The Butterfly Effect
Jason Lewis, TJ McGovern, Mike Esposito, CFRECreating places where fundraising can thrive.
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Authors
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Jason Lewis is the founder of Responsive Fundraising; a consultancy committed to creating places where fundraising can thrive. The Butterfly Effect is where we make sense of the ideas and opinions that inform our consulting practices.
Forever student of philanthropy.
Mike helps nonprofits achieve growth through strategic fundraising, donor engagement, and revenue diversification. He chairs AFP-NYC FRDNY’s Sponsorship Committee and serves on the board of ParaCliffHangers, promoting accessibility in climbing.
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