Nonprofits On A Mission

This week Sarah talks with John Hofmann, founder of Fusion Marketing, about the Paradox Project — a give-back model where every client project triggers a free service for a small nonprofit. John also shares how a community garden he started years ago grew into a neighborhood hub, and what it looks like to build "giving back" right into a business model.

This week on Nonprofits on a Mission, Sarah sits down with Russ Willey, founder and CEO of myGivmo, a free all-in-one giving platform serving New Hampshire nonprofits and beyond. Russ shares how a passive "screensaver" fundraising idea grew into a full donation, CRM, and event platform with no fees, plus his take on finding board members with heart over credentials. It's a fun look at how tech and local connection can power nonprofit growth.

This week Sarah sits down with Aimee Kereage, Executive Director of Manchester Proud, to talk about how the organization is evolving into a true connector across the Manchester community. They dig into Celebrate Ed, the group's annual back-to-school event, plus the bigger-picture work of bridging gaps between service providers and the families who need them.

This week Sarah sits down with Molly Hodgsdon, CEO and Co-Founder of GoodWork, a Portsmouth, NH nonprofit that supports other nonprofits across the Seacoast. They talk about GoodWork's new Bud to Bloom program, board development best practices, and why relationship-driven fundraising is a long game for growing organizations.