Turn Your Consulting Practice Into a Stable, Predictable Business

The Relatable Nonprofit Mentorship is for nonprofit consultants who are already doing meaningful work and want the business side to become more stable, more profitable, and less stressful.

This is not a program about nonprofit basics or technical skill-building. It is a business-building program focused on the systems that make consulting more sustainable: positioning, offers, pricing, pipeline, and client delivery.

Our members bring a wide range of skill sets, from prospect research to photography to succession planning and more. They also have experience working inside many types of organizations across different budgets, geographic locations, and mission areas. Most members are based across the U.S., and some are international.

What they have in common is that they want more control over their income, time, and work, and they want a clear path to building a consulting business that works.

We help members strengthen consulting, fractional, and coaching businesses.

Some members work as consultants, advising nonprofits on strategy and planning. Others take on fractional roles, operating like part-time staff and helping implement the work inside the organization. Others offer coaching, supporting nonprofit leaders with guidance and accountability.

While the models can look different, the business foundations are the same. You still need to position your expertise, define services, price your work sustainably, and consistently attract nonprofit clients.

Members who succeed tend to bring two things:

• A valuable skill set nonprofits already need

• A willingness to show up and apply what we teach

Plan to spend about 1 to 5 hours per week attending coaching sessions, implementing, and using the resources.

Our system has now been applied by 90+ consultants inside the program.

You are not joining a program where you disappear into the background.

We designed the Mentorship to be personal, practical, and relationship-driven. We know our members, the work they’re building, and the goals they’re pursuing, so the feedback you receive is specific to your consulting business and stage of growth.

Support happens through group coaching, individual feedback, and active participation inside the community.

You can view the 2026 weekly coaching schedule here.

We created this program because we needed it ourselves.

When we started consulting, most of the advice we found was either too generic, too advanced, or not built for nonprofit consultants. There was information everywhere, but no clear system that tied the business side of consulting together.

So we created the Relatable Nonprofit Mentorship to help nonprofit consultants strengthen their offers, positioning, pricing, and pipeline inside one clear system.

It’s the only program we know of built specifically this way for nonprofit consultants who want a business that works in real life.

Most members treat The Mentorship as a business investment because it helps them save time, make stronger decisions, and avoid building through trial and error.

You can try to figure out consulting through free content, books, podcasts, and ChatGPT searches. Many of us start there. The problem is that scattered advice can cost you months of overthinking, underpriced offers, unclear proposals, draining client work, and inconsistent sales conversations.

The Mentorship brings everything you need in one place so you can build with more clarity and fewer expensive detours.

This is not just about getting more information. It is about getting the structure and support to move faster and make better decisions as you build.

You can enroll at any time by booking a call. The call is a chance to assess fit, timing, and goals together. If it’s aligned, you’ll be invited to join. If it’s not, we’ll tell you honestly.

Not necessarily.

We’ve seen members replace their 9 to 5 salaries in as little as six weeks. Others take a few months to land their next contract. Results vary based on your experience, offer, positioning, and consistency in applying what we teach.

What we see over and over is that waiting on one potential client rarely fixes the deeper issue. If your business still depends on one maybe, one referral, or one project coming through, that usually means the foundation underneath the work needs strengthening. The point of the program is to help you build a strong foundation that results in a reliable pipeline of work.

If you want the full business roadmap, 1:1 coaching, group mastermind, and consultant community, The Mentorship is the best fit.

If you mostly want to connect with other nonprofit consultants, attend networking calls and member-led sessions, find opportunities, and stay in the room without coaching, The Community may be a better fit.

You can always start with The Community and join The Mentorship later if you find you want more structure and support.