How can I contact Thriving Non-Profits for support?

You can contact Thriving Non-Profits by completing the contact form on this page or by emailing hello@thrivingnonprofits.ca. You can also call the team at +1 778 265 4745 during regular business hours.

What kinds of support can Thriving Non-Profits provide?

Thriving Non-Profits provides support through online learning programs, consulting, and coaching. The team helps organizations diversify revenue, develop social enterprises, strengthen board governance, and build long-term financial resilience.

Who is Thriving Non-Profits for?

Thriving Non-Profits works with non-profits, charities, and social enterprises of all sizes and missions that want to build financial resilience, grow their impact, and explore entrepreneurial approaches to revenue.

Can I book a free consultation to talk about my organization’s needs?

Yes. Use the contact form to share a brief description of your organization and goals, and the Thriving Non-Profits team will follow up to schedule a conversation about the best mix of learning, consulting, or coaching support. Alternatively, visit our consulting page to book a free discovery call directly.

Do you only work with organizations in Canada?

Thriving Non-Profits primarily serves organizations based in Canada. If you are located elsewhere and interested in support, you can still reach out through the contact form to discuss what may be possible.

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