Pay it Forward

Pay it Forward—Give some Back

We're focused on non-profit capability building because every day is a disaster for people below the poverty line.

Gifts in-kind

Donating gifts and in-kind items is a great way to help others while also getting a tax deduction. When considering a donation, it is important to remember that the IRS has specific rules about what can be deducted. The items must be in good condition, and you must have receipts or other documentation to prove their value. The supply chain project helps you to connect with different nonprofits, can advise what kind of items are applicable for donations, and supports you in your reporting.

MAKE YOUR DONATION

Financial

When you donate to our cause, you help us provide technology, logistic support, training, and consulting services to different non-profits that work with us. By doing so, you make a valuable contribution to our work and help us achieve our mission. We can increase our impact and support more non-profits at local, national, and international levels.

MAKE YOUR CONTRIBUTION

How can you contribute?

Donating to non-profit has many benefits. As a donor, you are entitled to a tax deduction for the total market value of the donated items.

How to connect

  • If you are a non-profit: click here and create an account
  • If you are a corporate organization: click here and create an account
  • If you want to become a professional member: click here and create an account
Steve Robinson

"Our focus is to take the best from the for-profit supply chain world and marry it with the best of the nonprofit arena to create solutions that evens the playing field for Nonprofits. Today no NGO is too small or too big to benefit from an improved supply chain."

Steve Robinson

CEO and Founder

Carol Wylie

"Improving and streamlining supply chain activities is critical to non-profit organizations. Simplifying work, streamlining operations, and professionalizing services allow non-profits to spend more of their scarce resources on their mission."

Carol Wylie

Co-Founder and COO

Christopher Hale

"The TSCP team partnered with one of its portfolio companies Kountable, and found a local distributor in Rwanda. The Supply Chain Project brought together its network of global experts and logistics partners to deliver over 9 million malaria test kits to Rwanda."

Christopher Hale

CEO and Founder Kountable

The Supply Chain Project Marketplace

Consultants

Consultants

Consultants bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table and help non-profits to identify opportunities for growth and improvement.

Logistics Providers

Logistics Providers

Logistics providers are focused on streamlining distribution, allowing you to focus on your mission and vision. Increase operational efficiency, reduce costs, and ultimately make a bigger impact in your community.

Software Providers

Software Providers

Software providers are focused on providing you with the tools you need to effectively manage and track your operations, allowing you to focus on achieving your goals.

Industry Professionals

Industry Professionals

Industry professionals bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table, and their focus is on providing expert guidance and support to help non-profits achieve their goals.

The Supply Chain Project Marketplace

Discover a whole new approach to problem-solving for non-profits that can benefit from industry professionals, service providers and distribution software providers.

Collaborate

Build strategic relationships with marketplace participants.

Optimize

Improve your processes to increase your impact

Measuring Success

We measure what matters.

Our metrics capture enterprise value and human well-being—proving impact, improving performance, and driving continuous improvement.

NONPROFITS ONBOARDED

Number of nonprofits connected to the ecosystem.

COMMUNITIES SERVED

Communities receiving resources and support.

MATCHES COMPLETED

Successful matches between supply and need.

VALUE RECOVERED

Total retail value of resources repurposed, shared, or recovered.

COSTS AVOIDED

Cost savings achieved through reuse and efficiency.

TRANSPORTATION CAPACITY MOBILIZED

Miles, trips, and capacity leveraged for mission impact.

WASTE DIVERTED

Tons of materials kept out of landfills and incinerators.

VOLUNTEER & OPERATIONAL CAPACITY CREATED

Volunteer hours, skills, and operational support activated.

INDUSTRY ADOPTION

Businesses and partners actively engaged in the model.

HUMAN WELL-BEING MEASURES

LIVES IMPROVED

People who receive resources and services that improve their quality of life.

SUFFERING REDUCED

Measure reductions in hardship, instability, and unmet essential needs.

WELL-BEING GAINED

Improvements in health, safety, education, and opportunity for individuals and families.

WELLBY™ IMPACT SCORE

A composite well-being measure (WELLBY) that captures multi-dimensional human impact.

MEASUREMENT PRINCIPLES

  • Outcome-focused, not activity-focused
  • Balanced: enterprise value + human well-being
  • Transparent, verified, and comparable
  • Actionable insights that drive better decisions
  • Continuous learning and improvement

Real impact. Real numbers. Real change. We measure success by the value we recover and the lives we improve.

Surplus Wellbeing Yield (SWY)™

We measure both enterprise value and human well-being.

WELL-BEING IMPACT

Health + dignity + stability from a more-resilient lives improved

LIVES & LIVELIHOODS AFFECTED

More lives impacted + skills enabled

SOCIAL VALUE CREATED

Strengthened systems and community resilience built

TOTAL SWY

Enterprise + Social + Human value (outcomes)

Real impact. Real numbers. Real change.