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Print media ( “news” vs. advertising & marketing plans)
Marketing your mission & the PNJ
Press advisories and press-release submissions
Deadlines and cost considerations
Raising the “newsworthy” value of your event
Editorial constraints
Best practices -dealing with negative news
Nonprofit considerations- Gannet’s digital market
Social media tools and best practices
Catherine (Cathy) Brown, The Fundraising School – Lilly Family School of Philanthropy
• Introduce scope of business sector support
• Data/research – Landscape of Corporate Philanthropy
• Types of giving – Models, Gift Types, Approaches
• Explore business values exchange
• LAI
• Motivations/Drivers
• Learn the language of business
• Develop an effective Case for support
• Prepare and plan for the solicitation
• Assess your program
• Review checklist of program components
Name: Bert William Martin Foundation Address: The Northern Trust Company Chicago, IL 60680 EIN: 36-6060591 IRS Subsection: 50l(c)(3) Charitable Organization Type: Private Foundation NTEE Description: Private Grantmaking Foundations Fiscal Year: January 1 – December 31 Reach (States): Alabama; Alaska; Arizona; Arkansas; California; Colorado; Connecticut; Delaware; District Of Columbia; Florida; Georgia; Hawaii; Idaho; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Kansas; Kentucky; Louisiana; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan;…
Blog – link https://www.gailperry.com/1-secret-of-raising-lots-of-money-face-time-with-major-gift-donors/ The #1 Secret of Raising Lots of Money? Face Time With Major Gift Donors 2 Comments/in Donor cultivation, For the Beginning Fundraiser, Major Gifts / Don’t we love our major gift donors? And we all know smart fundraisers should be spending their time with these lovely folks. But it can be really tough to…
Gail Perry knows how to find money. Little pockets of money here and there. At times, she finds enough money to fill the deepest of pockets. She’s found more than $500 million to date. And you don’t find that much money looking under couch cushions. No, Perry did it by listening, learning and building friendships…
A policy governing conflicts of interests is perhaps the most important policy a nonprofit board can adopt. To have the most impact, the policy should be in writing, and the board and staff should review the policy regularly.
Dr. joyce gillie gossom, Born in Chicago, Illinois, has spent her life going against the grain. At the age of 16, she felt so connected to the poetry and style of e.e. cummings that her mother let joyce legally change her name to all lowercase letters, which is frequently met with resistance. joyce’s more than…
GAIL PERRY is an international fundraising consultant, keynote speaker, trainer and philanthropy leader, with deep expertise in major gift and capital campaign fundraising. Her Fired-Up Fundraising approach, developed over the past 30 years as a nonprofit philanthropy expert, has helped organizations raise hundreds of millions in gifts. With over 30 years of experience in successful…
CHUCK V. LORING, MBA, CFRE is the senior partner of the Fort Lauderdale and Indianapolis-based firm of Loring, Sternberg & Associates, which provides fundraising and governance consulting services to nonprofits. Chuck is also a Senior Governance Associate for BoardSource (formerly the National Center for Nonprofit Boards) in Washington, DC, offering expertise in board development and…
DR. DEBBIE DOUMA is the Dean of Grants and Federal Programs at Pensacola State College. Since Debbie Douma stumbled into higher education resource development in 2003, Pensacola State College has been successfully awarded over $45 million in competitive grant funding. Debbie received her A.A. from Irvine Valley College in California, B.A. and M.S.A. from the…