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Guilford Nonprofit Consortium

The Guilford Nonprofit Consortium is a collaborative of nonprofit organizations, large and small, that fosters mutual assistance and support in reaching our shared goals by providing opportunities for education, collaboration, networking, and celebration. The Community Foundation is a funder and fiscal home for the Consortium. It is also supported by the Weaver Foundation, Cone Health Foundation, Cemala Foundation, Foundation for a Healthy High Point, Hayden-Harman Foundation, Reich Family Foundation, Bryan Foundation, Lincoln Financial, Congdon Family Foundation, and the High Point Community Foundation.

Giving nonprofits the resources to grow and thrive.

Working together in 2003, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro and Weaver Foundation identified a need for nonprofits to be able to come together, learn together, and receive instruction and guidance from those with more experience in order to overcome challenges and have the best possible chance for success. Thus, the Guilford Nonprofit Consortium was born.

By 2004, more than 100 nonprofit organizations formed the initial membership of the Consortium. Thanks to the generosity and financial support of several local foundations, including the Community Foundation, the Consortium can offer membership for one low fee that covers attendance at most events for the member organization’s entire staff and board members. Today, over 250 nonprofits are members.

Funders of the Consortium include: Bryan Foundation, Cemala Foundation, Cone Health Foundation, Lincoln Financial Foundation, Wells Fargo Foundation, Foundation for a Healthy High Point, High Point Community Foundation, Congdon Family Foundation, Hayden-Harman Foundation, Reich Family Foundation, Weaver Foundation, and Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro.

Why is this initiative important to our community?

Guilford County nonprofit organizations employ more than 20,000 people. We want these nonprofits to be as successful as possible, not just for the needs which they serve, but also because so many of our community members’ livelihoods depend on it.

The Guilford Nonprofit Consortium helps nonprofits through educational programs, leadership (executive director and board of directors) training, technical support, volunteer programs, and networking events. Nonprofits can turn to the Consortium for everything from pro bono consulting to financial management advice to HR guidance.

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What is our goal with this initiative?

The goal of the Guilford Nonprofit Consortium is to provide nonprofits with the resources and support that is critical to their growth and success. We want the nonprofits that serve our community to be well-run, financially sound, and governed by a strong board.

 

234
active consortium members
1168
attended 38 events
750
Google Group Members
Jodi Lorenzo

“You’ve created a culture where effective nonprofits lift each other up for greatness. Our community collegial relationships are connected through this powerful consortium.”

— Jodi Lorenzo, Sanctuary House, Winner of 2018 Nonprofit of the Year

Ways you can support the Guilford Nonprofit Consortium

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Donate online

Make a one-time donation online of any amount.

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Donate via check

A check made out to “Guilford Nonprofit Consortium” can be sent by mail to the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro at:
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301 North Elm St., Suite 100
Greensboro, NC 27401

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Stocks and other gifts

Gifts of stocks, securities, real estate, IRA distributions, or life insurance are accepted to support the Guilford Nonprofit Consortium initiative. Stock gifts should be emailed to the Community Foundation and initiated through your broker. Please include details of stock name, number of shares, and which fund to credit.

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Legacy gifts

A bequest is a flexible and impactful way to give to the Guilford Nonprofit Consortium. Changes can be made due to personal circumstances at any time.

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Jodi Lorenzo

“You’ve created a culture where effective nonprofits lift each other up for greatness. Our community collegial relationships are connected through this powerful consortium.”

— Jodi Lorenzo, Sanctuary House, Winner of 2018 Nonprofit of the Year

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