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Donors want to see direct nonprofit impact. They want to see the same bright future you’re envisioning, and they want to help you get there. Working with LBH, we can help build a 10-Year Impact Statement in a targeted, measurable way that will underpin the next strategic plan, and create a clear picture of the “perfect” state of a nonprofit in 10 years to motivate all stakeholders. This is vitally important, leadership-driven work for the future of all nonprofits!
We offer a range of custom nonprofit consulting services to help you grow a successful fundraising program, strengthen your overall mission, and create a greater impact in your community.
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You know that you need more grant funding to support your mission, and you see other nonprofits on social media celebrating grant wins every day. How do they do it? Where do they find all these grant opportunities?
More than likely, the answer is prospect research.
Unfortunately, like most things in life, there is no quick and easy shortcut to identifying great grant prospects. Prospect research is a detailed task that requires patience, diligence, and systematic thinking.
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You aren’t imagining it; grant prospects really do vanish. You may start with a long list of prospects that sound reasonably good, but when it’s time to receive a response to a grant submission or an invitation to apply, the trail goes cold.
The truth is that most disappearing grant prospects were never qualified prospects to begin with.
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One of the biggest misconceptions people have when transitioning into nonprofit work is that they must leave business principles behind. While many nonprofits lack strong business systems, the reality is they need them. If someone suggests otherwise, trust your instincts and experience.
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Good Words for Good Work helps nonprofits secure the operating dollars their mission depends on by guiding them step by step in building a clear Case for Why, helping donors understand the real cost to fund your programming and choose to sustain it year after year.
