Airo Partners Launches to Propel Faith-Based Nonprofits
Detroit-based firm offers strategic planning, fundraising support, and messaging for nonprofit organizational success
Detroit, Michigan (PRWEB) September 30, 2015
Advising nonprofit clients, specifically in the church or ministry realm, requires a specific pedigree; Airo President Greg Gibbs has such a background. With over a decade of practical experience working on capital campaigns and fundraising efforts, Gibbs has advised on projects that have raised over $100 million. His experience, along with his passion for ministry, makes him a skilled and compassionate advocate for growth-minded organizations across the United States.
?Each of us brings experience leading nonprofits and ministries so we share our clients? passion for the good they seek to accomplish,? said Gibbs. ?We also understand the challenges these organizations face and see how the right support gives leaders freedom to pursue their passion like never before.?
The primary mission of the company is represented by its name. ?Airo? is a Greek word meaning ?lift up,? which signifies how the firm seeks to serve its nonprofit clients. Airo lifts up clients by providing strategic and tactical advice that defines, focuses, and aligns with clients? overall missions. In addition to capital campaigns and fundraising, Airo also supports organizations through coaching on strategic planning, relationship management, donor assessment, and marketing.
Located in metro Detroit, Airo Partners develops strategy, fundraising, and messaging for faith-based nonprofits. To learn more about Airo Partners, visit airopartners.com.
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