Social Enterprise Ventures - Nonprofit consulting & training in earned income and best practices

Our Clients

Below is a partial list of organizations that have taken part in the Expedition or Road Trip programs:

Program Participants

Below is a partial list of organizations that have taken part in the or programs:

Foundations/Associations

Amarillo Area Foundation/Nonprofit Service Center, Amarillo Texas

Social Services Agencies

Amarillo Family YMCA
Amarillo Senior Citizen's Association
Another Chance House, Amarillo Texas
Audubon Area Community Services, Owensboro Kentucky
Casa Esperanza, Albuquerque New Mexico
Children’s Future Hillsborough, Tampa Florida (collaboration of 20 partner organizations)
Community Stepping Stones, Tampa Florida
Dismas House New Mexico, Albuquerque
Family Support Services, Amarillo Texas
Gasparilla Distance Classic, Tampa Florida
Police Athletic League, Tampa Florida
Positive Spin, Tampa Florida
Ronald McDonald House Charities, Amarillo Texas
Self Reliance, Inc., Tampa Florida
Tampa Heights Jr. Civic Association, Tampa Florida
The Skills Center, Tampa Florida
USF Pre School for Creative Learning, Tampa Florida

Other Nonprofit Agencies

Adirondack Community Action Programs, Elizabethtown New York
Amarillo Botanical Gardens
Bishop DeFalco Retreat Center, Amarillo Texas
Community Action Association of New Mexico, Albuquerque New Mexico
Denton Texas Area Agencies
Don Harrington Discovery Center
Earth Force, Tampa Florida
Globe News Center for the Performing Arts
Healthy Together, Tampa Florida
High Plains Food Bank, Amarillo Texas
Llano Cemetery, Amarillo Texas
Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency, Rome New York
New York State Community Action Association, Guilderland New York
Rebuilding Together Tampa Bay.
Regional Economic CAP, Fort Edward, New York
Rollins College, Tampa Florida
Washington County EOC, Owego New York
Texas Brazos Trails CVBs
Tioga Opportunities, Ithaca New York
Tompkins Community Action, Cortland New York
Wyoming County Community Action, Perry New York

Testimonials

Free has turned to fee. . . . Given this funding environment . . . we have taken some major hits but we are growing our programs, we are not shrinking and we are not laying off people. Our Transcare program is now a mature business and it is really pumping out some money. If we hadn't done that we would be in a heap of hurt.

The Crisis Center - Donna Todd

I was thinking before our last Social Enterprise session ended - What a great exercise in group-think this has been. Definitely worth the on-site, team training experience as opposed to individual learning.

Tri-Cap Community Action - Joyce Fleck

This was one of the best trainings I have attended and I have been to many over the past 26 years with the agency. The training was great due to the materials provided, the feedback and support received from the trainers during the training. I highly recommend this training!

Joan Tarantino, Washington County EOC, Inc.

We believe in that class, it was like a sermon! It gave you a new way of thinking. How can we sustain our program? In social service there is the old way of doing things: we depend on the grant, we depend on the state and federal funds. Now it is: Okay, you can self sustain, you can depend on you.

Positive Spin - Harriett Scott

Wow! My head us still reeling! 2 days, 2 groups, 1,000 ideas... Really good. Really, really good! You light the fire of imagination. You breathe energy into possibility. You give legs to hope. You dispel unrealities, break down walls, and force honest, calculated assessment. Thank you!