Nonprofitbids.com is officially up and running. The original scope of focusing on nonprofit Request For Proposal (RFP) has been expanded to include lighter project work.
Finding the right provider can be challenging for nonprofits. When a project comes up, most nonprofit admins take to social media or ask for colleague recommendations to find a freelancer or firm to take on the work.
Spoiler: that’s a lot of leg work and can potentially miss qualified providers that might be the perfect fit.
Nonprofit Bids simplifies the process by creating an online hub where nonprofits can find the best talent for their projects, and service providers have access to more opportunities all in one place.
Any type of project a nonprofit might need assistance with can be listed including grant writing, strategic planning, web design and development, marketing consulting, graphic design and branding, board development, fundraising consulting, and even ticketing/fundraising CRM selection.
Whatever you need a provider for, Nonprofit Bids is the place to find one.
Following candidate resume database’s success at Arts Admin jobs, I decided to implement a similar offering at Nonprofit Bids. For a limited time, providers will be able to add a listing free of charge. Listings will be made available free of charge to all site visitors!
In order to access RFP and Project listings, providers will need an annual subscription. Given that the site is just starting up and listings will take some time to build, we’re not only offering subscriptions at 25% off, but a one-month free trial.
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