The institutions that once held American communities together have collapsed, leaving nonprofits understaffed and communities struggling. In Rebuilding Broken Systems: Bringing Companies, Governments, Foundations, and Nonprofits Together to Save Communities, Matt Miszewski draws on his decades of experience leading initiatives at Microsoft, Salesforce, Digital Realty and the State of Wisconsin to reveal a revolutionary model that pairs passionate professionals with mission-aligned organizations to rebuild what has been lost. Rebuilding Broken Systems chronicles Miszewski's journey from corporate America through the labor movement to his role as CEO of Catchafire, one of America's first benefit corporations. Learning from Catchafire clients which range from major foundations to Fortune 500 companies, the book outlines how strategic collaboration among the four institutional forces in society can create impact at scale. Woven throughout are inspiring stories of transformation alongside practical strategies for building socially conscious enterprises. The book explains how forward thinking communities combine the efficiency of capitalism with deep community care, creating a sustainable model where growth fuels broader social impact. Readers will gain concrete guidance on stakeholder collaboration, community engagement, and mission-driven business development. The book explains how nonprofits can use community partners to achieve results quickly and in an impactful way. Essential reading for business leaders, nonprofit professionals, foundation executives, and government reformers, Rebuilding Broken Systems provides a proven roadmap for making meaningful change and rebuilding the institutions that strengthen communities across America.