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Breaking the Mold: How PNWF’s Fractional Business Model Supports a New Era of Nonprofit Growth
Last night, I had the privilege of joining other community leaders for a screening of Uncharitable—the groundbreaking movie inspired by Dan Pallotta’s powerful TED Talk. Pallotta confronts traditional limitations in the nonprofit sector, from underfunded operations to restrictions on marketing and risk-taking. Uncharitable goes further, calling for a philanthropy model that focuses on impact, growth, and innovation rather than arbitrary constraints. At Pacific Northwest Fundraising (PNWF), we’re committed
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Pacific Northwest Fundraising Offers Solutions to Nonprofit Staffing and Leadership Challenges
Vancouver, WA – October 2024 – Nonprofits across the country are facing unprecedented challenges, including staff burnout, turnover, and leadership overload. According to recent reports, nearly 70% of nonprofit employees cite staffing limitations and budget constraints as major obstacles, while leadership burnout continues to rise. Pacific Northwest Fundraising (PNWF) is stepping up to offer a practical and innovative solution. Through its Fractional Business Model (FBM), PNWF provides expert support in
Pacific Northwest Fundraising Offers Solution to High Turnover Costs in Nonprofits with New Fractional Business Model
Pacific Northwest Fundraising Offers Solution to High Turnover Costs in Nonprofits with New Fractional Business Model October 28, 2024 – Nonprofit turnover, particularly in development director roles, is a costly and recurring challenge, with each new hire averaging $128,000 in associated expenses. Beyond the financial burden, frequent turnover disrupts donor relationships and stalls mission-driven activities. Pacific Northwest Fundraising (PNWF) has introduced an innovative Fractional Business Model (FBM)
