In every community, nonprofits compete for the same narrow pool of supporters. Many struggle to stand out and make their argument the most compelling a funder will hear. We approach fundraising differently – translating what you “do” into what funders will “invest” in. It’s a powerful appeal that ends the constant struggle for funding.
How We Help
Let us know how we can help you:
Who We Are
When you hire Convergent, you don’t get a single fundraiser but a team of highly experienced fundraising professionals. Each team member brings depth of experience in a specific area of campaign management, such as organizational positioning, professional asks, and developing campaign ROI. As you meet your team members, you’ll find we’re all driven by one thing – great passion for your work and ours.
See how our passion pays off:
100%
Our Entire Team is Experienced in 5-Figure Asks
22 Years
Our Average Experience in Executive Level Roles Is 22 Years
What To Expect
What if your fundraising efforts were easier? What if you exceeded goal but didn’t have to rely on your Board to make that happen? Our clients love the ease of our turnkey fundraising solutions. We do the day-to-day campaign work, predicated on a feasibility study that defines and achieves your maximum potential.
Convergent makes fundraising easier:
“The Ask”
We Make
“The Ask”
Relationships
We Strengthen
Funder Relationships
Day-to-Day
We Manage
the Day-to-Day
Why Choose Us
Einstein was just 26 years old when he calculated E=mc2 and Charles Lindbergh took flight at 25. We’re a tad shy of 22 but no less passionate about our mission – to ensure sustainable funding for our clients. As pioneers of ROI-based fundraising, our approach is different, and our results reflect it. Like our trendsetting role models, we don’t deliver the expected. We want to help you soar above the clouds.
Are you ready to transform your fundraising?
100%
Secure Over 100%
of Funding Goal
Grow Faster
Campaigns Measured in
Months Not Years
97%
97% of Campaigns
On/Under Budget
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