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New Revenue Streams Shelley Wiebe New Revenue Streams Shelley Wiebe

2026-06-24 What if your nonprofit's most valuable expertise isn't found in a report, a database, or a strategic plan... but in the lived experiences of the people you serve?

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The idea: Ethical Access to Lived-Experience Panels

Organizations everywhere want better information. Researchers need it. Governments need it. Funders need it. Businesses need it. But too often, decisions are made without hearing from the people most affected. That's where lived-experience panels come in.


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2026-06-18 What if your nonprofit could earn revenue from capacity you're not using anyway? Empty seats, unused rooms, quiet seasons, and open time slots might be worth more than you think.

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Every nonprofit has capacity that goes unused.

Maybe it's:

  • Meeting rooms sitting empty

  • Equipment used only part of the time

  • Staff expertise available during slower periods

  • Program space unused on evenings or weekends

Most organizations see this as normal.

But what if that unused capacity could become revenue?


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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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