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BLOW UP YOUR CASE FOR SUPPORT
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Keeping donors Sustainable Fundraising
http//www.cygresearch.com
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What gives?
  • 89 of American give
  • But we are losing 90
  • 50 drop off rate after first gift
  • 30 after second gift
  • and so on
  • Source Donor Centered Fundraising, Penelope
    Burk

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Why Donors Stop Giving To You
  • Poor or lack of information (46)
  • Mismanagement of funds (37)
  • Multiple solicitations (38 turned off 28 not
    likely to give again)
  • No progress in mission (28)
  • High overhead (15)
  • Negative media (14)
  • Aggressive fundraising (12)
  • Other causes (10) Source Donor Centered
    Fundraising, Penelope Burk

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Donors Dont Stop Giving
  • They stop giving to you
  • 89 of all households give
  • Average donor supports 10 organizations
  • Over 34 of donors support 20 organizations
  • Of these, they really value three to four
  • If you fail to meet their expectations, they will
    go elsewhere
  • Source Donor Centered Fundraising, Penelope
    Burk

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What All Donors Want(BEFORE you ask them again!)
  • 1) Prompt acknowledgement that the gift was
    received
  • Two weeks from receipt of the gift
  • 2) INFORMATION Confirmation that the money was
    used in the way they intended it to be used
  • 3) INFORMATION Updates on progress made because
    of the donation
  • Donor-Centered Fundraising Penelope Burk,
    Cygnus Applied Research, 2003 http//www.cygresear
    ch.com

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What if You Give Donors What They Want?
  • 93 of donors say they would definitely or
    probably give again
  • 74 would continue to give continuously
  • 64 would give more
  • Donor-Centered Fundraising Penelope Burk,
    Cygnus Applied Research, http//www.cygresearch.co
    m

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II. Meaningful Information is key to Major Donor
investment
  • Donor Centered Fundraising puts satisfying
    donors need for meaningful communication at the
    top of the agenda
  • Donor-Centered Fundraising
  • Penelope Burk, Cygnus Applied Research, 2003,
    http//www.cygresearch.com

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Our donors are changing
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News alert! Your donors are not giving to you,
they are giving through you
  • Donors do not give to organizations because
    organizations HAVE needs
  • they give because they MEET needs.
  • Kay Sprinkel Grace, Beyond Fundraising

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Values based fundraisingand why it raises more
money
  • Tin-cup begging approach to fundraising charity
  • 21st Century philanthropy is about meeting needs,
    not having needs. It is about social investment
  • Todays donors have two portfolios financial and
    social. They take from one to enrich the other
    and expect return and impact from both.
  • Conveying values and the perceived needs you meet
    allows you to attract new donors with no previous
    giving relationship
  • Your goal I give to your organization because
    it is a catalyst for everything I believe in!

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Vision Sample
  • Support a new clinical research campus
    because we need more space
  • IS NOT A VISION
  • We Will Eliminate cancer as a major cause of
    human suffering and death
  • IS A VISION

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  • Placing domestic violence counselors and
    anti-violence curriculum in every class room in
    Spokane.
  • -- ARE THE MEANS
  • Looking forward to when we can put the abundance
    of resources used to protect children from
    violence towards nurturing their potential.
  • --TO A VISION

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  • Dont be howling at the moon!
  • VISION WITHOUT RESOURCES IS LUNACY!
  • --Some college president somewhere
  • Connect your vision to a solid plan requiring
    philanthropy

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III. SUSTAINING DONOR SUPPORT ANNUAL CASE FOR
SUPPORT WILL SET YOU APART FROM THE PACK
  • The Bigger Picture Whats happening in the issue
    you deal with?
  • Remember, I am not giving to you, I am giving
    through you to meet community needs, not your
    needs.
  • What are you doing about it?
  • Your successes and challenges be honest about
    whats working/whats not
  • Whats changed, for better or worse?
  • A chance to me become an informed advocate for
    you.
  • If nothing has changed, then my gift hasnt made
    a difference or isnt needed.
  • What role does philanthropy play?
  • Dont assume I understand your business the role
    of donations vs. the other types of support you
    get. Be specific about the benefits of flexible
    funding to your mission.
  • What would you do with more money this year?
  • I need to know that your mission is urgent,
    needed and that you could do oh so much more with
    increased philanthropy.
  • Remind me that I am part of a community of donors
    you rely on
  • You will miss me if I dont show up
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