👋Hello University Members! I can't believe the summer is almost over! The NPP team is hard at work 🦾, planning events for the 🍂fall and ☃️winter! One of the ideas we're considering is helping you design and plan your nonprofit's first program. We would love to know if you'd be interested in this type of event! Please feel free to comment on any other events you'd like to see us create! Michael

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Are you looking to start or expand your transitional housing program for women? I am working with a dynamic group of real estate investors with many properties available for transitional housing operators in Los Angeles. You will have access to beautiful new properties and a likelihood of infusion of donors. The properties are part of a $400 million investment fund that is being returned to the investors in six months, and they will want to know where to invest their money next. It could be your nonprofit or for-profit transitional housing program that you will receive free assistance to showcase the housing program for the investors so they can see the social impact of their properties. We have properties ready now that are ready for you. You will work alongside real estate developers, builders, and investors willing to provide expert mentorship and training to you. You will also have free grant writing services. If you are passionate about housing women in need and have excellent qualifications such as good credit and some funds to start operating, please contact me by text or phone at 310-597-0666. We will set up an interview with our investors for this golden opportunity to significantly impact the homeless crisis in Los Angeles. Felicia Edelman, Esq. Foundation and Blocks Alliance ☎️(310) 597-0666 Edelmanlaw@yahoo.com

I know the federal funding situation has been a MESS lately, and some of you may be feeling discouraged. But let me remind you—your community STILL needs you. Your mission is just as important today as it was yesterday. Do not let the funding chaos shake your purpose! 💪🏾🔥 The good news? There are so many ways to secure funding beyond federal grants! Now is the time to pivot and focus on foundation funding, donors, and other creative funding strategies that keep your organization moving forward. 💰 Here are some innovative, low-cost ways to bring in funding right now: ✅ Corporate Sponsorships – Local businesses are always looking to support causes that align with their values. Start small and build! ✅ Peer-to-Peer Fundraising – Empower your community to fundraise on your behalf. Give them the tools, and let them spread the word! ✅ Subscription Giving – Create a monthly donor program (even $5/month adds up when you get 100+ people onboard). ✅ Selling Merchandise – T-shirts, mugs, or tote bags with your nonprofit’s mission? People love to support through purchases! ✅ Host Low-Cost Events – Virtual workshops, webinars, or community pop-ups that engage supporters and bring in small but consistent funding. ✅ Service-Based Income – Offer training, consulting, or small paid programs based on your expertise (YES, nonprofits can earn revenue!). ✅ In-Kind Donations – Sometimes funding isn’t just cash. Ask for resources, equipment, or services that reduce expenses. ✅ Crowdfunding – Platforms like GoFundMe or Givebutter can help you rally support for specific needs. ✅ Grants from Family Foundations – They often have fewer restrictions than federal grants and are eager to support grassroots organizations. Remember, the money is out there— sometimes you just have to get creative and be consistent in the ask. 💡✨ 🚀 Stay focused. Keep serving. Let’s build together! Drop a 💙 in the comments if you’re committed to pushing forward no matter what! #NonprofitPlugUniversity #KeepPushing #FundingIsEverywhere #StayMissionFocused #BEAMAZING

Hello, is there anyone that can help me with grant funding for the development for start-up residential care facilities for the elderly?