Best Practices for Constituent Management Natasha Deganello Giraudie, Papilia Cheryl Gipson, Network for Good/Groundspring Chris Pokrana, Points of Light Foundation Track: Nonprofits

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Papilia – Treat Every Donor Like a Major Donor SM Kay Sprinkel Grace Ken Burnett Karen Osborne Founded in 2002. San Francisco, California, USA.

Papilia - Partial Customer List Jewish Family and Children Services

The Challenges Currently… Donor Gives 1. Expensive Acquisition High Impact Philanthropy - Kay Sprinkel Grace, Alan Wendroff (A) Mal Warwick, Cygnus Research, Oxfam, and others ‘03-’05. (B) Stephen Lee, International Fundraising Congress ‘02. (C) McKinsey Quarterly Report ‘01.

The Challenges Currently… Donor Gives 2. Excessive Attrition 1. Expensive Acquisition High Impact Philanthropy - Kay Sprinkel Grace, Alan Wendroff (A) Mal Warwick, Cygnus Research, Oxfam, and others ‘03-’05. (B) Stephen Lee, International Fundraising Congress ‘02. (C) McKinsey Quarterly Report ‘01.

The Challenges Twice as many nonprofits as in 1990. 1

The Challenges Currently… Donor Gives 2. Excessive Attrition 1. Expensive Acquisition 3. Steep Competition High Impact Philanthropy - Kay Sprinkel Grace, Alan Wendroff (A) Mal Warwick, Cygnus Research, Oxfam, and others ‘03-’05. (B) Stephen Lee, International Fundraising Congress ‘02. (C) McKinsey Quarterly Report ‘01.

The Challenges Currently… Donor Gives 2. Excessive Attrition 1. Expensive Acquisition The Opportunity 3. Steep Competition 1. Understanding Donor Interest of all the org does, what does the donor care about most Major Donor Fundraising High Impact Philanthropy - Kay Sprinkel Grace, Alan Wendroff (A) Mal Warwick, Cygnus Research, Oxfam, and others ‘03-’05. (B) Stephen Lee, International Fundraising Congress ‘02. (C) McKinsey Quarterly Report ‘01.

The Challenges Currently… Donor Gives 2. Excessive Attrition 1. Expensive Acquisition The Opportunity 3. Steep Competition Major Donor Fundraising 2. Confirmation gift has been set to work as intended High Impact Philanthropy - Kay Sprinkel Grace, Alan Wendroff (A) Mal Warwick, Cygnus Research, Oxfam, and others ‘03-’05. (B) Stephen Lee, International Fundraising Congress ‘02. (C) McKinsey Quarterly Report ‘01.

The Challenges Currently… Donor Gives 2. Excessive Attrition 1. Expensive Acquisition The Opportunity 3. Steep Competition Major Donor Fundraising 3. Assurance gift is yielding results that are meaningful High Impact Philanthropy - Kay Sprinkel Grace, Alan Wendroff (A) Mal Warwick, Cygnus Research, Oxfam, and others ‘03-’05. (B) Stephen Lee, International Fundraising Congress ‘02. (C) McKinsey Quarterly Report ‘01.

The Challenges High Impact Philanthropy - Kay Sprinkel Grace, Alan Wendroff (A) Mal Warwick, Cygnus Research, Oxfam, and others ‘03-’05. (B) Stephen Lee, International Fundraising Congress ‘02. (C) McKinsey Quarterly Report ‘01. Currently… Donor Gives 2. Excessive Attrition 1. Expensive Acquisition The Opportunity 3. Steep Competition Donor Gives 2 Treat Every Donor like a Major Donor Increases 4 With Papilia. . . Engage 1 Tells-a-friend 5 Repeats 3

Best Practices for Constituent Management How can You Treat Every Donor Like a Major Donor?  Listen to what they care about.  Make their experience convenient.  Inspire their championship.

How can You Treat Every Donor Like a Major Donor?

 Listen to what they care about.

 Make their experience convenient.

 Inspire their championship.

Treating Every Donor Like a Major Donor Ask every donor and prospect what interests them most.  Listen to What Your Supporters Care About  Make their Experience Convenient  Inspire their Championship

Treating Every Donor Like a Major Donor  Listen to What Your Supporters Care About  Make their Experience Convenient  Inspire their Championship Send email updates based on their specific interests. Help them understand the impact of their gifts.

Treating Every Donor Like a Major Donor  Listen to What Your Supporters Care About  Make their Experience Convenient  Inspire their Championship Offer secure, private access to their own version of the website. My American Prairie Foundation

Treating Every Donor Like a Major Donor  Listen to What Your Supporters Care About  Make their Experience Convenient  Inspire their Championship Personalize their web experience so that they can see progress relative to their interests.

Treating Every Donor Like a Major Donor  Listen to What Your Supporters Care About  Make their Experience Convenient  Inspire their Championship Offer a way for supporters to easily stay in touch. Edit contact information. Manage subscriptions for email updates.

Treating Every Donor Like a Major Donor Recognize supporters as they are giving. Pre-populate their contact information.  Listen to What Your Supporters Care About  Make their Experience Convenient  Inspire their Championship

Treating Every Donor Like a Major Donor Enable them to track all their gifts & print their own tax receipts.  Listen to What Your Supporters Care About  Make their Experience Convenient  Inspire their Championship

Treating Every Donor Like a Major Donor  Listen to What Your Supporters Care About  Make their Experience Convenient  Inspire their Championship Encourage supporters to spread the word. Quickly import address books. Share with friends.

Papilia for Salesforce: On-demand Data Synch Treat Every Donor Like a Major Donor

Key Features 2-way Data Exchange Single Click Synchronization - All, Contact, Donations, Results Key Benefits On-demand, Streamlined No IT services required No manual data entry Papilia for Salesforce: On-demand Data Synch Included with Papilia

Key Features

2-way Data Exchange

Single Click Synchronization - All, Contact, Donations, Results

Key Benefits

On-demand, Streamlined

No IT services required

No manual data entry

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Cheryl Gipson Director Nonprofit Services Network for Good [email_address]

Network for Good powered by Groundspring Leading Nonprofit Technology Service Provider for online donations 12,000 NPOs raise $42 million in 2005 We help nonprofits become successful online with tools and internet strategy training INDUSTRY: Nonprofit technology service provider EMPLOYEES: 22 GEOGRAPHY: East & West Coast # USERS: 10

Leading Nonprofit Technology Service Provider for online donations

12,000 NPOs raise $42 million in 2005

We help nonprofits become successful online with tools and internet strategy training

Paws 4 the Cause Story—Converting to Salesforce Budget: $750,000 Mission: Animal Assisted Therapy Fundraising strategies Annual Gala Direct mail Membership program Fees for service (program fees) Corporate sponsors Communication strategies Quarterly eNewsletter Biannual print newsletter Programmatic updates sent by email Database: Converting to salesforce.com Email Messaging Vendor: Vertical Response Online Donations: Groundspring – DonateNow

Budget: $750,000

Mission: Animal Assisted Therapy

Fundraising strategies

Annual Gala

Direct mail

Membership program

Fees for service (program fees)

Corporate sponsors

Communication strategies

Quarterly eNewsletter

Biannual print newsletter

Programmatic updates sent by email

Database: Converting to salesforce.com

Email Messaging Vendor: Vertical Response

Online Donations: Groundspring – DonateNow

Paws 4 the Cause The “I want” list from the Development Director I’d to target all our monthly eNews subscribers who are office admin volunteers who gave $50 or more last year in our direct mail campaign to buy $100 tickets for our annual gala. I want to send them a special “forward to a friend email”

I’d to target all our monthly eNews subscribers who are office admin volunteers who gave $50 or more last year in our direct mail campaign to buy $100 tickets for our annual gala. I want to send them a special “forward to a friend email”

Key Challenges to Successful Constituent Management Technology Challenge Integration between website, online donation tool, email messaging tool and database difficult to achieve Supporter demographic info and gifts not coded systematically Supporter communication not linked to donor behavior, demographic profile, or email response behavior Business Challenge Limited relationship building capacity Limited ability to segment and upgrade supporters Haphazard fundraising success

Technology Challenge

Integration between website, online donation tool, email messaging tool and database difficult to achieve

Supporter demographic info and gifts not coded systematically

Supporter communication not linked to donor behavior, demographic profile, or email response behavior

Limited relationship building capacity

Limited ability to segment and upgrade supporters

Haphazard fundraising success

The Solution How do we address the challenges? Build your database codes with fundraising methods in mind Plan to build supporter relationships over time Create supporter coding systems for supporter profile and gifts Use Salesforce and AppExchange tools to integrate Website information Online donations Email messaging data Offline fundraising dollars

How do we address the challenges?

Build your database codes with fundraising methods in mind

Plan to build supporter relationships over time

Create supporter coding systems for supporter profile and gifts

Use Salesforce and AppExchange tools to integrate

Website information

Online donations

Email messaging data

Offline fundraising dollars

The Solution Coding Structures to Review Demographic Data Develop a set of donor profile (constituent codes) Gather data online for personalization Use date stamp for email signup to calculate when to send the “ask” Gift Codes Fundraising Method Specific Campaign (sometimes called appeal or approach) Program Designation Fund Code (General Ledger) Email Open and Click-Through Behavior

Coding Structures to Review

Demographic Data

Develop a set of donor profile (constituent codes)

Gather data online for personalization

Use date stamp for email signup to calculate when to send the “ask”

Gift Codes

Fundraising Method

Specific Campaign (sometimes called appeal or approach)

Program Designation

Fund Code (General Ledger)

Email Open and Click-Through Behavior

Email subscriptions begin the contact profile description (web to lead) Demographic Data

Start building the data – but make it optional Provide content & frequency choice – leave room for flexibility in contact Demographic Data

The more you know about a contact, the deeper the relationship can grow: if you have a strategy Here’s our web to lead data Demographic Data

Gift coding is critical to segmentation Gift Giving and Donation Data

We take a look at email subscriber behavior and match it to other habits and “re-mail” if we have the opt-in Email Subscriber Behavior

Paws 4 the Cause The “I want” list from the Development Director I’d to target all our monthly eNews subscribers who are office admin volunteers who gave $50 or more last year in our direct mail campaign to buy $100 tickets for our annual gala. I want to send them a special “forward to a friend email” Volunteer field = Yes Campaign Source= Winter Appeal 2006, Gift Amount >50 eNewsletter = Yes Volunteer Type= Office Admin

I’d to target all our monthly eNews subscribers who are office admin volunteers who gave $50 or more last year in our direct mail campaign to buy $100 tickets for our annual gala. I want to send them a special “forward to a friend email”

Constituent Management Codes Demographic Data Gift Codes Email Open and Click-Through Behavior

Demographic Data

Gift Codes

Email Open and Click-Through Behavior

Chris Pokrana CRM Director [email_address]

About the Points of Light Foundation Our mission: “to engage more people and resources more effectively in volunteer service to help solve serious social problems.” Our strategy: provide local delivery systems build skills, knowledge and programs raise public awareness EMPLOYEES: 110 GEOGRAPHY: National VOLUNTEERS SERVED: 2.5 mil MEMBERSHIP: 360 Vol Centers BEST BOARD MEMBER: Mark Benioff, CEO, salesforce.com

Our mission: “to engage more people and resources more effectively in volunteer service to help solve serious social problems.”

Our strategy:

provide local delivery systems

build skills, knowledge and programs

raise public awareness

The Challenge Business Challenge Organization culture Data ownership / accountability CRM strategy buy-in / understanding Technology Challenge Outdated legacy system (IMIS) Multiple redundant databases Four instances of SFDC Integration between systems Dirty data Staff frustration Inefficiency Poor business intelligence

Business Challenge

Organization culture

Data ownership / accountability

CRM strategy buy-in / understanding

Technology Challenge

Outdated legacy system (IMIS)

Multiple redundant databases

Four instances of SFDC

Integration between systems

Dirty data

Staff frustration

Inefficiency

Poor business intelligence

The Solution Business Solution Executive buy-in Staff engagement Communication & education Technology Solution Initial data clean-up & ongoing management System migration / integration AppExchange products Workflow & validation Purchased Apps ActivePrime Scribe Software Donated Apps DreamTeam DemandTools Crystal Reports* ONE/Northwest Apps Rapid Lead Converter Functional Documentation * Donation status not confirmed A FEW HELPFUL APPS

Business Solution

Executive buy-in

Staff engagement

Communication & education

Technology Solution

Initial data clean-up & ongoing management

System migration / integration

AppExchange products

Workflow & validation

Purchased Apps

ActivePrime

Scribe Software

Donated Apps

DreamTeam

DemandTools

Crystal Reports*

ONE/Northwest Apps

Rapid Lead Converter

Functional Documentation

* Donation status not confirmed

Demo: Maintaining Quality Data Scenario: Leads generated via web form Key Requirements Data validation Prevent duplicate data Automated notification Easy conversion process Key Benefits Timely follow-up Better data / information Increased user adoption

Scenario: Leads generated via web form

Key Requirements

Data validation

Prevent duplicate data

Automated notification

Easy conversion process

Key Benefits

Timely follow-up

Better data / information

Increased user adoption

NATASHA DEGANELLO GIRAUDIE CEO CHERYL GIPSON Director, Nonprofit Services CHRIS POKRANA CRM Director QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION

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