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1) Involve and empower everyone, both            1) Think fundraising and marketing
on staff and in your support network,            are different things that should be
to raise love and money for you. Share           separated. Money follows a message,
the information they need, the tools to          and your chances of securing financial
keep spreading it, and your genuine              support are directly linked to your
excitement and appreciation that they’re         ability to market the opportunity for
doing so.                                        providing it.

2) Learn from others. Many of the ideas          2) Go it alone. To make the opening
for opening weekend came from past               as awesome as possible, Open Books
experience, other events, bookmarked             found ways for its long-standing
sites, and saved articles. Inspiration is        partners -- authors, programs, artists,
everywhere.                                      etc. -- to get involved.

3) Find ways for people to support you           3) Confuse the medium with the
at every level. Some people volunteered          message. All the update channels had
for one afternoon as painters. Others            their place, but they only worked when
made major gifts to sponsor whole                filled with appropriate content.
sections of the store. Having a range of
opportunities was key to making sure that        4) Be afraid of trying new things. In
everyone could participate.                      retrospect, it was insane to add a major
                                                 development campaign to an already-
5) Remember what worked and do it                packed project schedule. But the spirit
again…but better. Open Books will never          of experimentation it demonstrated
again have the chance for its first-ever         appealed to several major donors, and
grand opening, but every event, program,         many store sections got sponsored as
and campaign we’ve done since then has           a result.
included lessons learned from the
experience.                                      5) Lose sight of why this matters or
                                                 why you have chosen to do this with
4) Know your organization’s                      your life. In the month leading up to
personality and do things accordingly.           the Grand Opening, team members
Open Books is a colorful, creative, high-        were regularly doing 80/100-hour work
energy place, and everything about the           weeks. It would have been easy to get
grand opening reflected that, from the 23        overwhelmed or bitter, but the
paint colors on the walls and whimsical          excitement of finally seeing the vision
illustration for the invitations through the     come to life was an intense motivator –
Mad Libs and feather boas at the VIP             and, for many, a validation of all the
party. For a different organization, a totally   work to that point. People support
different feel would have been                   passion. Let yours show.
appropriate. Be true to yourself.

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  • 1. 1) Involve and empower everyone, both 1) Think fundraising and marketing on staff and in your support network, are different things that should be to raise love and money for you. Share separated. Money follows a message, the information they need, the tools to and your chances of securing financial keep spreading it, and your genuine support are directly linked to your excitement and appreciation that they’re ability to market the opportunity for doing so. providing it. 2) Learn from others. Many of the ideas 2) Go it alone. To make the opening for opening weekend came from past as awesome as possible, Open Books experience, other events, bookmarked found ways for its long-standing sites, and saved articles. Inspiration is partners -- authors, programs, artists, everywhere. etc. -- to get involved. 3) Find ways for people to support you 3) Confuse the medium with the at every level. Some people volunteered message. All the update channels had for one afternoon as painters. Others their place, but they only worked when made major gifts to sponsor whole filled with appropriate content. sections of the store. Having a range of opportunities was key to making sure that 4) Be afraid of trying new things. In everyone could participate. retrospect, it was insane to add a major development campaign to an already- 5) Remember what worked and do it packed project schedule. But the spirit again…but better. Open Books will never of experimentation it demonstrated again have the chance for its first-ever appealed to several major donors, and grand opening, but every event, program, many store sections got sponsored as and campaign we’ve done since then has a result. included lessons learned from the experience. 5) Lose sight of why this matters or why you have chosen to do this with 4) Know your organization’s your life. In the month leading up to personality and do things accordingly. the Grand Opening, team members Open Books is a colorful, creative, high- were regularly doing 80/100-hour work energy place, and everything about the weeks. It would have been easy to get grand opening reflected that, from the 23 overwhelmed or bitter, but the paint colors on the walls and whimsical excitement of finally seeing the vision illustration for the invitations through the come to life was an intense motivator – Mad Libs and feather boas at the VIP and, for many, a validation of all the party. For a different organization, a totally work to that point. People support different feel would have been passion. Let yours show. appropriate. Be true to yourself.