WolfBrown helps funders, nonprofit institutions and public agencies understand their potential, set priorities and fulfill their promise.

While arts and culture is a focus of our work, we also serve important clients in the social service, health, environment, preservation, and other sectors.

At the heart of our work is the belief that every human being has a unique creative voice of intrinsic worth and that every community has a responsibility to awaken, nurture, and sustain its cultural capital. These and other core values drive everything that we do, from research and evaluation to strategic planning.

The guiding philosophy of our work is engagement – engaging nonprofit leadership, their funders, and stakeholders in honest discussions about effectiveness and value, engaging audiences and visitors in deeper and more meaningful experiences, and engaging whole communities in the bold act of envisioning their future.

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Befriending Your Donors: Interview with Thomas Wolf () GuideStar has published an interview with Dr. Thomas Wolf on developing relationships with donors. The complete transcript, as well as excerpts from Dr. Wolf's How to Connect With Donors and Double the Money You Raise, is available on their website. More

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Why will some people engage with art in one setting, but not another? For example, why will someone watch great drama on television at home, but never darken the door of a theater? Why will someone listen to classical music in a place of worship, but not a concert hall?
A primer on how organizations that offer arts education and creative learning programs can initiate, enter into, and support long-lasting partnerships.


May the Songs I Have Written Speak for Me
By Lea Wolf MSW, and Dennie Wolf, EdD.

An Exploration of the Potential of Music in Juvenile Justice


Music and Health Care
Lea Wolf, MSW & Dr. Thomas Wolf

A review of relevant literature and a discussion of important issues in this rapidly growing field. Commissioned by the Musical Connections Program of Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute, it has already become a valuable resource for organizations and individuals, and is now available for download here.