Five-minute capacity scorecard

Find the weak link
your team is carrying.

Choose the answer closest to today, not the answer you are working toward. Your result appears immediately, then you can save it and choose a time to talk through the next move.

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01Strategy

When priorities change, how quickly can your team decide what stops, what continues, and who owns the next move?

02Systems

How much of your recurring work depends on manual reminders, copied data, or one person remembering every step?

03Data

Can leadership answer a funder, board, or program question without assembling a new spreadsheet?

04People

If a key staff member stepped away for 30 days, would the work keep moving?

05Impact

Can your team connect day-to-day activity to outcomes that funders and community members understand?

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Five connected capacity pillars

See where organizational strain is becoming operational risk.

A capacity problem rarely stays in one place. Unclear strategy can create conflicting priorities. Manual systems can hide the data leaders need. Knowledge held by one person can weaken continuity. Limited impact measures can make strong work harder to explain.

The scorecard gives you a starting point, not a label. Use the result to begin a leadership conversation, choose one practical move, and decide whether your team needs readiness, workflow, operations, or implementation support.

StrategyPriorities and decisions are clear enough to guide daily work.
SystemsRepeatable work moves without constant reminders or duplicate entry.
DataLeadership can see trusted information when a decision is needed.
PeopleOwnership and organizational knowledge extend beyond one person.
ImpactMeasures connect activity, outcomes, learning, and accountability.

Questions about the scorecard

Know what you will receive before you begin.

What does the nonprofit capacity scorecard measure?

The scorecard looks at five connected areas: strategy, systems, data, people, and impact. It identifies the pillar creating the most immediate strain and gives you a practical first move.

How long does the capacity scorecard take?

Most nonprofit leaders complete the five questions in about five minutes. The result appears immediately after the required contact fields are submitted.

What happens after I receive my result?

You receive a recommended first move, a downloadable guide for your lowest-scoring pillar, and a service path that matches the kind of strain the scorecard found.

Is the capacity scorecard free?

Yes. The scorecard and the five pillar guides are free. A paid assessment or implementation engagement is optional.

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Tell us what your organization is carrying.

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