The Pincus Family Foundation (PFF) today announced the expansion of its partnership with Catchafire, a leading capacity building platform, now entering a fifth consecutive year of funding to provide critical operational support to nonprofits serving children and families. Over the course of the four-year partnership, the collaboration has generated more than $1.2 million pro bono services.
While traditional grantmaking focuses on direct program funding, PFF’s investment addresses a critical structural gap by connecting lean nonprofit operations with pro bono expert professionals. Through Catchafire, nonprofit organizations gain fully funded access to specialized talent—including CFOs, marketing strategists, and board governance experts—to strengthen their infrastructure.
What began in year one as a resource for immediate needs, such as website updates and grant editing, has evolved into a long-term strategic tool. By years three and four, the cohort expanded significantly, with organizations utilizing the platform for complex, foundational challenges like succession planning, compensation frameworks, and earned revenue strategies.
The renewal into a fifth year represents PFF’s highest investment level in the program’s history, solidifying the capacity-building platform as a core piece of infrastructure for its nonprofit community rather than a temporary pilot program.
The Pincus Family Foundation is dedicated to supporting and empowering nonprofit organizations that make a positive, lasting impact on the lives of children and families in their communities.
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