Amplify your Impact

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Make More Difference

Fundraising and Management Secrets for Non-Profits

You are already making a difference, but are you getting caught up in trying to get funds – fundraising taking the energy away from your core purposes, or are you finding that although your mission is great you don\’t get the support you should get from volunteers and partners, do your volunteers leave, or experience burnout? Find out how to manage a visionary non-profit in a way that gets an abundance of support and finance and amplifies the impact you can have and moves us quickly towards your mission.

  • Understand the different fundraising styles – it\’s not just grants
  • Alignment – the principle that makes things flow
    • Lining up your fundraising so that builds your mission, doesn\’t take away from your focus
  • Engaging your people
    • preventing burnout and turnover
    • the cycle of engagement
    • the surprising benefits of engagement – fundraising, profile raising, action development
  • People management made easy
    • the cycle of questions
    • responsiveness
    • your mission is bigger than you
    • leadership styles

Services Available

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Leadership Coaching

Guide you through the process of leading your own organisation, through a series of coaching sessions where you will find your own leadership style, and approach to impact amplification and the development of abundant resources for your organisation and mission.

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Team Facilitation

Create energy, inspiration and action in your organisation through a series of facilitated sessions based on the 5 questions for your leadership team.

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Amplify us please

Come into your organisation and analyse and implement the systems necessary to amplify your impact.

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Grant Writing

For those organisations who want to go the old fashioned method we offer grantwriting services to help you get the funds that you need.


“You never change things by fighting the existing reality.
To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.”

Buckminster Fuller