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Social Good Consulting Group is a strategy and social impact consulting firm based in Dallas, Texas. We partner with nonprofits, foundations and philanthropy, government and public-sector agencies, faith communities, higher-education institutions, community organizations, and corporate social-responsibility teams. Our work spans strategic planning, leadership development, equity & inclusion, assessment & research, change management, community engagement, proposal development, and fully custom engagements.

Start with a free 30-minute discovery call. Choose a time on our booking page, email info@sogoco.org, or call 972·850·8427. We'll talk through your mission, your challenge, and where strategy can take you next, then scope an engagement around exactly what you need.

Engagements start at $500 and are custom-scoped to your goals, so the final investment depends on the scope, depth, and timeline of the work. The discovery call is always free, and we provide a tailored quote once we understand your needs.

We've partnered with causes, companies, and communities across nonprofits, higher education, faith communities, government, foundations, and mission-driven businesses. Our distinct strength is partnership: we don't just hand over a deliverable. We co-create evidence-led strategy and build lasting internal capacity.

That's completely fine, and common. Many partnerships begin months after a first hello. Reach out whenever the timing is right by booking a discovery call or emailing info@sogoco.org, and we'll pick up right where we left off.

Yes. We regularly submit competitive bids in response to RFPs. Send your RFP to info@sogoco.org and we'll respond with a tailored proposal.

Yes. We offer a referral bonus of up to 5% of the first signed agreement for successful referrals. Reach out and we'll share the details.

Social Good Consulting Group is based in Dallas and serves organizations across North Texas and the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, including Collin, Dallas, Denton, Rockwall, and Tarrant counties, from McKinney and Frisco to Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Denton, and Rockwall. We also work with partners beyond the region, since we know good happens everywhere.

A social impact consultant helps mission-driven organizations turn purpose into measurable results: advising on strategy, program design, evaluation, funding, and community engagement so that limited resources create the greatest possible good. At Social Good Consulting Group, that means co-creating evidence-led strategy with you and building the internal capacity to sustain it.

Place-based community engagement is an approach that anchors strategy in the specific needs, assets, and voices of a defined community or geography, shifting from "service to" a community toward genuine "partnership with" it. It aligns an organization's goals with what residents themselves identify as priorities, producing more relevant, equitable, and lasting outcomes.

Nonprofit and social impact strategy consulting optimizes for mission outcomes and community benefit, not just financial efficiency, balancing funders, beneficiaries, staff, and board while measuring success in social change. We bring social-science research and evaluation methods to prove that change, alongside the strategic planning and operational rigor of traditional consulting.

Look for a firm that treats your mission as its own, not just a scope of work. Ask how they build internal capacity, not just deliver a report; whether they bring social-science research and evaluation methods; and whether pricing flexes with your budget rather than the other way around. Those are the standards we hold ourselves to at Social Good Consulting Group.

We tailor every proposal to an organization's actual resources, so cost never gets in the way of doing good. We've worked with everything from all-volunteer nonprofits to large foundations. We're also a minority-, women-, and LGBT-owned firm, and we bring credentialed expertise, including Gallup and advanced research-methods certifications, alongside strategic planning.

It depends on capacity and objectivity. In-house planning works when staff have the time and distance to see the organization clearly; outside consultants help when you need dedicated capacity, an outside perspective, or research and facilitation skills the team doesn't have in-house. Many of our clients do both. We build the plan with them and leave the internal capacity to sustain it.

We work with organizations of every size and budget, from small and all-volunteer nonprofits to large foundations and institutions. We tailor each proposal to the organization's needs and resources, because we don't want money to get in the way of doing good.

Yes. Faith communities are one of the partner types we work with regularly, alongside nonprofits, higher education, government, and mission-driven businesses.

It ranges widely. Some engagements are short sprints, like a one-month listening tour that surfaces stakeholder insights to inform a client's own process. Others span listening, planning, and implementation together as multi-year partnerships. We scope the timeline around what you actually need.

Both. We take on discrete, one-time engagements as well as ongoing retainer relationships, depending on what a partner needs.

Yes. Social Good Consulting Group is a minority-, women-, and LGBT-owned firm. Our team also holds leadership and research credentials, including Gallup certifications and advanced training in research methods and leadership theory.