Bring Compass Pro Bono to Your City
See the Difference We’ll Make
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Your Leadership.
Our Model.
Shared Impact.
What It Takes to Launch Compass Pro Bono in Your City
Our model consists of recruiting and deploying business-minded volunteers to help local nonprofits tackle critical strategic challenges. The result is a process that builds enduring connections and ensures lasting success for both the organizations and the communities they serve.
Below is our 5-step process to launch in a new city.
Validate Market Readiness
Confirm nonprofit needs and volunteer appetite.
Assemble a Founding Board
Recruit a 5–7 person advisory group of local leaders and champions to lead fundraising efforts for the city launch.
Secure Founding Commitments
Raise a minimum of $500K from local sources to seed the first three years of operations.
Hire a Local Leader
Recruit an on-the-ground staff lead who is already deeply integrated in your community.
Launch Programming
Once seed funding is secured, a full launch can happen in as little as four months.
Hear from the Compass Pro Bono community
Click each tab to hear nonprofit leaders talk about their work with Compass Pro Bono and the powerful impact it’s had.
How Did Working with Compass Pro Bono Allow You To Serve Your Community More Effectively?
Ryan Lawrence, Executive Director
Heart Haven OutReach
Chicago, IL
Sequane Lawrence, President and CEO
Revolution Institute
Chicago, IL
Ariel Levinson-Waldman, President and Director-Counsel
Tzedek
Washington, D.C.
Collie Turner, Founder & Executive Director
Heroic Gardens
Philadelphia, PA
What Makes Compass Pro Bono’s Support Unique?
Jeffery Tribble, President and CEO
Levine Music
Washington, D.C.
Ariel Levinson-Waldman, President & Director-Counsel
Tzedek
Washington, D.C.
Darren Marquardt, Executive Director
Northern Virginia Resource Center for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Persons
Washington, D.C.
Ryan Lawrence, Executive Director
Heart Haven OutReach
Chicago, IL
What Changed for your Nonprofit After Working with Compass Pro Bono?
Sequane Lawrence, President and CEO
Revolution Institute
Chicago, IL
Jeffrey Abramowitz, CEO
The Petey Greene Program
Philadelphia, PA
Darren Marquardt, Executive Director
Northern Virginia Resource Center for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Persons
Washington, DC
Ready to Shape the Future of Your City?
We’d love to talk.
Rebecca Emami
Special Advisor
Bethany Henderson
CEO
