Inspiring generosity isn’t about better fundraising tactics. It’s about a fundamental shift in mindset, philosophy, and approach. The DREAMS™ framework is a step-by-step process built on six timeless principles, guiding you to move beyond transactions and into real, lasting relationships. This work isn’t just about knowing more; it’s about transforming the way you engage with supporters so generosity flows naturally, with trust and authenticity at the center.
Absolutely. Whether you lead in education, healthcare, the arts, or community development, the DREAMS™ framework meets you where you are. This isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. It’s about making generosity personal, authentic, and sustainable for your unique mission.
Not at all. Whether you're new to fundraising or have been doing it for decades, you just need to be open to a new way of thinking. If you’re ready to stop fundraising and start inspiring generosity, you’re in the right place.
We don’t offer scholarships directly, but we want to help you find the support you need. We can share a list of foundations in your state that offer capacity-building grants, along with a sample letter your organization can use to apply. Reach out, and we’ll get those resources to you.
Foundations that provide capacity-building grants usually focus on small to mid-sized nonprofits. Each one has its own criteria, so it is always worth checking the details to see if your organization is a good fit.
This is your moment to step out of urgency and into clarity.
The Inspire Generosity Assessments are simple reflections designed to help you see where generosity is strong, where it may be stuck, and where there's room to grow—whether you lead a nonprofit, serve on a board, or guide a church.
Each assessment offers space to consider the rhythms of generosity, notice patterns you may not have seen before, and capture insights that point toward new possibilities.
Investment: $95—and if you choose to continue with coaching, a workshop, or retreat, that amount is applied toward your experience.
If you’re ready to stop fundraising and start inspiring generosity, this is where we begin.