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Find similar grantsNonprofit Sustainability Initiative (NSI) San Diego: Exploratory Grant is sponsored by Catalyst of San Diego & Imperial Counties. Supports non-profit organizations pursuing formal sustained collaboration partnerships that increase mission impact, organizational effectiveness, and long-term sustainability.
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Home - Nonprofit Sustainability Initiative (NSI) An LA-based fund that invests in nonprofit resiliency during moments of transformation Sustained Collaboration Fund NSI helps nonprofits based in Los Angeles County explore and implement formal partnerships leading to greater organizational effectiveness and efficiency.
Sustained collaboration agreements permanently restructure the way participating organizations do their work, ranging from jointly managed programs and back-office consolidations, to shared ventures or full-scale mergers.
Executive Transition Fund NSI helps nonprofits based in Los Angeles County navigate the departure of a long-tenured leader through funding for transition activities such as board development and implicit bias training, executive coaching, transition planning and preparation, board consultation, organizational assessment, interim leadership, recruitment, onboarding, staff development, events, and strategic communication.
The program is a cohort-based model, convening peer groups of executives and board chairs navigating transitions while building organizational resiliency.
Transition Planning Grant Transition Implementation Grant Nonprofit Organizations Served Collaboration Exploratory Grants Collaboration Implementation Grants Executive Transition Planning Grants Executive Transition Implementation Grants NSI is made possible through the support of the following funders
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Nonprofit Sustainability Initiative (NSI) San Diego: Exploratory Grant is funded by Catalyst of San Diego & Imperial Counties. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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San Diego Resilient Response Fund is sponsored by Catalyst of San Diego & Imperial Counties. The San Diego Resilient Response Fund provides timely, flexible funding for nonprofit organizations, tribal governments, tribal organizations, fiscally sponsored projects, and/or mutual aid groups located within and serving San Diego County that are experiencing impacts related …
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