Why NFP Group?

Reports indicate that non-profit organizations are growing at a rapid rate. The September 12 edition of the Columbia Daily Tribune stated, “there are four not-for-profits for every 1,000 people in Columbia. Kansas City and St. Louis average 1.3 and 1.1 charities per 1,000 people respectively.”

In other words there are unlimited worthwhile causes to which we can give of our time and money.

Friends, volunteers and staff of your organization want nothing more than to successfully promote your cause in the community. In order to achieve this goal, and be visible among so many charities, we must look at alternative ways of raising funds.

Doing things the same way will bring about the same results.

Your organization has hosted many successful campaigns and events in the past and we would all agree there is always room for improvement. Dollars are much harder to come by so it makes sense that we will need to work harder and smarter to meet the increasing demands for your services. Non-profit organizations, as a whole, are under-staffed and under-funded. Many cannot afford a full-time person dedicated to development. Executive Directors are filling positions from counselors to maintenance workers, along with numerous other distractions in the course of a day.

Q. How do you increase funding, without adding costs, before the money is raised to pay for it?  A. The contracted development person is paid based on the results of the event or campaign. As an added benefit, the staff members are able to concentrate on the day-to-day duties of the organization, which results in increased services and community support.

I would love to have the opportunity to put my experience, expertise and enthusiasm to work for your organization. Even though I would be working as an independent contractor, my sole purpose would be to promote your organization. I firmly believe results can increase by 20 to 30 percent or more with the proper systems in place. Our goal will be to maximize income, while reducing expenses, which will increase the overall net result.