Nutritional program expansion Opportunity to scale RUTF production and distribution beyond Malawi by partnering with other hospitals and NGOs in sub-Saharan Africa, leveraging PB+J’s existing model of local farming co-ops and nutrition education to drive adoption and funding.

Faith-driven partnerships Leverage the nonprofit’s Gospel-focused mission to attract faith-based NGOs, churches, and impact investors seeking aligned social and spiritual impact, creating co-marketing and donor-driven collaboration opportunities.

Supply chain leverage Utilize the peanut farmer co-op model as a stable, cash-crop supply chain to negotiate favorable peanut sourcing, price guarantees, and potential vertical integration with peanut suppliers and processors to secure ingredients for RUTF.

Funding and grants With revenue under one million, pursue grant programs and CSR funding from larger food brands and health-focused foundations looking to support malnutrition interventions and sustainable agriculture initiatives.

Tech-enabled outreach Enhance digital presence and donor engagement using the current tech stack (Squarespace, WordPress) to run targeted campaigns, impact storytelling, and e-commerce or donation streams to attract new supporters and partners.