Your community is already around you. Let’s invite them in.
We help nonprofits turn neighbors into a community of support. People who give their time, their expertise, their relationships and their financial resources.
Start where you are
Does this sound familiar?
Open the one that sounds like you. Each has a short answer and a video from Kyle.
People want to help. We don’t know how to bring them in.
The short version
People rarely need convincing. They need a place to stand and a clear first step. We help you name the roles, write the invitation, and make saying yes easy.
That’s us. Let’s get coffee.Our website, emails and events all say something different.
The short version
When every channel tells a slightly different story, people can’t tell what they’re joining. Your Case for Support gives you one story and lines up every channel behind it.
That’s us. Let’s get coffee.Our story is out of date.
The short version
Your work has grown. Your story should say who you are today and what a supporter makes possible. We start by listening to the mission, then help you tell it the way it lives now.
That’s us. Let’s get coffee.Why is keeping volunteers so hard?
The short version
People stay when they’re welcomed, thanked, and shown what their time changed. We help you build small habits your team can actually keep.
That’s us. Let’s get coffee.You’re not alone. These are the conversations we love having.
How it works
Talk. Map. Build.
Three steps. After each one, you decide whether to keep going.
Talk
Let’s get coffee. We get to know your mission and the people already around it. Coffee is on me.
Map
Your Case for Support. One clear story, plus a practical plan for the people, channels, and tools that keep support strong.
Build
Put the plan into action, with help. Working materials, repeatable systems, more people connected to your mission.
A LOCAL NONPROFIT STORY NIGHT
Common Ground
Local missions. Shared impact. Meet the people behind the missions and find a way to take part that fits you.
Hi, I’m Kyle.
I started a sign company, led strategy at agencies, hosted galas, led nonprofits, and studied to be a pastor. Now I help neighbors find their place in the work.
Ideas we’ve been thinking about
- Support Infrastructure
Giving is one form of participation. What helps people become meaningfully involved in a mission over time?
- Define ‘Support Infrastructure’
A way to think about how people understand a mission, find their place, take action, and stay connected.
Let’s start with coffee.
Tell me a little about your organization and what’s on your mind. I’ll reach out to find a time and place. My treat.
Prefer email? the.humans@gratefullyhuman.com