based team that offers customized back-office solutions for nonprofits. Our experienced staff provides services ranging from financial and HR management to planning and consultation, Outfitters4 is a one-stop shop for your organization’s needs.
We exist to assume the burdens of routine management so our nonprofit clients can focus on their missions. We are a full-service resource equipping nonprofits for success. We provide integrated support through outsourced staff and routine operations, partnership in core management services, and consultation or referral for all facets of organizational development and operations.
We aim to be a solutions provider for nonprofit organizations (and, at times, small businesses). Whether the solution is one that we can provide in-house or if it's one where we can make a connection for that nonprofit, our goal is to be a group that nonprofits can call anytime they have a need.
“Outfitters4 provides us with a dynamic team with a wealth of knowledge that we wouldn’t be able to afford if we hired each role individually. They listen, they care, and they make my life as an Executive Director stress-free! ”
Featured Services
Financial Management Services
We offer customized outsourcing solutions for your bookkeeping, budgeting, audit prep, and more.
Payroll
Working with our partner, Savers Admin, we can take over the responsibility for payroll processing and reporting, tax payments and filing, and W-2 and 1099 preparation.
HR Management
Outsourcing your HR tasks to Outfitters4 will improve your administrative, operational, and strategic capacity, allowing you to get back to doing the most for your mission.
“We LOVE working with the O4 team. You all are so proactive, so knowledgeable, so responsive, and so helpful. Thank you. So far this partnership has been everything we hoped it would be.
Thanks to all of you for being so invested in District C’s success!”
Featured Client
Forsyth Humane Society
People love animals at Forsyth Humane Society – and it shows.
Dogs greet visitors in gleaming individual kennels, faced with polished metal and glass and equipped with a comfy bed. Across the way, young women play with kittens in a sunny room filled with toys. Adult cats relax in display cases set into a paneled wall. Outside, dogs run in a play area or walk with volunteers. In an office area, a young couple meets with an “adoption counselor” before taking home a new pet. Everything appears spotless and functional.
FHS is a 77-year-old 501(c)3 charity, explained Sarah Williamson, executive director. Its mission is “to promote and provide for the humane treatment of cats and dogs in Forsyth County.”
More recently, she said, it has set a more ambitious goal – to increase the rate of animals saved from euthanasia in the county from 36% in 2017 to at least 90% by 2023.
While that’s a big goal, it’s not impossible, she explained. “It’s part of a national trend. Many other communities – like Asheville, or Austin, Texas, or Richmond, Virginia – have achieved that.”
FHS approaches its task from both ends. It makes adoptions easy and affordable. At the same time, it publicizes the benefits of spaying and neutering, subsidizes the cost for owners in need, sterilizes all its sheltered animals and encourages people who can no longer care for their pets to arrange their own adoptions.
“Dropping a pet at the shelter should be your last resort,” Williamson said. “The first step is to re-home it yourself. We recommend adoptapet.com as one example. If you can do that, the pet never comes into the shelter, is not at risk of picking up a disease or developing behavior problems and you have the peace of mind of knowing where your animal lands.”
If someone wants to keep their pet but faces financial hardship, FHS will often help with food or supplies. READ MORE
“Outfitters4 was the best decision I have ever made for Feeding the Carolinas! They allow us to focus on our mission without worrying about all the infrastructure tasks and issues that come along with running a nonprofit. I can’t recommend them strongly enough!”
