The nonprofit King County Dispute Resolution Center (KCDRC) provides affordable mediation and conflict resolution services to individuals, businesses, and families in pursuit of justice and peace. Recent loss of major funding has placed heavy pressure on KCDRC’s people, processes, and information systems, which must now function more competitively despite loss of resources. Our team spent five months researching the organization’s needs, current practices, and nonprofit best practices, then delivered two workshops, a comprehensive strategic report with recommendations, and several information system interventions to support better document, data, and project management in service of crucial fundraising activities.