During uncertain times Catchafire brings support

If the past few years have taught our sector anything, it's that adaptability is essential—especially in the face of potential funding freezes and shifting policy landscapes.

As nonprofit leaders face extraordinary challenges, we can come together to help them survive and adapt.

Preparing for a range of outcomes

Nonprofits not only employ 10% of the US workforce, but are the safety net of all of our communities. Organizations are doing all that they can to keep their work moving forward, despite the most recent threat to freeze federal funding and the loss of partnering government departments.

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Top consulting and advice nonprofits need:

Financial planning
Operating budget review
Website edits
Strategy consulting

Scenario planning
Hiring and HR consult
Storytelling for donors
Change management coach

Aspects of current political climate currently impacting nonprofits’ work

Source: Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP) 2025 Research Snapshot, Challenging Times: How U.S. Nonprofit Leaders are Experiencing the Political Context

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Legal essentials for nonprofits

Listen in for a timely conversation on how nonprofits can protect themselves, stay compliant, and prepare for a range of possible outcomes.

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Don't wait - give your skills

Skills-based volunteer bring much needed emotional and tactical support. Perhaps just as important, volunteers offer a critical commodity right now — optimism for the future. If you have scenario planning skills, legal background or donor engagement ideas, this is the moment for you to get involved.

Projects

Time-bound projects (ranging from 5 to 50 hours) outline specific deliverables and impact statements from the nonprofit so you know what you're signing up for and how your work will benefit others.

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