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Social Development Systems founder, Dennis Gerron, has actually long history of working with nonprofits. 

He has worked in various capacities with The Dallas Lighthouse for the Blind, The Greater Dallas Community of Churches, The Community Council of Greater Dallas, The Mental Health Association of Greater Dallas, Mainstream/Project Link, IAM Cares, The Deaf Action Center, The Salvation Army Carr P. Collins Social Services Center, the Dallas Area Rehabilitation Association (serving as the President in 2000), Texas Rehabilitation Association (Board member in 2000), The National Rehabilitation Association, The Dallas Peace Center, Dallas Community Television, Goodwill, REACH of Dallas, The New Place, The Chamber of Commerce for Individuals with Disabilities, The Center for Non-profit Management, East Dallas Community Organization, and many others.

This broad exposure has given him much insight into the abundance of wonderful services offered by these organizations, as well as the unique struggles many of them face.

These experiences combined with Dennis' business, MLM, investment, and government agency activities have uniquely prepared him to offer invaluable insights into the needs of the Non-profit sector. 

Whether your organization needs help with fundraising, marketing, management/board issues, starting a Non-profit, or other services, our Non-Profit consultation services are guaranteed to produce results.  

Feel free to contact us today to discuss your needs and what we might be able to offer your organization. 

"If more people got paid well to do good, more good would get done well."

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