We seek to inspire a positive, encouraging narrative about the power of fueling nonprofits and other initiatives working to achieve social good. Most private donors presume that making sure that as much money as possible goes toward programs as possible is the golden rule. This site provides a plethora of resources and links to inform these donors that this is only one perspective - and not one held by many professional philanthropists and foundation leaders. Our site provides information to help donors seeking to learn more about fueling nonprofits by providing capacity and operational support
Our provide exceptional stories to demonstrate that the impact that can be achieved by providing capacity or operational grants can be enormous. Some keys to increasing our "batting average" includes choosing the right nonprofits at the right time. We discuss this and more through our quick tutorials and other resources on our site.
We envision a world where millions of private and institutional donors understand the value of fueling nonprofits to achieve maximum impact. We cannot do this alone. We seek your help to write articles in local papers, pass along information through social media and make donations if possible. Help the world of funders understand that sometimes even small grants can achieve the impact multiplier effect.
This effort began in September 2021 with meetings with large philanthropy support organizations (PSOs) including GivingTuesday, TechSoup, and WINGS. Since then we established a broad initiative with active interest among twenty PSOs. Additionally FuelNonprofits.Org has completed its 3rd generation of quick tutorials and site reconstruction. We work with volunteers to help us spread our message.
Many leaders in philanthropy support organizations (PSOs) believe that nonprofits could achieve a consi-derably greater impact if they received sufficient
Many leaders in philanthropy support organizations (PSOs) believe that nonprofits could achieve a consi-derably greater impact if they received sufficient
Many leaders in philanthropy support organizations (PSOs) believe that nonprofits could achieve a consi-derably greater impact if they received sufficient