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Sometimes, a campaign study results tell our clients they are not ready to launch a campaign right away. In situations like these, we believe there is always a path to success. As nonprofit fundraising consultants, our job is to help our clients find and navigate that path—by building internal capacity and cultivating relationships—so they can achieve campaign readiness and ultimately, campaign success.
How does strategic planning spark long-term growth? Samantha Shafer, CEO of Integrated Services for Behavioral Health (ISBH), sat down with Benefactor Group Senior Consultant Kaitlyn Kendall-Sperry to reflect on her organization’s work to chart a clear path forward.
As we commemorate 25 years of serving those who serve the common good, Benefactor Group is proud to celebrate Bottom Line’s story as a testament to what’s possible when a bold vision meets thoughtful capacity building, strategy, and finding the right leaders through executive search.
Benefactor Group was founded 25 years ago to help nonprofit organizations at transformational philanthropic moments. As the firm grew, so did our desire to help nonprofits at all stages of their lifecycle. What started as board facilitation has transformed into a data-centered and human-centered strategic planning approach that gives organizations a comprehensive understanding of who they are, where they want to go, and how to get there.
Discover how Benefactor Group’s Endowment Building Institute helps nonprofits build sustainable endowments, secure long-term funding, and strengthen their missions.
Giving USA’s estimates of giving for 2024 show a promising trend in corporate giving. Unfortunately, these trends are about to encounter stiff headwinds. The “Big Beautiful Bill” will upend the tax code, so we can expect significant changes to philanthropy, including giving by corporations and their foundations. Past changes to the corporate tax structure have correlated with especially significant shifts in corporate giving. Read on to see how.
