On today’s episode, Nick Lynch talks to Shannon, Penji’s Partnership Coordinator about how non-profits can build sustainable partnerships, leverage new media and influencer marketing, and shift from a scarcity mindset to one of mutually beneficial, long-term relationships for greater impact.
Here are three things you’ll learn in this episode:
1. Revolutionizing Non-Profit Engagement through Mutually Beneficial Partnerships: Kaleidoscope.io, founded during the pandemic, helps non-profits, corporate partners, and creators/influencers find "micro mutually beneficial opportunities." This approach focuses on building long-term relationships where all stakeholders gain value (not just financial) and contribute to the mission, leading to more sustainable organizations.
2. The "Time, Talent, or Treasure" Model for Holistic Support: Nick emphasizes that contributions to non-profits don't always have to be monetary. Organizations can seek support through "time" (volunteering), "talent" (leveraging professional skills), or "treasure" (financial donations), allowing for diverse forms of participation that strengthen the organization's foundation and impact.
3. Addressing Strategic Gaps and Fair Compensation in the Non-Profit Sector: The conversation highlights the need for non-profits to adopt a more strategic, less tactical mindset, particularly at the board and leadership levels, to build strong community connections. It also addresses the misconception that non-profit workers should accept lower pay, advocating for fair compensation that recognizes the "heart and soul" contributions of mission-driven individuals.
About Nick Lynch and Collidescope:
- Website: https://www.collidescope.io/
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholaslynch/
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