Successful nonprofit-corporate partnerships are, above all else, mutually beneficial. Nonprofit organizations no longer have to bear the brunt of driving social change alone. The world of corporate-nonprofit partnerships has since moved past dull corporate philanthropy toward a more collaborative, integrated and impactful system.

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Companies are now playing a direct role in driving social change, leading to more collaborative and impactful corporate nonprofit partnerships. Ultimately, what makes such partnerships successful is value alignment. When values and missions align, corporate nonprofit partnerships allow the organizations involved to make bigger strides in bettering their community.

As a nonprofit fundraiser, you know how restrained budgets can be, especially when reliant only on grants and donations for funding. Securing nonprofit corporate partnerships is another way to increase revenue and provide much-needed funding to further support your mission.

Many people ask, “What are the best companies to approach for sponsorship for my nonprofit?” Although a great question, this post expands on the difference between a sponsorship and a partnership and how the right partnership can catapult your nonprofit into a new direction to fulfill its mission and purpose.

What’s the difference between corporate partnerships for nonprofits and corporate sponsorships? Read on to find out how a corporate partnership can benefits in manifold ways.

In the world of nonprofits, you’re often advised to “diversify revenue streams.” In practice, it can be challenging to know what this really means. Here, we’ll look at five available and viable funding sources for nonprofits.

Securing a corporate partnership for your nonprofit is a a game-changer financially, and in many other ways. Corporations today are no longer just concerned with creating the next big thing and turning a profit. Making an impact on society is becoming just as critical as companies take an interest in wider social issues.

Although many corporations desire to make strides toward contributing to the greater good, there are factors that prevent them from doing this on their own. An aligned nonprofit corporate partnership not only contributes to this but can ultimately be the difference-maker in expanding a corporation’s horizons.