Capital Campaign Pro
Everything You Need for a Successful Campaign
Are you stuck in the mud with your capital campaign fundraising? Tired of looking at spreadsheets and organizing committees and writing your case for support? Do you feel like you're not ready enough to actually contact your donors? Like ...
Many people assume you need a major gift program before launching a capital campaign. But it actually works the other way around. Many of our clients use their campaign to jumpstart their major gift program. Of course, what counts as a ...
Capital Campaign Pro's Steven Shattuck recently joined the Fundraising HayDay Podcast to discuss one of the most misunderstood areas of nonprofit fundraising: capital campaigns. During the conversation, Steven shares practical insights on ...
Each spring, the nonprofit sector gets a wave of new fundraising research. These reports give us a useful read on donor behavior, revenue trends, retention, digital giving, recurring giving, and major gift activity. For organizations ...
Even the best-planned capital campaigns — backed by strong feasibility studies, enthusiastic donors, and a compelling vision — encounter unexpected turns. Costs rise. Timelines shift. Opportunities emerge that nobody could have predicted at ...
If you're an experienced fundraiser, you've been taught that in-person, face-to-face solicitation is the most effective way to solicit gifts. But is face-to-face donor solicitation really the best way to fundraise? Is Face-to-Face ...
Successful capital campaigns require trust. These major campaigns ask donors, volunteers, and leaders to believe not only in a vision but in the people stewarding it. How an organization presents its case before the first ask—how it ...
Last week, Tammy Zonker, one of Capital Campaign Pro’s brilliant team members, spoke at the International Conference of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP ICON). In a conference filled with sessions on AI, her presentation on ...
A Board Members Guide to Capital Campaign Fundraising removes the fear of a campaign by explaining how successful capital campaigns actually work, and how board members can help.
