For nonprofits

We know nonprofits from the inside.

Strategy, executive leadership, fundraising, program design, measurement, operations, and technology. From people who run a nonprofit too.

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01Strategy

Where the organization is going, what it will take, and what to stop doing.

02Executive leadership

Coaching for the executive director and the leadership team on the two jobs that matter most: keeping the organization well funded and well run. Embedded leadership for a season when you need someone inside the work.

03Fundraising

Every revenue number needs a build behind it: a gift table, the names, the plan for each ask, and a pipeline the team reviews weekly.

04Program design

What you deliver, to whom, how, and what success means. Written as a plan the budget and the fundraising can draw from.

05Measurement

Kendra leads the evaluation work, so the program model, the budget, and the evidence line up for funders.

06Operations

The weekly rhythm, who owns what, and the back office. Shannon can hold finance, admin, compliance, and HR for a season while you build the capacity.

07Technology

Dashboards, internal tools, and platforms like BloomOS, built once the plan is clear.

The nonprofit we run

We run one too.

Remi leads Ambition Angels, a youth career nonprofit. The fundraising, program, partner, and operating problems we help with are problems we live inside too.

BloomOS came out of that. It's the operating system we built to run Ambition Angels, and the model for what we build for others.

BloomOS programs screen: what needs attention, active programs, and participant flow

Four ways to start.

Focused build

One defined piece: a program plan, a funding model, a measurement system, or a fundraising build.

Full organization build

Program, budget, fundraising, measurement, operations, and the systems behind them, over several months.

Embedded leadership

We step into the work for a season, build the system while it is being used, and hand it back.

Funder-sponsored

A funder pays for the capacity build. The grantee owns everything we make.

Funders can pay for capacity building. Sponsor the program model, fundraising system, measurement, or operations for a grantee you already believe in. The grantee owns what we build.

Talk to us as a funder

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