We approach each client relationship with the same care and dedication we would give to our own nonprofit. We believe that success lies in the details, and our team is committed to assisting both established nonprofits and startups in streamlining day-to-day operations, ensuring marketing and branding consistency, developing impactful programs, conducting thorough Board of Directors restructuring and analysis, and much more. 

Our founder and lead consultant brings to the table an extensive background in the nonprofit sector, spanning nearly a decade. He is not only a seasoned consultant but also a passionate advocate for social causes. As the founder of two successful nonprofits, Amare and Renegade Gardens, and having served on multiple boards in pivotal roles such as president, board member, and vice president, Ty possesses a wealth of hands-on experience in diverse areas. 

RBGA Small Business of the Month- January 2005

Beverly Farm Foundation is a loving, caring home for adults with developmental disabilities, providing each individual with physical and emotional security and a dignified quality of life, with opportunities and challenges, within each individual’s functional capabilities.    

Beverly Farm is a planned community that nearly 400 individuals with Developmental and Intellectual disabilities call home. There are homes and jobs, a recreation center with a pool, a full dining facility, an equestrian center, shops, a pavilion, all kinds of activities, medical services, therapies, and much more. Cottages, group homes, apartments, and community-based options make up the landscape, people make it home.    

Serving our community since 1980, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwestern Illinois (BBBSIL) is the premier nonprofit mentoring organization in Southwestern Illinois.

We champion hope, transformation, and social good, defending the potential of children who most need it.

BBBSIL develops future leaders, strengthens families, and builds community. We:

• Match at-risk youth (Littles) with professionally supported adult mentors (Bigs)
• Develop mentorship programs with evidence-based models known to have a lasting impact on children’s lives
• Are the only mentorship program in the country recommended by the CDC to prevent adverse childhood experiences and trauma
• Are recognized by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) as a proven prevention strategy
• Driven to make Southwestern Illinois a safe haven where children can grow and thrive, we have developed a network of strategic partnerships with local businesses and community organizations.
• We know that together we can do big things

Caritas Family Solutions is a nonprofit social services agency that works to meet the physical, social, and emotional needs of vulnerable people in Southern Illinois, from before birth through the golden years. We believe our community is strengthened when every person in it has a loving home and can create healthy relationships.

What We Do

• We are a hands-on organization that provides real, in-person care and services to people who need to get out of an unhealthy situation and into a healing environment.
• We match babies and children to parents wanting to adopt. We provide pregnancy care to women who choose adoption.
• We care for children the state removes from abusive homes and place them with our personally-selected and vetted foster parents. If a child has experienced too much trauma to be successful in foster care, we care for them personally at St. John Bosco Children’s Center.
• When families struggle and are on the edge of falling apart, we work to heal them, keeping their children in the home.
• We help low-income seniors find assisted living where they can enjoy community.
• We help developmentally disabled adults live with dignity and independence in homes within our communities.

The mission of the Catholic Children's Home is to aid, protect, and care for the needs, education, and welfare of dependent, neglected, abused or otherwise hurting children and families without regard to poverty, riches, race, religion, or national origin. · 

• More than 100 years of caring.
• Established in 1879 by the Precious Blood Sisters of Ruma, Illinois.
• Continuing mission of attending to all needs of children in care away from their home.
• Dynamic programming, updated to best meet the changing needs of communities and families.
• Future programs planned to provide answers for more children in crisis.

Centerstone is a nonprofit health system providing mental health and substance use disorder treatments. Services are available nationally through the operation of outpatient clinics, residential programs, the use of telehealth and an inpatient hospital. Centerstone also features specialized programs for the military community, therapeutic foster care, children’s services and employee assistance programs. Centerstone’s Research Institute provides guidance through research and technology, leveraging the best practices for use in all our communities. Centerstone’s Foundation secures philanthropic resources to support the work and mission of delivering care that changes people’s lives.

Churches on the Streets is a faith-based, 501(c)3, nonprofit organization since 2013.   They are a collaboration of people who love God and believe according to His word that we're to help the poor, the lost, and the hurting. They do not have a building, they are the church in action. They help not only the homeless and the hurting but their focus is also ministering to children in vulnerable communities, human trafficking rescue and restore education, and disaster relief across the country.     

Monday nights: Meet downtown St. Louis to feed, provide survival necessities, and bring hope to those homeless. 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm. Email for more information at ChurchesontheStreets@gmail.com.     

Thursday nights: They also have an evangelistic outreach in the Alton, Illinois area every Thursday from 6:00 - 7:30 pm. They feed a hot meal, encourage, pray with, and minister to people in tough times. Email for meeting address at ChurchesontheStreets@gmail.com.     

Churches on the Streets ministers to children in Alton in two government housing neighborhoods on Saturdays, every second and fourth Saturday of the month. We bring Sunday School to them, play games, make crafts, feed a meal and much more throughout the year.    

Human Trafficking Rescue and Restore educational workshops: We offer free workshops to teach indicators to look for and how to be a part of the solution. Contact Angela Valdes at 618-558-6433 for more information and to schedule. Or to speak at your conference as a keynote speaker or for a breakout session.    

Disaster relief: Providing supplies and ministry after natural disasters including tornados, flooding and hurricanes.