Posted inCommunity Impact & Program Growth
We’re all feeling it — the noise, the outrage, the endless headlines. But while we argue about politics, our programs are waiting for the funding they deserve. This post breaks down how distraction drains not just focus, but resources — and how to shift that energy back into building real power where it matters most: in our communities.
Posted inSuccess Stories & Case Studies
How Emory Fellowship Expanded Its Food Distribution to Feed Over 10,000 People
When Emory Fellowship’s food ministry started buckling under demand, they needed a real fundraising engine. That’s where we stepped in. Discover how we helped them serve over 10,000 people in one year and built a funding system that let their leaders focus on ministry, not money.
Posted inFundraising Strategy
Your 4-Step Fundraising Check-In (What to Do Every Quarter)
You don’t need more fundraising tactics—you need a system. This 4-step quarterly check-in helps you assess what’s working, reconnect with donors, and plan your next move—so you can grow your funding without burning out your team.
Posted inFundraising Strategy
How to Know Which Program to Fundraise for First
Trying to raise money for everything at once is a recipe for frustration. The smarter move? Start small. This post breaks down how to pick the one program to fundraise for first—so you can focus, see impact, and grow.
Posted inDonor Relationships & Stewardship
The Psychology of Asking: Why People Actually Want to Give
Most church and nonprofit leaders believe asking for support is uncomfortable—or even shameful. The truth? People want to give, especially when you invite them in with dignity and clarity. Here’s how to ask in a way that feels good, builds belonging, and brings in support from beyond your congregation.
Questions You Might Be Too Afraid to Ask a Consultant (But Should)
Too many Black churches and nonprofits end up with the wrong consultant—because nobody told them it’s okay to ask tough questions. In this post, Paul Hosch shares the five questions every leader should ask before hiring outside help, so you can protect your mission, avoid costly mistakes, and find a partner who truly “gets” your community.
Posted inAdvice
Who Should You Hire? Finding the Right Fundraising Partner for Your Church or Nonprofit
Ready to invest in real fundraising help, but not sure who’s the right fit for your church or nonprofit? Paul breaks down exactly what to look for, how to spot a mismatch before you waste a dollar, and shares the story of a client who learned the hard way. Download the Budget-to-Hire Checklist to get started the right way.
Posted inAdvice
How to Know If Your Church or Nonprofit Can Maximize Outside Fundraising Help
Is your church or nonprofit struggling to raise enough money, stuck in a fundraising rut, or feeling overwhelmed with too few hands on deck? This guide breaks down the signs you need fundraising help, when to hire a fundraising consultant, and how to use our proven ROI checklist to make sure your next investment delivers real results.
Posted inAdvice
Thinking About Hiring Fundraising Help? Ask These 6 Questions First.
Hiring a consultant can move your fundraising forward — or waste your time and money. These 6 questions will help you know the difference and make the right call.
Posted inAdvice
5 Roles Every Black Church Should Consider Hiring for Growth
If your Black church or nonprofit is struggling to grow fundraising and avoid burnout, you don’t have to do it all yourself. In this post, discover five key roles that can help your church raise more money, run better programs, and finally break the cycle of doing too much with too little. Find out when to hire, what results to expect, and how the right team can unlock real growth for your ministry.





