Request relevant consultant evidence

Selection principle

Evidence is useful when it matches the work, identifies the consultant's role, and can be checked.

Proposals contain broad sector experience, partner badges, testimonials, or case studies without showing who did what.

Use it in the selection process

Start with these decisions

1. Ask for a comparable operating pattern rather than a confidential client name.
2. Ask which work the proposed team personally led and delivered.
3. Ask what changed after discovery and what did not work as planned.
4. Verify references, credentials, partnerships, and case-study permissions directly when they matter.

Pause point

Do not let an impressive proposal replace accountable nonprofit judgment

This site does not verify providers. A polished demonstration, badge, or testimonial is not proof of current availability, security, nonprofit fit, implementation quality, or results.