The Impact Collaborative
Nonprofits face growing pressure to do more with less: Rising demand, shrinking funding, and increasingly complex social issues often exceed the capacity—and mission—of any single organization.
A new nonprofit alliance model shows how previously siloed organizations can collaborate to scale services while retaining autonomy.
Effectively addressing hunger, homelessness, education, or health equity requires a level of strategic coordination that few organizations can achieve on their own.
- Rising demand
- Shrinking funding
- Complex social issues
Structural incentives such as funding models, branding, and board expectations often reinforce competition over collaboration.
Author's summary: Nonprofits collaborate to scale services.
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