Opportunity: Survivor Support Target funders and partner organizations focused on survivor-centered services and healing resources. The Me Too International mission centers on survivors, especially marginalized groups, creating potential for collaborations with nonprofits that fund direct service delivery, advocacy training, and community healing programs.

Strategic Partnerships Leverage their role as a convener and thought leader to create joint programs with organizations in related spaces (sexual violence prevention, gender-based violence, Black feminist organizing). Propose co-branded campaigns, training, and research initiatives to expand reach while sharing costs.

Digital and Outreach Capitalize on their use of online platforms and tech stack to offer digital fundraising, advocacy campaigns, and donor engagement. Propose scalable online fundraising events, e-learning modules for survivor-led healing, and data-driven impact reporting to attract grantmakers.

Funding Readiness With annual revenue in the lower to mid-eight-figure range, explore multi-year grants, core support, and capacity-building gifts. Position investments as enabling broader advocacy, systems-change work, and global expansion aligned with their mission.

Impact Networking Highlight opportunities to connect with comparable nonprofits in the sector that manage similar staff sizes and mission scope. Propose peer-learning cohorts, shared evaluation frameworks, and alliance-building to enhance credibility with funders and increase co-funding possibilities.