Fueling growth, faith and future leaders
Learn how Baker Tilly helped a not-for-profit transform its nonprofit reporting to fuel mission growth.
Client background
Founded in 1947 in the piney woods of Livingston, Texas, Camp Cho-Yeh is a faith-based not-for-profit that welcomes more than 5,400 youth campers and up to 40,000 retreat guests each year. It’s a place where confidence grows, friendships deepen and character takes root — through shared experiences that leave a lasting impact. With a $21 million capital project complete and the acquisition of a second camp underway, Camp Cho-Yeh is experiencing rapid growth — and its financial systems are playing a crucial role in supporting that growth.
The business challenge
When Mady Lynxwiler, vice president of finance and administration, joined Camp Cho-Yeh in 2022, Sage Intacct was already the camp’s financial system, having been implemented several years earlier with the help of Baker Tilly. She had experience with the software and the team at Baker Tilly through her prior role at another