By invitation only

Where the best nonprofit consultants find each other

They are the ones you would invite to your kitchen table to solve a problem. They do good work for nonprofits and trust each other enough to share it.

Founding members listed

Independent consultants working together for nonprofits.

Need a consultant now?

Tell the network what is stuck: your organization, what you need and your timing. There is no cost to ask, and you will hear back within three business days with a personal introduction.

Why it exists

The consultants members would send a client to

When a nonprofit needs outside help, it is hard to know who is really doing good work.

Anybody can get on a list, paid networks are pay to play, and the loudest names are not always the best ones. Members know people who are better than the ones getting brought in, so the network puts them in one place where you can find them.

For nonprofits

A public directory of consultants vetted by people who have seen their work up close, with founding members listed now and more joining through 2027. Search by the kind of help you need and reach out to a member directly.

Consultants whose clients would hire them again.

Fundraising, finance, people, strategy, technology and operations.

Members untangle donor databases, rebuild fundraising plans, steady the books through a leadership change and set up the systems a growing team runs on.

For members

For consultants

A trusted bench of peers. Members refer work to each other and partner on projects.

One virtual roundtable a month, hosted by a member. Come when you can.

A seat asks three things: give more than you take, no money changes hands and close the loop. How we treat each other

How a seat is earned

Free, and vetted

This is how every consultant in the directory got here.

1

Invited

A member who has seen your work up close puts your name forward.

2

Real work shared

You share one thing you fixed and what changed after with the network, client names left out.

3

Listed in the directory

Once the network vets it, your card goes in the directory.

From the network