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Nonprofit startup guidance

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Adrea Benedetti Hyattsville , MD

Blessing to all,

I would like to know how do I grow my committee community?

30 March 2021 3 replies Small Business

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Advisor

Dara Kushnir New York , NY

Hi Adrea,

Thank you for posting your question! While I am not a nonprofit expert myself, I did want to share some ideas that may point you in the right direction:

1 - I would strongly suggest reaching out to Advisors on the community feature of ACP AdvisorNet (https://acp-advisornet.org/community/advisors). It is a great way to ask Advisors with nonprofit experience directly for advice about growing your committee.

2 - I would also recommend a few of these articles I found about Forming a Nonprofit Board (https://boardsource.org/resources/first-board/), The Five Steps To Building A Community For Your Nonprofit (https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesnonprofitcouncil/2018/06/26/the-five-steps-to-building-a-community-for-your-nonprofit/?sh=37c3c7f95878), and Nonprofit Advisory Boards (https://www.missionbox.com/article/59/nonprofit-advisory-boards-why-they-matter-how-to-get-them-off-the-ground).

Best,
Dara

31 March 2021 Helpful answer

Advisor

Phil Marcoux Mountain View , CA

Adrea, I'm on the Board of one non-profit local to me and help with two others.

Please tell me more about your non-profit - type (501c or other), your mission, website, etc.

A great resource is your local chapter of SCORE (part of the SBA scorce.org) If the local one doesn't have a non-profit section then contact mine - svscore.org)

Phil

Advisor

Jennifer Polhemus Santa Monica , CA

Maryland Nonprofits has some good resources (in lots of areas) so this will interest you I think http://www.marylandnonprofits.org/nonprofits-get-help/strengthen-my-board/

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