About Us
MSH Consulting Northwest designs and drives high-impact community initiatives. We partner with nonprofits, school districts, public agencies, and philanthropic leaders to build strategy, infrastructure, and execution plans that work in the real world—not just on paper.
Our specialty is complex, cross-sector work.
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Youth homelessness prevention
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School-based systems coordination
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Public-private partnership alignment
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Coalition management
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Implementation of innovative pilot models
We don’t just advise. We build. We manage. We operationalize.
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Identifying strategic opportunities others miss
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Maximizing funding and eliminate duplication
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Aligning partners under shared measurable outcomes
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Building sustainable infrastructure that scales
Today, MSH Consulting Northwest leads and manages the 15th Night movement with a team of nine staff members providing backbone coordination, systems alignment, and direct implementation support. Our portfolio also includes:
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Food for Lane County
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Eugene Public Library
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Safe Families of Lane County
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Lane Community College
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Connected Lane County
How We Help
Systems Alignment
We help align policy, funding, and organizational processes so initiatives can operate effectively in the real world.
Advocacy
Through coordinated advocacy, we work to ensure policies and institutional structures support community-driven solutions.
Action Planning
We translate big ideas into clear, actionable plans that move initiatives from vision to implementation.
Active Engagement & Implementation Support
We stay engaged beyond planning, offering project management and hands-on support to help initiatives move from strategy to execution.
Collective Impact & Facilitation
We help diverse partners work together toward shared goals through skilled facilitation and collective impact approaches that build alignment and action.
Why It Matters
Good ideas don’t fail because they’re bad—they fail because systems aren’t aligned, resources aren’t coordinated, and roles aren’t clear. We work where...
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Funding streams compete instead of complement
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Agencies operate in silos
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Coalitions lack the infrastructure to move ideas forward
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Accountability is diffuse and ownership is unclear
We build the connective tissue and find the solutions needed to get to yes.
