ICG Successes

ICG works intensively with each organization to design tailored solutions that build capacity and increase impact by capitalizing on strengths and finding innovative ways to bridge gaps.

A fledgling organization becomes a powerhouse

  • When ICG began working with the Somali Bantu Association of America (SBAOA), it was a volunteer organization that brought in less than $20,000 per year from fundraising. Through a strategic mix of capacity building, proposal development, and fundraising support from the ICG team, today the SBAOA brings in over $1 million per year with 10 employees that provide essential supportive services to between 8,000 and 10,000 refugees annually. As well, ICG provides ongoing support to help them plan and expand their monitoring, evaluation, and learning processes so that they can adequately communicate their impact to funders and donors.

An established organization starts a new chapter

  • The Nile Sisters Development Initiative (NSDI) has been a staple nonprofit, serving refugee women in San Diego for several decades. The ICG team led the project design and developed the proposal for their successful FULSToP initiative, which provided $2.4 million in funding to support efforts to end tobacco proliferation in Black and African American communities throughout Southern California. Additionally, ICG led the development of multiple large proposals to government agencies that resulted in the funding to launch LearnMore, NSDI’s specialized vocational training project for displaced populations.

We defend the defenders. Together, we are a force for nature.

  • Climate Defenders Australia is a pioneering nonprofit legal service dedicated to protecting and advancing the rights of frontline environmental and climate defenders across Australia. ImpactCurve Global Consulting partnered with the organization to support the development of strategic initiatives and funding proposals aimed at expanding legal protections for individuals and communities challenging environmentally destructive projects and climate-damaging policies.