You want to make a lasting impact in your community.
We make that easy for you. In just a few hours a week, you can help a nonprofit leader in your region tackle their organizationโs most pressing strategic challenges โ and catalyze outsized impact for years to come!
Upcoming Information Sessions
September 19 at 6:00 p.m. ET Register here
October 10 at 12:00 p.m. ET Register here
WHY WORK WITH US
Activate your skills and expertise.
Local nonprofits face severe resource constraints. They need your skills.
Learn something new.
Master new business frameworks and methodologies. Work directly with senior executives. Mentor young professionals. Get an inside look at local nonprofit operations.
Drive positive change.
Your time is valuable. Use it to make a lasting difference.
Grow your network
Meet new people in your region. Form authentic relationships with both nonprofit leaders and leaders in other companies.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Pro Bono Consulting
On Track
Collaborate with a team of business professionals to provide in-depth guidance on a complex business challenge
4-8 months โฆ Team Size: 5-9
Pro Bono Consulting
On Demand
Provide 1:1 guidance to a nonprofit leader
8 weeks โ Team Size: 1
NONPROFIT BOARD SERVICE
On Board
Join the board of a nonprofit and receive our best-in-class board member trainings.
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“Compass is such a uniquely valuable experience because it allows you to strengthen your professional skills and connect with incredible individuals all while giving back to your local community.”
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“It was a wonderful experience getting to know teammates who each bring different experiences and expertise and then working together to support a local non-profit. The non-profit leaders were very engaged and appreciative. Looking forward to doing it again!”
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“My experience with Compass allowed me to better understand the challenges faced by non-profits in today’s ever changing and dynamic environment. I got the opportunity to work with the Executive Director and Board Chair on coming up with solutions to their challenges.”