It was conceived as a way to connect early-stage nonprofits and social entrepreneurs with potential funding, a sort of Shark Tank for nonprofit organizations and social enterprises. will hold its annual competition on March 2. Eight finalists will make their best three-minute pitches in hopes of winning more than $30,000 in grants and support.
Joining us to discuss this year's competition are SVP Fast Pitch Chair Melisse May; President of and 2015 Fast Pitch Grand Prize winner, Joel Bokelman; and Founder and Program Director of , Tim Arnold, who won a Fast Pitch award last year and represented Cincinnati in the international Fast Pitch competition, .