Nonprofit Collaboration Database
This database of nonprofit collaboration models has been created to provide you with access to real-life examples of how nonprofit organizations are working together. You can explore different types of collaboration models, difficulties faced when forming a collaboration, ways challenges were overcome, metrics for measuring outcomes, and so much more. For details about this database,
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To the best of our knowledge, this database is a unique effort to explore nonprofit collaboration--we want it to be useful for you. Therefore, we encourage you to submit suggestions, comments, and questions about the database by using this
form.
Instructions for choosing search options:
Click on the + sign to see options within a search category. Click again to hide the options.
BASIC SEARCH
"Ways to Collaborate" is a limited access point to introduce the major features of the database. You may select one at a time from the listed search categories. Each search yields a group of nominations with the described features. Use these results as the basis for creating more detailed searches from the range of search criteria that begin under General Searches.
DETAILED SEARCH
In this section, you can search using single or multiple criteria, across one or more categories. If you wish to see all of the criteria available in the database simultaneously, click on the "Open All Search Options".
GENERAL SEARCHES
REASONS TO COLLABORATE
COLLABORATION PROCESS AND STRUCTURE
COLLABORATION OUTCOMES