
Pro Bono Consulting: Empowering Atlanta Nonprofits with CCT Atlanta
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Overview
Pro bono consulting connects nonprofits with skilled professionals who deliver strategic projects at no cost. This guide explains what to expect, how to prepare, and how CCT Atlanta runs engagements from application to handoff.

What is Pro Bono Consulting?
Pro bono consulting involves time-bound projects delivered by experienced volunteers. These projects focus on various areas, including:
Strategy
Operations
Marketing
Measurement
Technology assessments
Importantly, there are no fees to the nonprofit. However, a commitment of staff time is required to ensure success.
Is Pro Bono a Fit for Your Nonprofit?
To determine if pro bono consulting is right for your organization, consider the following:
Do you have a specific strategic question or decision?
Are your leadership and board aligned and available?
Can you provide data, stakeholders, and timely feedback?
Will you act on recommendations after the project concludes?
If you answered "yes" to these questions, pro bono consulting could be a valuable resource for your nonprofit.
Typical Project Types
CCT Atlanta offers various project types tailored to meet the unique needs of nonprofits. Common projects include:
Strategic plan development or refresh
Program growth strategy and outcomes framework
Marketing and communications plan
Operations and process improvement
Measurement, KPIs, and dashboard design
Sample Timeline
Understanding the timeline for a pro bono consulting project can help you prepare effectively. Here’s a typical timeline:
Week 0–2: Application and scoping
Week 3: Kickoff, stakeholder mapping, and working plan development
Week 4–8: Research, interviews, analysis, and interim check-ins
Week 9–10: Recommendations, roadmap, and handoff session
What Nonprofits Should Prepare
Preparation is key to a successful consulting engagement. Here’s what your nonprofit should have ready:
Clarity on goals and decisions
Access to leaders, board members, staff, and key partners
Recent data and relevant documents
A designated day-to-day point of contact
Agreement on decision rights and approval paths
How CCT Atlanta’s Process Works
CCT Atlanta follows a structured process to ensure effective collaboration. Here’s how it works:
Submit a short application.
Fit assessment and scope confirmation.
Team match and kickoff.
Milestone reviews.
Final deliverables and handoff.
Case Snapshots
Here are a few examples of the impact we’ve made through our consulting services:
Strategic Planning: Defined a 3-year vision with four priorities and a resourced roadmap.
Program Strategy: Clarified target beneficiaries, service model, and growth plan.
Measurement: Built a simple KPI tree and dashboard aligned to outcomes.
How to Apply
To get started, review your eligibility and submit the application. We prioritize projects with clear goals, strong leadership engagement, and measurable community impact.
Apply for pro bono consulting to enhance your nonprofit’s effectiveness and reach.
The Value of Pro Bono Consulting
Pro bono consulting is not just about providing free services; it’s about creating lasting impact. At CCT Atlanta, we believe in the power of collaboration. By connecting skilled professionals with nonprofits, we help organizations thrive and make a difference in the community.
Our volunteers bring a wealth of experience and expertise. They are committed to delivering high-quality consulting services that drive results. This partnership allows nonprofits to focus on their mission while benefiting from strategic insights and actionable recommendations.
Conclusion
In conclusion, pro bono consulting through CCT Atlanta is a valuable opportunity for nonprofits seeking to enhance their operations and impact. By leveraging the skills of experienced volunteers, organizations can tackle strategic challenges and achieve their goals.
If you’re ready to take the next step, don’t hesitate to apply for pro bono consulting. Together, we can amplify the impact of Atlanta-area nonprofits and create a stronger community.


