Molloy's Social Impact & Innovation Institute

Empowering Nonprofits, Strengthening Communities
Molloy University’s School of Business proudly launches the Social Impact and Innovation Institute (SIII), a new initiative committed to advancing nonprofit effectiveness and community well-being. Supported by the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation, this year’s focus is on delivering targeted technical assistance to local nonprofits through the expertise of our business faculty, skilled volunteers, and student consultants.
Acting as a clearinghouse of tools, training, and resources, SIII helps mission-driven organizations strengthen their operations and expand their reach. This work reflects and reinforces Molloy’s core pillars of Service, Spirituality, Study, and Community, creating opportunities for meaningful engagement while preparing the next generation of ethical and entrepreneurial leaders.
Connect With Our Advisory Team
Whether your organization needs guidance on strategy, operations, marketing, or finance, our advisory
team is here to help. Comprised of Molloy business faculty, industry professionals, and trained student
consultants, the team offers practical support tailored to your nonprofit’s goals. We invite you to share
your needs and connect with us through the form below—let us know how we can partner with you to
strengthen your impact.
Skilled Volunteers Needed
Are you a professional with expertise in areas such as marketing, finance, technology, or nonprofit
operations? Join us in supporting mission-driven organizations by sharing your time and talent.


























Nonprofit Conference Hosted by the School of Business
On Friday, May 2, 2025, the School of Business hosted a nonprofit professional development and capacity-building conference, "The Future of Giving: Diversifying Fundraising for Nonprofits."
Read More About the ConferenceVirtual Workshop Library
View recordings of past sessions and explore upcoming opportunities.
Workshops & Webinars
Technical Project Assistance
Teams of faculty, students, and alumni provide training, mentoring, and technical assistance to organizations serving at-risk populations that need help with specific challenges. Through these clinics and projects, we aim to create capacity building opportunities for nonprofit organizations and to support the development of healthy communities.
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To learn more about Molloy's SIII, please contact:
Prof. Rose Lavelle, MBA
Molloy University