Fundraising & development
Build practical fundraising systems, annual giving plans, major-gift strategies, grants, and campaigns that fit your organization.
Designed for Growth partners with nonprofits to build strong foundations to support missions so they can thrive.
What we do
Growth doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It happens when a strategic design and dedicated people come together.
Build practical fundraising systems, annual giving plans, major-gift strategies, grants, and campaigns that fit your organization.
Clarify roles, strengthen board engagement, and create leadership practices that move governance from passive to purposeful.
Turn vision into priorities, measurable goals, and an actionable plan your team can actually use.
Improve the processes, data, communications, and accountability structures that make good work repeatable.
Prepare for major initiatives with disciplined planning, case development, prospect strategy, and leadership development.
Get practical guidance when you need a thought partner, facilitator, or extra development capacity without adding a full-time position.
Our framework
The strongest nonprofits tend to reinforce the fundamentals beneath the visible work. Our framework helps leaders see where the organization is grounded—and where a stronger root can unlock growth.
Vision, accountability, decision-making, and leadership capacity
Governance, engagement, expectations, and strategic partnership
Mission ownership, implementation, and outcomes
Mission delivery, outcomes, evaluation, and program alignment
Message, visibility, storytelling, and audience engagement
Volunteer experience, responsiveness, partnerships, and community value
Development strategy, donor relationships, grants, and campaigns
Our approach
Good consulting should leave an organization stronger than it found it. We combine experienced counsel with practical tools, clear expectations, and a focus on building ownership among the people who will carry the work forward.
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