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At Mission Matters Partners, we cut through the jargon and give nonprofits clear, fundraising tools and proven strategies to raise more money and build sustainable programs.

With over a decade of experience, we bring expertise in capital campaign planning and execution, major gifts, development and campaign marketing and communications, board engagement, and program planning.

We’ve learned from the best, and we are committed to sharing that expertise with you — streamlining your efforts, saving time and money, and building sustainable fundraising programs and campaigns that we know work.

We work alongside your team, board, and leadership to keep fundraising on track month after month.

Strengthening nonprofit organizations from the inside out. Because the world needs you.

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  • Dr. Gordon H. "Nick" Mueller, PhD, President and CEO Emeritus, The National WWII Museum

    “I am pleased to provide a reference on the fundraising credentials of Megan Franich. 

    During the 19 years I served as President and CEO of The National World War II Museum in New Orleans, Megan was one of the top Major Gift Officers among our capital campaign staff charged with supporting our $400 Million campaign. 

    In that capacity, Megan conducted research for many of my prospective donors and staffed me on numerous fundraising trips. I observed her abilities on the 'front lines' over many years. I can attest to her careful preparations and cultivation of prospective donors. She consistently grasped the interests of the donors and their readiness to contribute to the Museum—a mixture of her skill and intuition.

    Megan represents the best of fundraising professionals. I think most of our Museum leadership would agree that Megan excelled in developing relationships with trustees and donors by bringing passion, intelligence and a good sense of humor to her work. Perhaps her best trait was to help me engage donors in the Museum's mission at a level of personal relationships that led to generous gifts.

    Megan is mission driven, results oriented, and works hard. She is curious, has good judgment, and learns fast—all traits that have contributed to her considerable success during her tenure at the Museum and in the years since she started Mission Matters Partners.

    I continue to counsel Megan on her newest projects and will gladly provide additional information, if needed.”

  • Governor Pete Wilson, 36th Governor of California

    “I write with pleasure to recommend Megan Franich for her demonstrated diligence and capability as a fund-raiser for The National World War II Museum. My assessment of Megan’s performance is based on my responsibility as Chair of the Museum’s $400 million Capital Campaign from the 2008 meltdown to its successful completion in November 2023. I observed Megan’s work with senior staffers and directly herself in initiating and pursuing prospects in major parts of the country. She is blessed with high energy, good judgment, and ability to work with Museum board members and senior staff. She is both a quick learner and is a good judge of whether donor prospects are worth the time and effort of soliciting them. I would be happy to work with Megan again.”

  • David Nierenberg, Founder, Nierenberg Investment Management Company

    "Megan was a terrific fundraiser for The National World War II Museum. I would not be a trustee of the Museum but for her personal involvement in recruiting me. And, working with her, I already have made two large donations to the Museum, recruited two newer trustees who already are doing the same thing, and obtained additional contributions from friends and family. Her exuberant personality makes charitable giving easy, fun, and joyous. I am very confident that she will be a blessing to her clients."

  • Robert Siebel, CEO, Carriage Healthcare Companies, Inc.

    “It is a distinct privilege and pleasure to endorse Megan Franich in her capacity as a fundraiser. I have had the opportunity to both observe her with other people and to personally experience her abilities, and her wonderful talent of truly interacting with prospective donors and making them feel comfortable was evident in each encounter. In my own case, I truly didn’t fully realize that fund requests had actually been made, and yet I was writing a check that almost took me by surprise. That to me is the epitome of successful fundraising when the person being asked is almost unaware that a solicitation is even on the table. It is not hard to understand the successes Megan has had to date, and will I am sure have into the future as well.”

  • Audrey Voelker, Co-Founder, Carlisle & Voelker

    “I have had the privilege of working with Megan on several fundraising campaigns and events, and her proficiency has been critical to the success of every project on which we have collaborated. Her combined expertise includes detailed research, strategic and program planning, engagement and stewardship, and all aspects of fundraising. I could not recommend her team more highly for any fundraising or campaign management endeavors.”

  • Dr. Rob Citino, Senior Historian, The National WWII Museum

    “I was fortunate to work alongside Megan Franich during my years as the Senior Historian at The National World War II Museum. Fundraising is the lifeblood of any non-profit, and Megan is brilliant at it. She’s energetic, detail-oriented, and always brimming with good ideas, new contacts, and ways to deepen relationships with donors. I’m excited about her new venture, and I’d work with her again in a heartbeat.”

  • Lisa Zaid, Former Vice President of Advancement, Appalachian Trail Conservancy

    “Megan is the most successful fundraiser I’ve worked with in my career. She not only gets results, she builds lifelong relationships along the way. A person of true integrity and character, Megan is a natural problem solver who excels at both strategy and execution—a rare combination. She is honest, direct, and deeply caring. I’m grateful to call her a colleague and friend.”