It's an exciting time for everyone here at The INS Group. We are thrilled to announce the launch of our
new website, which offers a fresh redesign and showcases our expanded consulting work and partnerships with nonprofits, faith-based institutions, and government agencies nationwide.
In recent months, our work supporting nonprofit agencies has taken The INS Group to Virginia, Georgia, and Washington, D.C. We've conducted strategic planning and other consulting work for an incredible range of organizations and coalitions that support filmmakers, prevent gang violence, and enhance childcare-serving organizations' capacity to collaboratively address the needs of children.
In addition, in the last year, The INS Group has secured continued contracts with the U.S. Department of Labor -Office of Apprenticeship and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for projects with the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and the Office of Grants Management Systems (OGMS).
Our team is energized by the opportunity to help grow the capacity of organizations and agencies conducting life-changing work throughout this country. We look forward to hearing from you regarding your organizational needs in 2018!
Warmest regards,
Ruth A. Peebles
President, The INS Group
Introducing...the New INS Group Website!
The INS Group is thrilled to announce the launch of its redesigned website for clients! Now it's easier than ever to learn about our services for nonprofits, faith-based institutions, and government agencies.
Here are a few things you'll learn about The INS Group as you explore our site:
Client Spotlight: Danville River District Association
Since 1999, the Danville River District Association has dedicated itself to revitalizing the city's Downtown Historic District. Read how The INS Group's strategic planning and Board development services helped this organization start a new chapter in its mission.Read Full Article
4 Steps for Jump-Starting Young Nonprofits
Growing a budding nonprofit is an exciting and hectic time: developing a mission, cultivating a Board of Directors, filing legal paperwork, navigating fundraising, and much more. Yet a 2018 survey of more than 1,000 nonprofit leaders found that while 90% of organizations have a strategic plan, fewer than half consulted it during the year. Read Full Article
How to Hire a Great Development Director
Whether you're ready to hire a seasoned veteran or a rising star, there are a number of considerations to keep in mind. In this article, three nonprofit executives share their top strategies for hiring the ideal Development Director for any organization. Read Full Article