Consultants come in all shapes and sizes, with specialties ranging from technology to fundraising. Before engaging a consultant, nonprofit organizations should confirm the need for an outside consultant and identify the desired outcomes.

How Can Consultants Help Nonprofits?

Consultants are typically used when:

• Nonprofit organizations require expertise that doesn’t exist within the organization
• An independent perspective is needed
• An organization doesn’t have the resources to support hiring a permanent staff member or the need is sporadic

The list of reasons a nonprofit might engage a consultant is practically endless, but some of the more common projects include:

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