Yes, non-profit organizations can manage their own bookkeeping. However, how well they do so depends on their size, the complexity of their financial transactions, and the knowledge and expertise of their employees. It can be possible for smaller non-profits with basic financial structures and few transactions to handle their own bookkeeping with the help of simple software or spreadsheets. Larger non-profits, on the other hand, may need advanced software and a specialist bookkeeper or accountant to manage their financial records due to their complicated financial structures and large amount of transactions.