Helping nonprofits help themselves

At Nonprofit Works, we see our role as helping our clients develop the strategies, skills, and tools they need to help themselves — and the communities they serve.

We work with you to identify areas of strength and potential growth, then build capacity to enhance overall effectiveness and create a more sustainable organization.

Our mission is to help you focus on what’s really important: your mission, goals, and the programs to achieve them.

Photographs from some of Nonprofit Works’ clients

The Adirondack Thunder join residents in wheelchair hockey at the Wesley Health Care Center in Saratoga Springs, NY

PA Sea Grant extension leader Sarah Stahlman testing water quality in a local stream (2014)

Free blood-pressure testing at Glen Falls Medical Mission clinic, Nueva Santa Rosa, Guatemala (2017)

“Elvis” entertaining at the Woodlawn Commons Luau at the Wesley Health Care Center in Saratoga Springs, NY

Local students in the PA Sea Grant program helping to deploy man-made fish habitat in Presque Isle Bay, Erie, PA (2017)

The Population Health Collaborative painting a crosswalk as part of its “Complete Streets” program in Buffalo, NY (2017)

The Jungle Experience Zoo visits the Wesley Health Care Center in Saratoga Springs, NY

PA Sea Grant maritime education specialist David Boughton explains a manta trawl for collecting micro-plastic pollution

Students in the SEAT CENTER’s YouthBuild Schenectady program helping to build 99 Prospect Street (Spring / Summer 2017)

Our services

We offer a variety of training, workshops, and consulting services for individuals and groups in two primary areas:

Fund Development

Securing the resources to support your organization’s work requires program planning, finding the right grants, and identifying and cultivating relationships with potential donors

Communications

Every organization needs to reach its key audiences to promote its mission, achieve its intermediate goals, and document its role and value to its supporters and the broader community it serves