Leadership Update NOFA-NH recently appointed a new Executive Director, Julie Davenson, signaling potential strategic shifts and renewed emphasis on growth, partnerships, and fundraising. This presents an opportunity to present aligned programs, sponsorships, and grant collaborations to support leadership-driven initiatives.

Sustainability Focus As a non-profit promoting organic, regenerative farming and local food systems, NOFA-NH may be open to partnerships with suppliers of organic inputs, regenerative agriculture services, education platforms, and community-supported agriculture programs to expand impact and revenue through joint programs.

Funding & Partnerships Historic collaboration with entities like NH Food Bank and NH Food Alliance indicates receptiveness to coalition-building and grant-funded initiatives. Sales opportunities exist in program sponsorships, co-branded campaigns, and service fees for capacity-building or training workshops.

Digital & Commerce Technology stack includes Squarespace, Wix, and commerce capabilities, suggesting readiness for online fundraising campaigns, event registrations, and small-scale ecommerce partnerships. Propose digital solutions, affiliate programs, or platform integrations that enhance donor engagement and program reach.

Financial & Scale With annual revenue under $1M and a small team, NOFA-NH seeks cost-effective, high-ROI partnerships. Target affordable, scalable services such as grant-writing support, volunteer management tools, and outsourced admin or CRM solutions that can drive efficiency without heavy overhead.