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Our projects are making this world a better place, now and for future generations. Together we work in four interwoven areas of focus.

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Having Multiplier serve as our nonprofit umbrella organization has been tremendously valuable. The Multiplier team is supportive, responsive, and talented enablers of entrepreneurial social innovation.

Aliza S. Wasserman, Director, RIPE Roadmap

2018-09-26T00:48:37+00:00

Aliza S. Wasserman, Director, RIPE Roadmap

Having Multiplier serve as our nonprofit umbrella organization has been tremendously valuable. The Multiplier team is supportive, responsive, and talented enablers of entrepreneurial social innovation.
Working with Multiplier has been great - it's my first time being an executive director, and it's been nice having a steady hand on the wheel to help with back office issues and allow me to focus on building the program.

Kurt Shickman, Executive Director, Global Cool Cities Alliance

2018-09-26T00:51:56+00:00

Kurt Shickman, Executive Director, Global Cool Cities Alliance

Working with Multiplier has been great - it's my first time being an executive director, and it's been nice having a steady hand on the wheel to help with back office issues and allow me to focus on building the program.
I know from running and starting four other nonprofits that the work you do is not easy -- it takes a lot of attention to detail and ‘being on it’. Having the operations and finances backend of a project like ours go off can easily throw off the whole project. Project Wayfinder is in incredibly good shape and a large part of that is because of the work that you all are doing.

Patrick Cook-Deegan, Founder and Director, Project Wayfinder

2019-01-03T15:55:36+00:00

Patrick Cook-Deegan, Founder and Director, Project Wayfinder

I know from running and starting four other nonprofits that the work you do is not easy -- it takes a lot of attention to detail and ‘being on it’. Having the operations and finances backend of a project like ours go off can easily throw off the whole project. Project Wayfinder is in incredibly good shape and a large part of that is because of the work that you all are doing.
Multiplier's expertise with governmental awards helped us score a major $900K two-year federal grant. They also served as a critical part of our project team—joining our weekly check-in calls, managing subcontracts, and keeping us on target for deliverables, within budget, and on time with all required reporting. Their stewardship and hands-on assistance is exemplary.

Maureen Guttman, Director, Building Codes Assistance Project

2019-01-03T15:59:22+00:00

Maureen Guttman, Director, Building Codes Assistance Project

Multiplier's expertise with governmental awards helped us score a major $900K two-year federal grant. They also served as a critical part of our project team—joining our weekly check-in calls, managing subcontracts, and keeping us on target for deliverables, within budget, and on time with all required reporting. Their stewardship and hands-on assistance is exemplary.
I was working for another organization and decided to become independent and start UAC. I had funding lined up and in order to keep the work going without delays, and to make the funders feel confident in continuing to fund us, I needed an umbrella organization. A brand new organization might have been seen as somewhat risky to funders. A colleague recommended Multiplier - they had a great track record and similar projects working under them.

Chris Fagan, Founder and Director, Upper Amazon Conservancy

2019-01-04T18:34:28+00:00

Chris Fagan, Founder and Director, Upper Amazon Conservancy

I was working for another organization and decided to become independent and start UAC. I had funding lined up and in order to keep the work going without delays, and to make the funders feel confident in continuing to fund us, I needed an umbrella organization. A brand new organization might have been seen as somewhat risky to funders. A colleague recommended Multiplier - they had a great track record and similar projects working under them.
Multiplier expertly manages our grants and donations with high precision, high speed, and low overhead. We're so grateful to work with this organization.

Kristen Marhaver, Director and Coral Reef Scientist, The Marhaver Lab, Science and Sci-Comm for Reef Recovery

2019-01-14T22:57:09+00:00

Kristen Marhaver, Director and Coral Reef Scientist, The Marhaver Lab, Science and Sci-Comm for Reef Recovery

Multiplier expertly manages our grants and donations with high precision, high speed, and low overhead. We're so grateful to work with this organization.

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