Pro Bono Professionals Improving Nonprofits

1. Pro Bono Professionals: Improving Nonprofits

2. • Professionals like business management consultant Nathan Uldricks who donate
their time and expertise to local nonprofit organizations play a role in
strengthening and promoting healthier communities.
• Nonprofit organizations typically rely on donor contributions to accomplish goals,
campaign, and pay employees.

3. • Funds are often not allocated for paying consultants or managers for financial
planning or streamlining procedures.
• With a little help from local experts, nonprofit organizations can efficiently
accomplish their aims and positively affect their community.

4. • Compass, an organization in the greater Washington D.C. area, connects
nonprofits with top business leaders to effectively carry out short- and long-term
goals.
• Clarifying methods and goals, improving management, and implementing training
for volunteers are a few ways consultants save resources and increase a
nonprofit’s proficiency.

5. • Nathan Uldricks, senior consultant for Booz Allen Hamilton in McLean, Virginia,
volunteered his time with Compass to analyze the shrinking car donation market
in the D.C. area.
• By performing assessments, analyzing markets, and developing strategies, pro
bono professionals like Nathan Uldricks boost productivity and impact the
community at large.

6. • Nathan Uldricks, senior consultant for Booz Allen Hamilton in McLean, Virginia,
volunteered his time with Compass to analyze the shrinking car donation market
in the D.C. area.
• By performing assessments, analyzing markets, and developing strategies, pro
bono professionals like Nathan Uldricks boost productivity and impact the
community at large.