AAFCPAs is pleased to introduce and share our third annual Impact Report, which outlines the firm’s 2022 actions and 2023 goals as we mark the 50th anniversary of the founding of AAFCPAs! For the past five decades, our professionals have...
AAFCPAs is pleased to introduce and share our third annual Impact Report, which outlines the firm’s 2022 actions and 2023 goals as we mark the 50th anniversary of the founding of AAFCPAs!
For the past five decades, our professionals have provided thoughtful advice and solutions to help our clients thrive. Whether it be a privately held company, nonprofit organization, or a high net worth individual, our solutions have evolved alongside our clients’ needs. Since our founding, we’ve had a special relationship with the nonprofit community, and their missions have become ours. This led to the formalization of our 10 Percent Back to Nonprofits program. This program defines the spirit of our people and the work that unites us. It is the essence of the AAFCPAs culture.
Our report reveals a powerful impact story as we look back at 2022 and celebrate 50 years of impact (1973-2023). It is organized in the following categories:
AAFCPAs’ motto “Great Minds | Great Hearts” reflects an ongoing commitment to generosity, good corporate citizenship, and working in a way that ensures our lives are making a difference in the world.
We believe the results of our actions speak louder than words. And we are just getting started…
Download our 2022 Impact Report here>> and feel free to let us know what you think.
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