Fundraising leverage A New Leaf recently secured a substantial $1 million donation from the Hardesty Family Foundation, signaling strong donor engagement and potential for continued philanthropic partnerships or sponsorships to fund expansion, programs, or capital projects.

Expansion & assets The organization is active in growth with ventures like the agrihood The Village in Owasso and a $30M affordable housing complex in Mesa, indicating opportunities to offer programmatic services, staffing solutions, or collaborative social impact projects tied to housing, real estate, and community development.

Strategic partnerships Recent collaborations with Food On The Move to address food insecurity and Glendale Community College to support homelessness services suggest avenues for program partnerships, cross-promotion, and bundled services in vocational training, horticultural therapy, and community-based placements.

Multi-channel presence With five greenhouses, two retail centers, and community job sites, A New Leaf operates a diversified distribution of services and revenue streams, presenting sales opportunities across horticultural products, therapy services, education programs, and onsite employment placements.

Growth-ready profile Revenue size ($10M-$25M) and a mission-driven model focused on developmental disabilities position the organization as a receptive partner for impact investments, grant-driven programs, and scalable technology solutions that enhance compliance, data capture (HIPAA, JSON-LD), and program outcomes.