Capital Campaign Pro
Everything You Need for a Successful Campaign
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 ...
Well-executed feasibility studies give nonprofit leaders the data-informed confidence they need to lead successful campaigns. Capital campaign feasibility studies offer organizations insight into how much they can realistically expect to ...
If you’re planning a capital campaign, you had better get to know your donors ahead of time. The success of your campaign depends less on how well you ask for gifts and more on whether you've built strong relationships with your ...
The following is guest post by Izzy Greenberg, Chief Engagement Officer at HiRaiser. A dedicated capital campaign website or microsite isn’t just a supporting tool. It’s the project’s (and later, the campaign’s) digital home and public ...
Capital campaigns are major undertakings, and every nonprofit considering starting one should have a plan. However, many nonprofits also likely aren’t sure exactly what to include in their plans. For decades, nonprofits have relied on ...
Capital campaigns are always based on a huge, exciting vision. That’s what you need to inspire donors to step up and make those really big gifts. We love a big bold vision. Your campaign will probably have its own big bold vision, based on ...
If I had to pick the most important resource to lead you through a successful capital campaign, it would be the Gift Range Chart. Also known as a gift table or a gift pyramid, this guiding document enables your capital campaign to track ...
Nearly every nonprofit leader with whom I’ve spoken in recent weeks has questioned whether our current uncertain moment is a good time to start a capital campaign. My answer is a hard "yes." One board member suggested my answer was ...
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.
