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Most charities are unable to solve social problems at scale

It's usually a band-aid on a bullet wound

Lack of innovation

Unable to find new solutions problems and scaling up

Cycle of dependency

Living on donorcheck to donorcheck. A constant need to find donors to fulfil programs

Lack of Sustainability

A constant struggle to generate sufficient revenue to sustain operations

Current operating models relies heavily on donations, grants and government funding which can be unpredictable and volatile

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Your neighborhood charity may be closing down soon

90% of Nonprofits are small - mid sized ones. They have long served as a beacon of hope and support, providing essential services and assistance to those in need. Right here in our own backyard. Yet they are under severe financial stress.

Charities are not solving problems but just mitigating them

Unless there is a financially sustainable solution the Nonprofit will need to continuously raise money to fulfill its mission which is becoming increasingly impossible

​Hear our Co-founders Raja Basu and Linda Lysakowski on the Leaky Bucket Syndrome and a new philosophy of working
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Raja Basu

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Linda Lysakowski

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Our model helps expand our mission

Enough of sugar coating words in the name of your mission. We pay our staff, volunteers and also have operating expenses. This helps us to make more money to expand our mission. We run like a business to support good

Existing Nonprofit model

Our model

Try to find grants and individual donors

Run programs with overworked staff and unpaid volunteers

Literally run on donorcheck to donorcheck

Unable to solve problems at scale

Programs get hampered midway

A constant worry on funding

Along with you we identify large social issues that need to be solved

You incubate these projects and we run it together

We run the project like any business

Profits support charitable causes

This creates a financially sustainable model

No need for finding new donors again and again

Donors are questioning the efficacy and role of Nonprofits to solve large scale social problems

Hear a donor speak on the issue

​We are re-inventing the operating model for Nonprofits

A model that is built around Donor’s ROI

A model that brings in ideas for innovation

A model that builds surplus revenues to scale up missions

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Linda Lysakowski, Co-Founder

ACFRE, MTS-FT, CNC, CNE, CFP | Theology | U. San Diego

Linda is among the most respected fundraising professionals in America. She has helped Nonprofits big and small to fundraise higher and advance missions. Linda is a strongly believes in the role of Nonprofits to impact society but believes that there are better ways to do it. Linda has trained more than 50,000 people, authored 40+ books and raised more than 100 million for Nonprofits.

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Raja Basu, Co-Founder

MBA | Marketing | AI Advocate | UT. Austin

Raja’s encounter with Linda was pure serendipity, but her infectious energy and passion for innovation left an indelible mark on him. After dedicating 20 years to marketing and advertising, he found himself disillusioned by corporate greed and yearning for a purpose-driven path. Over the course of a year, he connected with 100+ nonprofits, and a powerful insight emerged: the key to their success lies in building sustainable models that empower them to thrive

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We thrive on Partnerships

We partner with businesses, government and other not-for-profit organizations. This helps us to multiply impact very quickly. We believe that we can achieve great things when we work together.

What people are saying?

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The Pad Initiative |
Our First Project

Biodegradable | Made in USA |

$2 for a month’s supply

Free distribution to 1 million poor and needy girls

A financially sustainable operating model to end period poverty worldwide

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What people are saying?

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Drew Carlyle

Client Review

This is your Testimonial section paragraph. It’s a great place to tell users how much you value your customers and their feedback.

Drew Carlyle

Client Review

This is your Testimonial section paragraph. It’s a great place to tell users how much you value your customers and their feedback.

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Client Review

We want your ideas

The challenges facing society are too big to be solved by us alone, but together we can achieve great things. Ideas can come from anyone and often these are simple ones.

We will bring your ideas to life.

Volunteers

Our Backbone

Donor Investors

Together, we can start the change.

Program Partners

Let's build a better future, together.

Our model helps expand our mission

Enough of sugar coating words in the name of your mission. We pay our staff, volunteers and also have operating expenses. This helps us to make more money to expand our mission. We run like a business to support good

Existing Nonprofit model

Try to find grants and individual donors

Run programs with overworked staff and unpaid volunteers

Literally run on donorcheck to donorcheck

Unable to solve problems at scale

Programs get hampered midway

A constant worry on funding

Along with you we identify large social issues that need to be solved

You incubate these projects and we run it together

We run the project like any business

Profits support charitable causes

This creates a financially sustainable model

No need for finding new donors again and again

Our Model

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