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Funding For Good
Helping Nonprofit Organizations Grow for Good
Whether you have been in business for 25 years or just opened your doors, developing the ability to successfully grow will be a skill that changes with the times. Nonprofit Organizations must be flexible enough to accommodate new demands and desires from customers while also responding to the reality of current economic trends.
At Funding For Good, we are helping Nonprofit Organizations grow by utilizing proven techniques for building capacity, securing funding and developing resources. As a result, we offer a variety of skill sets to organizations at all stages of development. Whether you need consultation, coaching, grant writing, research or development programming,
Funding For Good can help your Nonprofit Grow for Good. Those of you who are checking us out for the first time – Welcome! We look forward to working with you.
Resources for Growth
How to Work with Nonprofit Consultants
Guest Author: Emily Davis You’ve made the choice to hire a consultant for some of your nonprofit’s needs. Congratulations! Consultants can provide great services for organizations, and some of the benefits they provide are: Topic and field-specific expertise Objective...
Why Every Nonprofit Needs a Strategic Plan NOW
Is your nonprofit’s leadership struggling to commit to a strategic plan or strategic planning process? Do you have a plan that is uninspiring, outdated, or collecting dust on a shelf? If so, today’s topic is designed to spotlight the most common excuses and most...
Strong Executive Committee – Build in 5 Intentional Steps
Are you the concerned board leader struggling to fill open seats on your Executive Committee, or the board member who tentatively raised your hand because no one else would?