How Does Your Revenue Impact Your Mission?

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, nonprofits are doing what they have always done best: stepping up to meet the needs of their communities. We want to recognize those creative, sustainable initiatives that have allowed organizations to survive this disruption, and we also want to hear from organizations that were forced to pivot, dig deep and flex their creative muscles in order to produce new revenue generating initiatives.

Eide Bailly’s Resourcefullness Award is our way to support the financial health of the nonprofit sector while recognizing and celebrating nonprofits for their creative revenue generating initiatives. On October 23rd, the firm will give one $10,000 grand prize to a 501(c)(3) organization in each of the below qualifying states.

For more information on the award, please view our FAQs, Terms and Conditions or Criteria for Evaluation pages . And to learn more about those who will be deciding our winners, please see below for this year’s judges:

Arizona
Karen Werner, Editor, Frontdoors Media
Israel Ortiz, Vice President, Commercial Banking Relationship manager, BBVA, USA
Jarrett Ransom, CEO, The Rayvan Group

Colorado
Su Hawk, Principal, Colorado BlueOcean Consulting
Marla J. Williams, Community Leader
Christine Benero, President and CEO, Mile High United Way

Minnesota
Julie Manworren, President and CEO, Volunteers of America – MN & WI
Susie Brown, CEO, Minnesota Council on Foundations
Eric Snyder, Partner, Excelsior Bay Group

North Dakota
Allyson Peterson, CFO and Senior Vice President of Finance and Opertions, North Dakota State University Foundation
Clarence Sitter, CFO, Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation
Dorothy Lick, Senior Vice President of Education, North Dakota Bankers Association

Thank you for your interest in the Eide Bailly Resourcefullness Award!
We look forward to learning more about your creative and sustainable nonprofit initiatives.