Fundraising Plan Assessment
Federation of Neighborhood Centers
Federation of Neighborhood Centers
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Fundraising Plan Assessment
Project details
What we need
- Detailed comments and suggestions based on a thorough review of an existing fundraising plan (20 pages maximum)
- Feedback on goals and help adjusting targets
Additional details
Looking for feedback or new avenues to explore as our nonprofit expands its footprint supporting pregnancy and infant loss.
What we have in place
- I am working with a new Treasurer to tighten our budgets, but we have had bad luck with grants (despite me being a seasoned competitive proposal writer). There isn't much out there for the bereaved. We have other sources of income, but need some help and guidance figuring out the next steps for us to maintain what we have established and plan to expand our footprint.
How this will help
This project will save us $2,044 , allowing us to continue to maintain our office space as a sacred space for families to explore their grief, connect with others and find resources available to them.
I am (like so many) are the one in four who have lost a precious baby. There is very little support locally for families like mine and healthcare systems haven't been open to acknowledging the need for our services and programs despite us having positive feedback from their clients. This is how I parent my daughter - to be the change I wish to see in the world.
Project plan
Posted by
Kristen S.
Founder/Executive Director - Three Little Birds
Our mission
FNC builds strong neighborhoods through intentional partnerships. We support children, youth, families, and individuals who traditionally do not have access to high quality services and programming. FNC focuses on youth development, urban farming, food access, arts and culture, workforce training, and parent education. Through fiscal sponsorships, FNC supports new and established community visionaries who align with our mission. FNC partners for thriving communities.
