At New Venture Fund we seek to provide the infrastructure that allows great ideas to turn into thriving philanthropic efforts. Over the years, we’ve had the privilege of working with extraordinary initiatives, helping them grow and create lasting impact through our fiscal sponsorship model.
One of the ways we do that is through incubation. It’s the process of welcoming a new nonprofit effort, providing it the support to both get started quickly and grow, and ultimately, in many cases, spin off from NVF to become a standalone organization.
Our latest report, ” Growing Change: How New Venture Fund Incubates Nonprofits to Make Lasting Impact ” offers an inside look at how the incubation process works and why it matters. From providing essential administrative support such as human resources, financial management, and compliance to offering a stable platform for growth, NVF’s approach allows projects to focus fully on their mission.
The report details how incubation works, explores the characteristics of successful projects, and celebrates success stories such as the Malala Fund and the Eastern Congo Initiative, two former NVF projects that are now standalone, independent organizations. These organizations demonstrate how the right infrastructure at the right time can propel new ideas into sustained impact.
In a world of immense need, NVF’s work ensures that philanthropy moves with urgency. Together, let’s continue to foster innovation and impact in the nonprofit sector.
We invite you to explore the report here.
