Cause Effective works with the incredible variety of nonprofits in New York (and beyond) to help them envision and achieve long-term growth and organizational change.
Our clients:
- Range from small community-based organizations to nonprofits with a broader reach, whose work impacts different communities across many program areas
- Have few or under-performing donor development strategies when we begin work with them, but have many fans who support their mission
- Often contact us during times of organization and environmental change to think through new ways of working and to uncover opportunities to expand their base of support
Cause Effective helps over a hundred nonprofits every year to uncover core strengths, unleash their fundraising potential, and ultimately, achieve sustainability. Below are videos and case studies of our clients talking about how Cause Effective helped them strengthen their non-profits to meet their particular challenges:
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View how building unrestricted "flexible" funding allowed Make The Road New York to stay responsive to the urgent needs of vulnerable New Yorkers. Watch Now
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Explore how Brooklyn Historical Society's successful 150th Anniversary Campaign helped raise over $4 million and elevate its public profile in a flourishing Brooklyn renaissance. Read Now
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See how The Laundromat Project used Cause Effective’s “toolkit” to turn their board's passion into power. Watch Now
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Learn how Mercy Center's board recruitment process revitalized their board's fundraising priorities. Read Now
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Discover how Sadie Nash Leadership Project’s board members moved beyond their comfort zone in fundraising to nearly double the number of young women empowered by their programs. Watch Now
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Read how the Urban Assembly built a proactive board that was well-situated to handle an executive transition from the founder to next-stage growth. Read Now
“Cause Effective has been an invaluable resource in helping Make the Road develop our fundraising strategy to raise flexible funding so that we can achieve our long-term goals.”
– Julie Miles, Director of Development, Make The Road New York
