Fiscal Sponsorship Update: PG Changemakers We’re excited to share an update from PG ChangeMakers, one of the projects we fiscally sponsor at Mission Edge. In collaboration with Life After Release and the Prince George's Food Equity Council, they continue to lead the “Food in Jails Should Heal, Not Harm” campaign. This initiative aims to transform the carceral food environment, making food a source of healing rather than harm—not only for those incarcerated but for everyone involved in the food value chain. Their work focuses on creating and promoting procurement policies that ensure food is ethically sourced, sustainable, and healthy, with direct input from those impacted, including food workers, farmers, and communities affected by food production. They’re also dedicated to supporting programs that allow incarcerated individuals to grow and prepare healthy food, providing opportunities for job training and certifications in agriculture. We’re proud of the impact PG ChangeMakers is making. Learn more and consider supporting their mission: https://lnkd.in/gR6BxSkP
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We believe social change happens at the edge of progress, by those willing to do more and settle less. Mission-driven organizations dedicate every resource to making change happen. Whether for-profit or non profit, they need to be sustainable and scalable in order to create substantial change. In order to support that change, we’ve learned there are four ways of increasing impact capacity: Great Model - SAIL, Compass, Fiscal Sponsorship Good Numbers - Accounting, CFO Services Great People - HR Support, Org Development, Executive Search, CSR programs Access to Capital - Seed The Future Impact Fund, Funder Connections, Grant Writing Support Through these four ways, we help mission-driven organizations leading social change build capacity for impact, creating substantial, sustainable, scalable change. It’s what we do every day.
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- 51-200 Mitarbeiter
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- San Diego, California
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- Financial Reporting and Analysis, Finance & Accounting, Human Resources, Social Enterprise, Accounting, Executive Search, Nonprofit Accounting, Nonprofit HR, Fractional CFO, business model development, Access to capital, fiscal sponsorship, CSR, and entrepreneurship programs
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San Diego, California 92106, US
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Ken Davenport
CEO | Stoic | Speaker | Writer | Dad
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Marlayna Bollinger
Founder/ Executive Director of the Skinny Gene Project and Subject Matter Expert trailblazing initiatives to build and scale sustainable…
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Carolynn Duncan
Impact, Venture, Finance, Startups, Kenya
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Pat Phelan III, MBA, AIF®
Finance | Impact | Advisor
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Considering applying to the Impact Lab, but have questions first? In this article, we cover some nuts and bolts about the program so you’ll know exactly what you’re getting into. ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gWspXEiU
So I’ve Been Accepted Into the Impact Lab Program. What Should I Expect? — Mission Edge | Nonprofit & Small Business Services
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At the heart of effective Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives is creativity. Donation drives are great, but we REALLY get excited about asking the hard questions, like “how can we partner with you to create lasting change?” We recently worked with San Diego Gas & Electric to help facilitate that creativity with a local nonprofit. The results? We put eight SDG&E interns to work in setting up a better task management system for the nonprofit. This newfound visibility and accountability allowed the nonprofit’s team to better see how their individual work streams contributed to the organization's overall mission. 👏Now *that’s* what we call “going about corporate social responsibility”… Well, responsibly! Read more: https://lnkd.in/gAPVUVxt #sandiegobusiness #sandiego #businessfinance #missionedge #blog
Client Profile: Using Interns To Improve This Nonprofit’s Operations — Mission Edge | Nonprofit & Small Business Services
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We are thrilled to share some exciting news about one of our fiscally sponsored projects, Indigenized Energy! Cody Two Bears, founder of Indigenized Energy and a member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, has been nominated for the 2024 Dr. Espanola Jackson Energy Justice Award. This award honors leaders of color who have made significant contributions to their communities through clean energy advocacy and environmental justice. Under Cody’s leadership, Indigenized Energy is advancing energy sovereignty and climate justice for Native Tribes. We’re proud to support the impactful work they’re doing. Please join us in congratulating Cody on this well-deserved nomination! Indigenized Energy #EnergyJustice #MissionEdge #IndigenizedEnergy Read more about the Dr. Espanola Jackson Energy Justice Award: https://lnkd.in/g4ip-QCK
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In 2021, Catalyst Kitchens sought a fiscal sponsor who could help them go from a “project” to a 501c(3) organization. Mission Edge was the perfect fit. Through our fiscal sponsorship, we’ve been able to help Catalyst Kitchens set up the platform and systems they’ll need to eventually run independently. Read more about this relationship here! ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gNytCdNR #fiscalsponsorship #catalystkitchens #missionedge #sandiego #blog
How We’re Helping This Charitable Mission Prepare for 501(c)(3) Independence — Mission Edge | Nonprofit & Small Business Services
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🙏Thank you San Diego Gas & Electric and Kazeem Omidiji for the shout out! We are so proud to get to facilitate meaningful community engagement that brings value to our community. 🧡We were most impacted by the positive feedback from our nonprofit partners, who expressed that these projects genuinely moved their missions forward. 🎉Congratulations to all involved on a job well done!
I’m proud to highlight San Diego Gas & Electric’s latest initiative that connects Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) interns with meaningful, real-world experiences while driving positive change in our community. In our partnership with Mission Edge, 30 talented SDG&E interns have been working on projects that align with SDG&E’s four pillars of corporate social responsibility: K-16 STEM Education, Climate Awareness, Emergency Preparedness and Safety, and Economic Prosperity. This is one example of how we cultivate the next generation of leaders while giving back to our community. This program not only deepens our interns’ connection to our company, but it also showcases our commitment to corporate social responsibility and introduces them to the vital work of local San Diego nonprofits. Over four weeks, our interns organized into teams, and guided by dedicated SDG&E employee mentors, contributed 30-40 hours each to projects that make a real impact. Partnering with Generation STEAM, San Diego Fire-Rescue Foundation, Sister Cities Project, The San Diego River Park Foundation and Zero8Hundred to make a meaningful difference in our community exemplifies our commitment to: doing the right thing, championing people, and shaping the future. This program not only supports our community but also brings our interns together to work on impactful projects, setting the stage for their future careers. A very big kudos to Marvin Ordonez, Megan Vallone, Charlotte Vitak , and Michelle Fujisaki-Thomas for their leadership and management of this innovative initiative from inception to execution. A special thank you to our SDG&E employees who volunteered their time, energy and skills to mentor the intern teams through their respective projects. #SDGEgiving
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Business owners in San Diego often struggle to pay themselves a living wage, forcing them into the hard choice of closing their business or leaving San Diego for a more affordable city. We believe that if people can start and maintain financially sustainable businesses, they can climb out of the low-to-moderate income tax bracket and into a more prosperous and financially stable lifestyle here in San Diego. That’s why our next two Impact Lab cohorts (August through November and February through April) will be specifically designed to help business owners *from within San Diego City Limits.* Learn more and apply now: https://lnkd.in/gzGUkYmb #impactlab #cohorts #missionedge #sandiego #blog
Are You a San Diego Business Owner? Our Next Two Cohorts Are for YOU. — Mission Edge | Nonprofit & Small Business Services
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We are excited to announce the launch of Progress with Purpose, a program within the Porges Nonprofit Excellence Initiative! Mission Edge has partnered with Stanislaus Community Foundation to help area nonprofits with HR strategy and support via Mission Edge's 10 week Impact Lab. Applications are opened now until August 30th! Click here for more information and to apply: https://lnkd.in/gv4xtgqw
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Are you a small business owner trying to maximize profitability? Apply to join the Impact Lab today! The Impact Lab Program is designed to help entrepreneurs increase financial literacy and grow their business. It includes 8 weeks of tailored 1:1 finance coaching with a CFO, opportunities to learn from subject matter experts, and entry into an alumni community of 200+ successful small business owners- completely free to you. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gkupyvWD Please note: This program is for business owners who live and work within San Diego City Limits and identify as low-to-moderate income. P.S. Feel free to share this flyer if anyone in your network could benefit from the program!
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Impact Lab update!! Anastasiia Timon and Tom Barnhill are our two new finance coaches. Learn more about them in our latest blog here: ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gp7pch4A #impactlab #financeexperts #sandiego #blog
Meet Our New Small Business Finance Experts — Mission Edge | Nonprofit & Small Business Services
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