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Mastering the Stages of a Nonprofit Capital Campaign

The Modern Nonprofit

During this crucial phase, organizational leaders and stakeholders come together to define the aim of the campaign beyond just raising funds. This groundwork is essential for rallying support and laying a solid foundation for the campaign’s next phases.

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7 Database Goals for Your Independent School’s Capital Campaign

sgEngage

PRO TIP: Comb your active funds and assign them with a category and type, conforming to CASE reporting standards as closely as possible. Identify major donor giving potential and help build the gift pyramid, a crucial step in the first two phases of a campaign. You’ll want these ready for gift officers in the next phase.

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The Beginner’s Guide to Running Your First Capital Campaign

Get Fully Funded

Just make sure that ALL of your ducks are in a tidy row and that you and your team understand the work involved — NOT just for the campaign, but moving forward! This is definitely NOT a “build it and they will come” activity, meaning just because you post a Facebook fundraiser asking for $750,000 that you’ll get it.

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The Audiences of a Capital Campaign: Who to Target and When

Achieve

Traditionally, capital campaigns are broken down into seven phases: Pre-Campaign Planning. The Quiet Phase. The Public Phase. Post-Campaign Activities. For a capital campaign, there are three main audiences you’ll need to speak to at different phases of your campaign: Your organization’s leaders and stakeholders.

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Getting the board on board with nonprofit technology changes

EveryAction

They can help drive a culture of adoption , which allows leadership to focus on change management activities to ensure you succeed with significant tech shifts. Help the board understand the operational benefit a change in technology can bring to fundraising, marketing, communications, public relations, HR, IT, and more.

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Data as Decision in Grantmaking

sgEngage

In working with a nonprofit intermediary, we brought together a knowledge team that met monthly over the course of nine months. The team included the director, board chair, administrative marketing and communication staff and a community engagement consultant. Ensure consistent processes for collecting the most accurate data.

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10 Ways to Unlock your School’s Giving Day Potential

sgEngage

The planning, preparation, execution and blend of multi-generational activities really comes together to make a community impact. A giving day was attractive to our team because they are time-limited, technology-driven, can raise a substantial amount in a short time period, and often increase the number of first-time donors to an institution.

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