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Program Evaluation

Call it performance management, results-based accountability, or continuous quality improvement, but the concept that not-for-profit organizations must prove their efficacy is here to stay. Public and private funders are embracing the old concepts of impact and accountability in new waves, and as they do, they’re pushing these requirements down the line. Does your organization have a plan for program evaluation? Do you collect the data you need to show your programs’ impact? Does your budgeting and planning process take into account the relative effectiveness of your various programs? We’ve helped numerous organizations with exactly these challenges, and have even developed a library of resources to guide organizations through the process.

Example Projects

The Heinz Endowments

Mr. Weidemann assisted several afterschool providers on Pittsburgh’s north side in building increased capacity for data collection and evaluation of (more…)

The Forbes Funds, Pittsburgh, PA

Accountability is a common word in the vocabulary of nonprofits. Funders are increasingly requiring organizations to demonstrate the efficient and effective delivery of services. Successful organizations are implementing self-evaluation practices into their day-to-day routines, then incorporating these practices into a continual process of self-improvement. (more…)