We inform fundraisers with prospect background and information so they can ask for major funds more effectively. With Michigan’s recent economic recovery, from the family foundations that drove the Detroit Grand Bargain, fundraising for Covid-19 response, to clothing cooperatives that care for, employ and empower the homeless, non-profits in Detroit and Southeast Michigan have been part of the area’s economic recovery and social fabric. Too often many, though, smaller organizations grow slowly in a philanthropic knowledge and resource vacuum, without access to the right tools. Missions are too often constrained by resources, which then restrain ambitions until enough awareness and slow growth builds to a breakout point. We aim to help non-profits avoid the pitfalls and pain inherent to slow growth models. Instead of learning as they go, fundraising leaders are prepared at the start with the right information. By having the right background research and information we enable those new to major donor fundraising to ask for more support and plan bolder, more impactful growth to serve their mission better and faster.