Climate, engagement and burnout diagnostics
Find out what your staff and volunteers are actually experiencing, with clear, aggregated results.
Pittsburgh, PA · Nonprofits
Organizational consulting for Pittsburgh nonprofits
Your mission is big and your team is stretched. We're a Pittsburgh-based, human-centered consulting firm that helps nonprofits build healthier people, stronger teams and systems that last.
How we help nonprofits across the Pittsburgh region
From the North Side to the Mon Valley, we work with nonprofit staff, leaders and boards on the people side of the work.
Psychological and cultural safety education
Workshops and learning cohorts that help teams speak up, disagree well and feel like they belong.
Organizational listening and leadership debriefs
Structured listening sessions, then a straight-talk debrief for your leaders and board.
Trauma-informed, culturally responsive practice
Practical habits for teams serving communities that carry a lot, so your people don't burn out doing it.
Data analysis with actionable recommendations
We turn surveys and feedback into a short list of priorities your team can act on.
Community engagement support
Help planning programming and listening work with the neighborhoods you serve.
Why work with a local I-O consultant
Founder Marilyn Michelle Reynolds brings industrial-organizational psychology training to the real pressures Pittsburgh nonprofits face: tight budgets, turnover and teams doing heavy community work. You get evidence-based methods, plain-language results and a partner who knows the region.
Meet Marilyn MichelleCommon questions
Do you work in person with Pittsburgh nonprofits?
Yes. We are based in Pittsburgh and can meet on site anywhere in Allegheny County and the surrounding region, or work virtually. We also serve organizations nationally.
What does a typical engagement look like?
Most start with a free proposal request. You can add an optional 45-minute discovery call first. From there we scope either specific services or a full Organizational Review, with costs agreed before work begins.
Is this therapy or mental health treatment?
No. Our work is educational and organizational. We look at systems, culture, communication and workload so your team can do its best work.
Can small nonprofits afford this?
We offer à la carte services and hourly support so smaller teams can start with one focused need instead of a large engagement.