Who We Are

Values & Vision

Passion, Commitment, Integrity, and Responsibility.

We apply all these values to our work in growing your organization and its programs, because our vision is to develop healthy, financially stable nonprofits that can concentrate all of their resources on implementing programs and services that help the community’s children, individuals and families to flourish.

 

Current & Past Clients

With almost 40 years of experience in fundraising, organizational development and strategic planning, we have worked with a large number of institutions including:

  • Bronx Association of Food Pantries, New York

  • California State University, Los Angeles

  • Catholic Big Brothers Big Sisters, Los Angeles

  • Child360, Los Angeles

  • Episcopal Communities & Services for Seniors, Los Angeles

  • Family Connects International (Duke University)

  • Florence Crittenton Center, Los Angeles

  • Food & Hunger Hotline, New York

  • Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership, Los Angeles

  • Hunger Action Network of New York State

  • Kidspace Children’s Museum, Pasadena

  • Los Angeles OASIS

  • Mount St. Mary’s University, Los Angeles

  • Project Open Hand, San Francisco

  • Providence House, Oakland

  • Rose Bowl Renovation Project, Los Angeles

  • St. Vincent de Paul, Councils of Los Angeles & Orange Counties

  • Vounteers of America, Bay Area

 

The Founder

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Kim Alaine Rathman, Ph.D., has almost 40 years of experience in fundraising, organizational development and strategic planning. She has a doctorate in Ethics and Public Policy from the cooperative program between the Graduate Theological Union and the University of California, Berkeley, and has worked with numerous nonprofit and educational institutions, including: Call

State LA, Family Connects International (Duke University), KidSpace Children’s Museum, Mount St. Mary’s University, and St. Vincent de Paul. Dr. Rathman also has taught classes in community organizing, nonprofit administration and fundraising, as well as academic courses in ethics, economics and human values.