Found In Community: A Peer Space for Proximate Nonprofit Founders

🌱 About the Session

Starting and sustaining a nonprofit is deeply meaningful work and for many proximate founders, it can also feel isolating, exhausting, and overwhelming.

In this complimentary 60-minute virtual gathering, we’re creating a space just for proximate nonprofit founders—those leading from within the communities they serve—to connect, share resources, and build collective strength. Whether you’re in the early stages of launching or beginning to plan for your transition, you’ll be welcomed into a circle of peers who understand the unique challenges and joys of founding.

This session is for you if:

• You’re a nonprofit founder seeking community, not competition
• You want a space to be honest about the challenges of leadership
• You’re looking to connect with other mission-driven leaders navigating similar paths

What You’ll Walk Away With:

• Encouragement and solidarity from other proximate founders
• Shared resources, insights, and peer support
• A deeper sense of connection, validation, and community care

Come as you are. This space is for you.

Meet Your Host

Ronesha Jackson (she/her) is the founder and Chief Leadership Officer of Evolve Training Coaching Facilitation, where she partners with nonprofit leaders to grow capacity, lead with clarity, and build stronger teams.

Ronesha has walked alongside nonprofit founders at every stage—from the seed of an idea to succession planning and beyond. Through years of supporting proximate leaders, she’s seen firsthand that the most impactful founders are the ones who build community around themselves. She created this circle to offer what every founder deserves: space to be seen, supported, and sustained.