About RFA

Experience. Integrity. A commitment to better financial management.

RFA was founded to give organizations experienced finance support without requiring them to build an expensive internal department.

Founder

Shane Roxbury

RFA brings hands-on nonprofit accounting management experience to organizations that need more than basic bookkeeping but are not ready to build a full internal finance department.

The work is grounded in the operational side of finance: month-end close, reconciliations, grant accounting, audit preparation, budgeting, reporting, process improvement, and communicating financial information to leadership.

Rather than treating those functions as disconnected tasks, RFA builds them into one financial process—so the underlying books, supporting documentation, grant reporting, and leadership reporting remain aligned.

Experience that counts

From transaction detail to board-level reporting.

Nonprofit finance leadership

Hands-on experience managing accounting, reporting, grants, audit preparation, and finance operations.

Controller-level perspective

Financial oversight and decision support without the cost of a full internal finance executive.

Process improvement

A practical focus on building repeatable systems that reduce manual work and make the accounting easier to manage.

Why RFA

Built by someone who has lived inside the work.

The firm’s approach comes from doing the work at every level—from transaction processing and allocations through close, audit preparation, reporting, and conversations with leadership and boards.

“The goal is simple: give leadership financial information they can trust, systems they can understand, and support that lets them focus on the work that matters most.”

Let’s build a stronger financial function together.

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