At Fund & Found, we hold a simple but profound belief: strategy is stewardship. To fund is not merely to finance — it is to found movements, institutions, and futures that endure. Our team brings together the precision of financial strategy, grant acquisitions, and the creativity of the arts, and the rigor of nonprofit leadership to translate vision into impact.

Our Network of Advisors

Fund & Found collaborates with a trusted circle of more than 90+ advisors and contractors spanning finance, grant acquisition, law, government, education, and cultural strategy. This extended brain trust ensures that every client benefits not from a single perspective, but from a multidisciplinary ecosystem of expertise. From grassroots organizations to nationally recognized institutions—and from local communities to the highest levels of government—we have helped shape nonprofit, educational, and public-sector funding strategies that stand the test of time. Defining funding pipelines is what we collectively do best.

What Sets Us Apart

• Strategic Rigor: Executive-level governance insight informed by direct experience with nonprofit institutions, universities, federal initiatives, and complex systems of capital flow.

• Ethical Stewardship: Every recommendation is anchored in integrity, transparency, and long-term sustainability.

• Transformational Impact: A proven record of evolving grassroots efforts into nationally recognized nonprofits, accredited educational programs, and government-funded initiatives.

• Creative Intelligence: The ability to weave analytical and artistic frameworks into solutions that are both effective and enduring.

• Trust: At Fund & Found, trust isn’t abstract—it’s earned. Our CEO has worked personally with each member of our large, cross-functional team. This means every client benefits from relationships built on proven collaboration, accountability, and results.

  At Fund & Found, we do more than close the funding gap—we help organizations in the nonprofit, education, and public sectors stand on foundations built to last, whether they’re presenting to a community board, a university cabinet, or a congressional committee.