“Walk by Faith/Serve with Abandon/Expect to WIN!”

 

In the midst of the current economy, many of us have been facing significant challenges in keeping ourselves, our families, and our programs & projects afloat.  Despite the trials, however, new initiatives have emerged with the potential to help us achieve unprecedented levels of organizational and personal triumph. The purpose of The Collaborative US at this juncture is to present new and innovative programs to work as major fundraisers for nonprofit organizations, churches and individuals in order to build affluence, endowments, retirement and annuities. These initiatives can help almost any organization with:
- A need for a New Source of Income;

-  Lost, depleted, or never started a Retirement Account;
-  A Nonprofit, Church, or Club in need of funding;
-  A Desire to Retire Early and get on with their true life goals;
-  The Drive to Succeed and Willingness to Develop New Expertise.

There is no hype, no quick means to succeed, and no significant investments with our fundraising programs. They are simply proven strategies whose time has come, right in the midst of a challenging period in our nation’s history, for those who are ready to receive them.

 

"When most people think of "entrepreneur", they think of Steven Jobs, Ray Kroc, or Mrs. Fields - all builders of profit-making empires. Yet, the Girl Scouts of America sold 145 million boxes of cookies last year, Bank Street College of Education licenses one of the best selling pieces of software in the country, and the American Red Cross is marketing a new first-aid pillow to the public. These nonprofit organizations, like so many others, have transformed themselves into entrepreneurial organizations in order to deal with sharply rising costs, diminishing government dollars, increased competition for funding, and real marketing opportunity."

 

- The Nonprofit Entrepreneur | The Foundation Center

 

 

Collaborative Economics

 

Unlile most other programs, ours are not competitive. They are highly collaborative. Their structure encourages and requires individuals and organizations to work together in order to succeed. In fact, their consistency with Matthew 22: 34-40 is the attribute we love most about all these initiatives.

 

"As we are all well aware, these are difficult times for social programs in our country. The challenges facing the nonprofit sector in the coming months will only grow, as federal, state and local resources are increasingly constrained—and, in some instances, committed funds may be withdrawn. Many nonprofits have already closed their doors, and more will likely follow".

- Nadya K Shmavonian Public/ Private Ventures