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As a Certified Public Accounting firm with extensive experience working with nonprofit organizations, we have long been concerned by the fact that small community nonprofits are often expected to spend nearly 20% of their revenue on tax preparation services. These nonprofits include public school PTOs, art galleries, local education foundations, dog parks, youth sports leagues, and food pantries—organizations run by dedicated volunteers that have a significant impact on our communities.

Despite their invaluable contributions, many of these organizations struggle to stay afloat due to the heavy burden of financial reporting requirements. Some lack the resources to pay for bookkeeping and tax preparation services, leading to late filing fees and interest charges that can ultimately force them to close their doors.

With our support, we can help these community nonprofits remain compliant, grow, and continue to serve their local populations in meaningful ways.

Mariya Babson, CPA, Founder

Mariya received cum laude Baccalaureate degree in Accounting from Bridgewater State University followed by becoming a Certified Public Accountant in Massachusetts.  Mariya has worked in public accounting area with various CPA firms, from small three people firm to a larger firm with over 30 employees. She has gained deep knowledge of non-profit organizations reporting, accounting, reviews, and audits when she worked for a well known firm that specializes in nonprofits only. Mariya’s experience includes performing yellow book audit as well as single audit. She is an active member of MSCPA by volunteering and being a member of multiple accounting and taxation committees.

Mariya has founded Babson & Associates, LLC and Nonprofit Community Support, Inc

Cecil Dela Cruz, Accountant/Tax Preparer

Cecil had joined Mariya Babson in 2021 as a tax preparer for non profit organizations as well as a provider of high quality accounting and bookkeeping services. Cecil is a pro when it comes to preparing forms 990 and PC, along with other reporting requirements for nonprofit organizations. She has received a B.S. in Accountancy in 2009 from Polytechnic University of the Philippines in Sta. Maria, Bulacan. Cecil possesses great knowledge of Quick Books Online and Wave and is fully committed to her profession and growth within it. She has extended years of experience in accounting world from 2010 and has held positions of junior finance supervisor, cost accountant, accounts receivable and accounts payable specialist. She has been certified public account in Philippines from 2011.

Kristin Rose, Intern/Accountant/Tax Preparer

Kristin is working toward her Bachelor’s degree in Business Management with a concentration in Finance and is actively pursuing her CPA. She brings a diverse professional background, having worked in retail management at Aldi, where she led teams, trained employees, managed inventory, and oversaw day-to-day operations. She also has experience in healthcare administration at Plymouth Rehab Center, managing medical records, scheduling, and resident services with accuracy and care.

Currently, Kristin applies her expertise to bookkeeping, tax preparation, and preliminary audit and review tasks, helping organizations maintain strong financial practices and compliance. She also oversees grant applications, ensuring organizations can secure and manage funding effectively. Kristin’s combination of hands-on management experience, financial knowledge, and dedication to operational excellence allows her to support both businesses and nonprofit organizations in achieving their goals.

 FAQs

  • Support us by making a one-time donation or by subscribing to a monthly contribution.

    If you're a CPA, Enrolled Agent, Certified QuickBooks Pro, Bookkeeper, or Accounting Degree student, we invite you to volunteer and assist our members with their financial reporting needs.

  • It will assist small nonprofit organizations with their reporting requirements, providing the community with financial opportunities and strengthening their programs. This support will foster community development and guide small charities toward growth and long-term sustainability.

  • We support a wide range of small nonprofit organizations, including public school PTOs, art galleries, youth sports groups, friends of libraries, food pantries, health programs, local artists and musicians, animal rescues and shelters, dog parks, education foundations, and many more.

  • Since 2020, we have provided services at discounted rates or at no cost to 10 to 15 nonprofit organizations annually. Our goal is to expand this number to 50 organizations in 2025, with the ultimate aim of offering all services at no cost.