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Building on a Rock. Meeting the Challenges of a Changing Economic Environment. The Current Economic Crisis. Bay Area Non-Profits Brace for 2010 Armageddon 65% of 25,000 Non-Profits Report Declines 39% of Leading Foundations Will Give Less 1.4 Million Registered Non-Profits in US - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Building on a RockMeeting the Challenges of a Changing Economic Environment
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The Current Economic Crisis
Bay Area Non-Profits Brace for 2010 Armageddon 65% of 25,000 Non-Profits Report Declines 39% of Leading Foundations Will Give Less
1.4 Million Registered Non-Profits in US
20% Could be Lost in the Next 12-18 Months (280,000)
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The Good News
Donors are still giving
Donors are more aware
Donors are more discerning
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The Bad News
Donors are giving less
Donors are more demanding (ROI)
Donors are requiring greater accountability
Donors are looking much more like investors
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Matthew 7:24-27
“Who ever hears these sayings of mine, and does them, is like a wise man who built a house upon a rock.
And the rain descended, the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house and it did not fall because it was built on a rock!
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“And whoever hears what I say and doesn’t do them is like a foolish man who built his house on the sand.
And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house and it fell: and great was the fall of it.”
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Two Houses
When the Storm of Change Occurs
Many Fall
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And Few Remain!
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Building a Foundation10 Things To Focus On In Raising Money in Challenging Times
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1. Focus on Rational Giving
Rational Giving They Know Your Mission They Believe in Your Mission They Have Confidence In You
Only Rational Giving Is Sustainable
Rational Giving Strengthens Infrastructure
Increasing Capital Potential
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A Great Analogy
Falling in love
The steps The initial exposure The first date The second date
Additional commitments
The BIG commitment
Life together
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2. Focus on Leading Indicators
The Indicators The Size of Your Database Average Annual Real Support Average Annual Real Donors Average Annual Core Donors Average Annual Major Donors Average Annual Mega Donors
Strive for 10% Increases
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The Strategic Planning Matrix
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3. Focus on Giving ChartsDonors Prospects % of Total Size Gift Running
Total
1 3 8% $8,000 $8,000
2 6 6% $6,000 $20,000
4 12 4% $4,000 $36,000
8 24 2% $2,000 $52,000
16 48 1% $1,000 $68,000
32 96 .50% $500 $84,000
64 192 .25% $250 $100,000
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4. Focus on Cultivation
Not Everyone the Same
A, B, C, D Prospects
A.I.D. Acronym
Cultivation and Predictability
The Best Idea Ever
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5. Focus on Bridging
There are inexhaustible resources in your Sea of Prospects.
Impacting them will require action: The Entry Level Opportunity The Bridge Conversion
Rules regarding bridges Provide a number of them Keep the Threshold Low
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Two Wrong Assumptions
Everyone “Gets It”Everybody is going to expend the energy to try to figure out how to deal with what you just told them!
Provide ways in which people can be involved in your work, always providing several “low threshold” opportunities to which they can say yes.
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6. Focus on Destination
4 Characteristics of Successful Non-Profits Mission Vision Strategic Plan Development Plan
Plans Build Confidence
Accomplishment Leads to Success
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The Success Characteristics
Mission
Vision=Mission Accomplished
Str
ateg
ic P
lan
Developm
ent Plan
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7. Focus on the Subjective Factor
Get a handle on the subjective
The Attitude Continuum
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Cyn
icis
m
Eupho
ria
Two Things To Remember
Where anyone is on the attitude continuum reflects their perception of your ability to do what you say you’re going to do
Where anyone is on the attitude continuum, you’ve placed them there
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8. Focus on Endowment
What Is An Endowment?
How To Build OneCampaignA Percentage of Gift IncomeA Percentage of All Income
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9. Focus on Building Credibility
Two Ways We Earn Credibility Earn It Borrow It
Advisory Boards
Task Forces
Honorary Chairs
It’s Not What You Know; It’s Who You Know!
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10. Focus on Accountability and ROI
The New Realities
The New Rules
The Annual Report
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