Bill Savings Program For Non-Profits To Lower Expenses & Redirect Funds Launched

Jan 19, 2024

Recession Resister, an expense management firm that works with residential and commercial clients, is pleased to now be offering their bill savings programs to non-profit clients.

Portland, United States - January 19, 2024 /PressCable/ —

Recession Resister is now extending its expertise to support those non-profits who need to lower their operational expenses. The expense management firm can offer them a comprehensive and innovative tripartite approach to cutting bills that includes bill auditing, bill negotiation, and energy auto-switching.

More information is available at https://recessionresister.com/

As a recent report from the Stanford University Innovation Report articulated, most US non-profits have continued to operate on slim budget margins and low reserves throughout 2023, with rising inflation and a volatile stock market both eating into the value of their funds and, in many instances, forcing more people in the community to turn to their services for assistance.

As such, Recession Resister will seek to comprehensively cut down their partnering non-profits’ overheads, including through skilled negotiation with their current utility and office supplies service providers, careful auditing of bills to identify discrepancies and inefficiencies, and using their cutting-edge auto-switching technology.

Non-profits partnering with Recession Resister can expect a quick and streamlined process that will begin with a thorough analysis of their current expenses. The experienced team at Recession Resister will then negotiate with service providers to secure the most favorable rates, conduct rigorous bill audits to uncover potential savings, and implement energy auto-switching strategies to ensure long-term cost efficiency.

By offering this tripartite bill savings program to non-profits, Recession Resister aims to improve the financial sustainability of those organizations that are dedicated to making a positive impact in their communities. While several market and industry challenges are slated to remain in 2024, Recession Resister is confident that by significantly reducing non-profits’ bills, they can allow them to redirect their funds to more meaningful uses.

About Recession Resister

Recession Resister is a leading expense management firm specializing in bill negotiation, bill auditing, and energy auto-switching. They provide innovative solutions to residential, commercial, and, now, non-profit clients.

To mark their new non-profit services, the firm is also running a new no-save, no-pay deferred fee structure.

As a spokesperson for the financial sustainability experts explained, “Millions of businesses and non-profits alike are overpaying for their monthly expenses, including phone, cable, internet, satellite, security and more. But you can start saving on these expenses and put more money back into your business or core charitable mission, and it won’t cost you a dime unless you save. Just upload your bills, and you’ll receive half of any savings we negotiate on your behalf.”

For more information, visit https://recessionresister.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Brian Richards
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Organization: Recession Resister
Address: 11923 NE Sumner St STE 687470, Portland, Oregon 97220, United States
Website: https://recessionresister.com

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