Who knows about your mission?
Who supports your mission?
Who benefits from your mission?
Imagine this –
A handful of staff at a South Jersey nonprofit are sitting around the table at a staff meeting. The question comes up “How do we ______________ our mission?” or maybe it’s “How do we _____________ our mission better?”
That’s where we come in. You can call us architects for nonprofit organizations. We help you determine what you want to build and then help you design the plan for it.
The work of the Nonprofit Blueprint starts with a meaningful mission question. From there, we ask a lot of questions. A lot. And we really listen to your responses. Really. The one thing that we’ll require of you is real answers and patience. We’ll produce a comprehensive report from an organizational audit to help guide designing your plan for advancement, awareness, and/or delivery.
Then, we’ll work WITH you by providing you services that you identify you need or want, not what we insist you should do.
What’s included: a timeline that includes benchmarks, a clear articulation of the goal and the strategy to achieve it, and a plan for evaluation.
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