Published 2025-06-04
Keywords
- Financial Management,
- Youth Organization,
- Philanthropy
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Abstract
Youth-based philanthropic organizations play a strategic role in supporting social and humanitarian activities through a youth-centered approach. However, one of the main challenges faced is the lack of a transparent and efficient financial management system. This study aims to examine strategies for optimizing financial management in youth philanthropic organizations in order to enhance program effectiveness and public trust. A qualitative approach was employed in this research. The findings indicate that strengthening financial literacy, utilizing digital accounting technologies, and implementing internal training are key success factors in improving the financial management of youth philanthropic organizations.
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