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New Revenue Streams Shelley Wiebe New Revenue Streams Shelley Wiebe

2026-06-12 What if your nonprofit's most valuable asset isn't a building, a grant, or a fundraising campaign... but the knowledge you collect every day?

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Nonprofits gather valuable information all the time. You see community needs firsthand. You track trends. You measure outcomes. You learn what's working and what isn't. The problem? Most of that knowledge stays locked inside reports, spreadsheets, and databases.


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Crowdfunding, Strategies for Sustainability Shelley Wiebe Crowdfunding, Strategies for Sustainability Shelley Wiebe

2026-06-04 One organization carrying all the risk is tough. Sharing it might be smarter.

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Every nonprofit faces risk. A major grant disappears. A key event gets cancelled. Costs rise unexpectedly. A program needs emergency funding. When these things happen, a single organization can feel the full impact. But what if it didn't have to?


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2026-05-13 What if your nonprofit got paid for real impact… not just activity? Imagine funding tied to actual outcomes instead of endless reports and crossed fingers.

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The idea: Outcome-Based Revenue Sharing. Most nonprofit funding works the same way. You apply. You receive funding. You deliver services. You report results later. But Outcome-Based Revenue Sharing changes the model. Instead of funding based only on effort, revenue is connected to measurable outcomes. In simple terms: If your work creates value, your organization shares in that value.


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Asking, Volunteerism Shelley Wiebe Asking, Volunteerism Shelley Wiebe

2026-05-06 What if your next donors didn’t start by giving money… but by giving five minutes of their time? Small actions can lead to big commitment. You just need a clear path.

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The idea: Micro-Volunteer to Donor Pathway. Not everyone is ready to donate right away. That’s normal. People need a way to connect first. Something simple. Low pressure. That’s where micro-volunteering comes in.


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