Grant driven growth Non profit focused on safety and advocacy in Wayne County with recent major grant recognition from Lowe's, highlighting potential for partners and vendors to align on grant-funded projects such as shelter renovations.

Community partnerships Existing collaboration with ADWAS to serve Deaf survivors indicates openness to specialized accessibility partnerships and technology-enabled outreach, suggesting opportunities to provide inclusive solutions and assistive service platforms.

Tech stack leverage Current use of WordPress, Shopify, Microsoft 365, analytics tools (Hotjar, Snowplow), and learning platform Cornerstone presents avenues for upsell in hosting, digital accessibility, e-commerce for donations, data analytics enhancements, and staff training.

Scale and capacity Revenue in the low seven figures with 11-50 employees implies readiness for scalable partnership programs, fundraising technology, CRM, and volunteer management solutions to improve efficiency and impact.

Public visibility Media coverage of grants and national recognition from Lowe's positions the organization as a credible case study for donor communications, PR services, and impact reporting platforms that can attract sponsors and service providers.