NOBODY CREATED A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION FROM A SMALL IDEA, PERIOD. Just think about it: what museum, artists' cooperative, hospital, school or community garden didn't begin with someone saying "what if?"....and then taking action. Founders dream dreams and work tirelessly to make them reality. Those of us who come after founders have dreams, too. We work tirelessly to take our organizations to the next level by continually trying to raise the impact bar. Big ideas are critical fuel for the nonprofit engine. They ignite imaginations, attract people (both as workers and as audiences), connect otherwise free-floating dots, and when they fully advance mission impact, they open pocketbooks. Yet, why is it that many organizations continue to focus on the narrow, the small bore, their finite piece of nonprofit real estate? Why do so many organizations continue to silo their staff and volunteers, thus removing the spontaneous opportunities for cross-pollination