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This Solicitation opportunity from North Carolina was posted on February 13, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

RFP for Non-Profit Merger, Restructuring, and Program Evaluation

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379-26-01State & Local

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Lenoir County is seeking proposals from qualified consultants to conduct a feasibility study on consolidating four local nonprofit organizations—the Lenoir County Tourism Development Authority, Kinston–Lenoir County Chamber of Commerce, Kinston Community Council for the Arts, and Downtown Kinston Revitalization—into a unified nonprofit entity. This consolidation would involve establishing a single nonprofit umbrella organization governed by a consolidated board and managed by one executive director, while allowing each group to maintain its unique mission, programmatic focus, and any existing legal and financial obligations as distinct divisions within the larger structure. The primary goals are to explore whether such a merger could enhance operational efficiency, reduce duplicated administrative efforts, improve financial sustainability, and increase community impact without compromising the individual organizations' missions. The consultant selected for this project will be tasked with thoroughly evaluating the feasibility, governance, organizational, legal, and financial implications of such a consolidation. They will be expected to propose models ranging from full to partial consolidation and offer informed recommendations to both the City of Kinston and Lenoir County. Additionally, the study will address any local government support needed for the potential implementation and ongoing sustainability of the consolidated nonprofit framework. The solicitation for proposals was issued by Lenoir County, North Carolina, with a submission deadline in late March 2026, and Adam Short serves as the primary contact for this opportunity.

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Lenoir County seeks consultant for feasibility study on consolidating four nonprofits into one entity.

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RFP - Non-Profit Restructuring Advisory for Lenoir County

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AgencyNorth Carolina → County of Lenoir
Contacts1 person available
OfficeNC, USA
Office AddressNC, USA
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Lenoir County seeks proposals from qualified consultants to evaluate the feasibility, structure, and implications of consolidating four local, foundational nonprofit organizations under a single nonprofit organizational framework. The organizations contemplated in this analysis include: • Lenoir County Tourism Development Authority (TDA) • Kinston–Lenoir County Chamber of Commerce (Chamber) • Kinston Community Council for the Arts (KCCA) • Downtown Kinston Revitalization (DK) The conceptual merger would consolidate these entities under one nonprofit umbrella organization governed by a consolidated board and led by a single executive director. Each organization would retain its distinct mission, programmatic focus, and any legal, contractual, or financial restrictions, operating as functional divisions or departments within the larger entity. The intent of this exploration is to determine whether such a structure could increase operational efficiency, reduce administrative duplication, strengthen financial sustainability, and amplify community impact while preserving the core missions of each organization. This study is intended to provide an objective analysis and does not presuppose consolidation as the preferred or required outcome. The selected consultant will be expected to evaluate feasibility, assess organizational, governance, legal, and financial implications, propose potential models for consolidation or partial consolidation, and provide recommendations to the City of Kinston and Lenoir County regarding any direct local government support that may be necessary to successfully implement and sustain a consolidated structure.

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