A scoring engine that produces a K-Score™ from 0 to 100 for any US nonprofit, grounded in five structural dimensions: Mission, Money, Movement, Measurement, and Machine. Built for foundations, DAF providers, turnaround consultancies, and boards running diligence on the organizations they fund, partner with, or steward.
Funding decisions often rely on 990 data that is 12 to 24 months stale. The 5M's framework reads the structural signals that indicate whether an organization is likely to remain operational, funded, and trusted three years from now, while there is still time to act.
Consider a mid-sized nonprofit that looks stable from the outside. Underneath: revenue concentrated in two funders, reserves under 60 days, a board that cannot reach quorum, and 990s that trail reality by 18 months. Those signals are readable long before the public sees a problem. That is the point of the score: time to act while acting is still cheap.
Monitoring grantee portfolios across programs and geography.
Running diligence at scale across thousands of recommended grants.
Embedding diagnostic intelligence in client engagements.
Pre-gift diligence on specific organizations before commitments are made.
Measurement intelligence firm. Author of the 5M's framework and scoring engine. Operates the platform, publishes the intelligence, and stewards the K-Score methodology.
Shan Cureton brings lived operational expertise in distressed nonprofit governance, open-source stewardship, and sector-specific credibility with institutional buyers.
Management consulting firm co-founded by Nita Saint-Hilaire and Shan Cureton. Leads commercial strategy, consulting partnerships, and foundation and DAF relationships.
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