You likely already have funding from charitable gifts, government grants and program revenue. However, these sources can fluctuate with the economy and other factors out of your control.
You have another way to secure more money for your mission. Social enterprise is when a nonprofit owns and operates a for-profit business and uses the profits from that business to fund its nonprofit mission. Goodwill’s thrift shops are one of the best examples.
My team and I want you to have more money for your mission. We can help you develop a social enterprise business that helps fund your nonprofit’s vital work. It will diversify your funding and allow you to make an even bigger difference.
Contact us at 414.510.1044 or someone@example.invalid to talk more about how we can help you create a social enterprise business that increases your ability to make a positive impact.