Corporate Fundraising Beyond the Grant, ABM in Action, Spotlight on Bunker Labs, more …

Welcome to Our
October 2026 Newsletter

In this issue:

  • Corporate Fundraising Beyond the Grant

  • ABM in Action at Hopkinton Center for the Arts

  • Nonprofit Spotlight: Bunker Labs

  • What We’re Tracking: Ford Foundation focus on democracy, Yellowstone fund exemplifies a corporate-nonprofit partnership

Interested in building your skills with ABM for Good? Let us know how we can work together. 

Rob Leavitt
President and CEO, ABM for Good


New to ABM for Good? Subscribe for regular updates here!


Corporate Fundraising Beyond the Grant

Evaluating potential corporate partners means looking beyond their charitable giving and annual grant cycles. Understanding their broader business priorities and a broader set of potentially interested leaders – and identifying where your mission can help advance them – opens the door to a wider set of potential supporters and more creative, beneficial, and sustainable partnerships.

Find out more.


ABM in Action at Hopkinton Center for the Arts

ABM for Good worked with the Hopkinton (MA) Center for the Arts to outline a practical, structured approach that emphasized proactive outreach to the highest-potential sponsors. Through a half-day workshop and followup, the ABM for Good team provided tools and examples for HCA to put in place a six-step process that supports a more focused, efficient, and effective approach.

Read how HCA is building meaningful corporate support.


Nonprofit Spotlight

Bunker Labs

Watch the video to understand why ABM for Good board member Jonathan Copulsky got involved with Bunker Labs.


What We’re Tracking

Research and insights shaping our work from the worlds of nonprofit development, corporate social impact, and marketing.

From Philanthropy.com: The Ford Foundation is reducing the number of program areas from 19 to seven with a clear focus on strengthening democracies and ensuring everyone has access to economic opportunity.

From nps.gov: “Largest single private gift in National Park Service history will advance conservation and research, strengthen park infrastructure and expand visitor access to Yellowstone.”


If you’re not already subscribed, please sign up here. 

Let’s talk!

Rob Leavitt
President and CEO
rob@abmforgood.org

Next
Next

Nonprofit Spotlight: Bunker Labs