Fiscal sponsorship
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Oct 27, 2026
Stephanie LevinGUEST
I think one of the areas that I find most powerful about fiscal sponsorship is The possibility of connecting a network of people who are doing similar work and often doing it alone.
Kian AlaviHOST
And this is Built for Good.
Kian AlaviHOST
This show is for community builders, the ones leading missions that matter.
Kian AlaviHOST
I'm also happy to share that she's now the head of customer success at Maslow.
Kian AlaviHOST
I got to know Stephanie through her work at a fast-growing fiscal sponsor that uses Maslow.
Kian AlaviHOST
Like others, she found herself at a mid-sized nonprofit who began practicing fiscal sponsorship to serve a community need.
Kian AlaviHOST
Her and the team not only took on Maslow, migrated all projects to it, but also installed the systems and processes necessary to build a great fiscal sponsorship and scale it.
Kian AlaviHOST
And scale they did.
Kian AlaviHOST
Today, through Calloway Stern Group, she works with nonprofit leaders and boards on strategy, fundraising, leadership, and building stronger organizations.
Kian AlaviHOST
She's also the founder of People in Partnership, the only nonprofit that is exclusively practicing fiscal sponsorship in the state of South Carolina.
Kian AlaviHOST
She started People in Partnership after seeing nonprofits duplicate services and compete for limited resources.
Kian AlaviHOST
People in Partnership gives community-led projects a way to launch and grow without necessarily having to build an entirely new nonprofit from the ground up.
Kian AlaviHOST
Katie, welcome.
Kian AlaviHOST
I'm really glad you're here.
Kian AlaviHOST
People in Partnership is the only nonprofit exclusively practicing fiscal sponsorship in South Carolina.
Kian AlaviHOST
So can you, uh, just kinda walk us into the journey and, and why you did that? And I understand you did this starting in 2018.
Dan HugoHOST
This clarifying bifurcation of sorts.
Dan HugoHOST
So first, fiscal sponsorship.
Dan HugoHOST
If you are not familiar, a 501c3 entity can fiscally sponsor a project or a club or even another nonprofit, especially if they are in the process of obtaining a tax-exempt determination from the IRS.
Dan HugoHOST
although those are retroactive, so it's more for donor comfort, I suppose.