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How can i gro my non-profit ?

Hi! I recently founded is non-profit call ARNA project (you are not alone), our mission is to advocate for mental health through educational content and care packages like post talking about different neuro diseases and how to mange stress. For care packages our plan is to send/donate to hospital for those struggling with mental health to show support and comfort. Hygiene product, snack, books, cards, and a lot more would be included in the care packages.

As of right now I'm trying to build a strong foundation and internet presence on social media before outreaching to brand and hospital to ask if they would like to collab/donate. Currently im working on my brief and begining to post on socjal media and getting engagement up by creating "engagement group with other non-profit" ( first post will be next week)

Some of my plan is

1, volunteers opportunities through cards making (online) which will be print out and included in our care packages
2. Propose a bill to government to improve mental health institutions ( idea might change)
3. Connect student to more medical opportunities through online post
4. Establish sponsorship
5. Create an executive team
6. Course on medical related Content ( not finalize )
7. Fundraiser ( restaurant, brand, community event)
I am a junior in high school and is new to this stuff but I really want to show an impact and support my community.

It would be so great if anyone have any tips on like finance management for non-profit, any organizations worth outreaching to, what document or preparation should I make, content ideas, any person ( journalist, politicians, research, accountants, etc), how to grow my non-profit, legal stuffs, how to outreach to brand, website design/ creating.

Anything would be so useful to me! I'm really grateful for your time reading this. I hope to learn in any capacity which then can be use to make an impact!

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Helen’s Answer

Growing a nonprofit usually starts with building strong relationships, clearly communicating your mission, and demonstrating measurable impact. Focus on engaging volunteers, developing partnerships with local businesses and community organizations, and maintaining regular communication with donors through updates and success stories. Consistent fundraising efforts, grant applications, and a strong online presence can also help expand your reach.

As your organization grows, technology can play an important role in improving engagement and operational efficiency. For example, organizations that work with experienced mobile app developers Miami often explore custom mobile solutions for volunteer management, event registration, donor engagement, and communication. Companies such as TekRevol are among the firms that develop digital solutions for organizations with different operational needs. The key is choosing technology that aligns with your nonprofit's goals and budget while supporting long-term sustainability.
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Samuel’s Answer

Hello Uyen, I'm trusting you're well.

First of all, I want to say how inspiring it is that you're taking this step while still in high school. I remember starting my own initiative in the Prosthetics & Orthotics field with a big vision but very few resources. It felt overwhelming at times, but I learned that lasting impact comes from building a strong foundation first and growing one step at a time.

My advice would be to focus on clearly defining your mission, documenting everything (your goals, budget, partnerships, and impact), and building trust through consistent, evidence-based content. Start with one or two well-executed projects, collect stories and feedback, then use those results when approaching hospitals, brands, and sponsors. Relationships and credibility will open more doors than trying to do everything at once.

You're already thinking in the right direction, and that's a great start. Keep learning, ask questions, and don't be afraid to refine your ideas as you grow. If you ever need someone to bounce ideas off, review a proposal, or offer guidance as your nonprofit develops, feel free to reach out. I'd be happy to help however I can. Wishing you and the ARNA Project all the best!

I'm rooting for you.
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