Proud to be invited to share our Library Foundation team's Capital Campaign strategy and share insight and differences between Canada and U.S.A. with Billings Public Library. We have to change how these traditional institutions are viewed before building the business case for major gift philanthropy.
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Inaugural International Public Library Fundraising Conference: Major Capital Campaign - Case Study from Calgary and Billings
1. Major Capital Campaigns: Case Studies from
Calgary, Alberta and
Billings, Montana
Brent Buechler,
Vice President
Calgary Public Library
Foundation
Leslie Modrow,
Development Director
Billings Public Library
Foundation
13. Libraries are the next great
strategic philanthropic
investment.
"We've given (in Canada) hospitals and post-
secondary institutions a 50 year head start."
19. Campaign Scope
• From small to transformational
• Founding Partners at $500,000+
• Major Gifts: $25,000 to $500,000
• One signature event grown to $300,000
• Leadership Giving: $5,000 to $25,000
• Impact Giving (renamed from Annual)
20. Public Phase
• Windows campaign: $2,000,000 goal
• New Central Library windows available from $100
(group) to $5,000 (individual 25 year philanthropic
naming).
• Target Audiences:
• Family: 4,000 approx Library employees,
volunteers, Board
• Donors: 13,500 individuals
• Calgarians: 1.2 million residents, 600,000
Library members
21. Key Messages
• Add In, the Campaign for Calgary’s Library is an
investment in the potential of all Calgarians and the
future of a great city
• We believe there is no greater investment society can
make than in people’s opportunity to grow, learn and
prosper
• Only the Library can meet an entire city’s thirst for
knowledge and community connection
22. Campaign Tools
• High quality brand materials and customization with
in-house Creative Director & Communications
Director
• Inspire visually through compelling images of New
Central Library’s distinctive design and in our
messaging
• Lead Gifts: Campaign Opportunity Book showcases all
$500,00+ opportunities and inspire support
23. • Add In website; printed external case and external
rackcard (for broad distribution)
• Community Impact Reports, ROI Study, Case Studies
of key donor funded initiatives
• Custom major gift asks to inspire personal connection
and opportunities reflecting donor passion
• Inspiring cause videos and personal testimonials
• NCL Construction Tours, Walking Tours, and Library
Experience Centre
24. • Campaign Reports, our Team’s Campaign Wall, and
tracking Results
• Year to Date Raised
• Campaign to Date
• Year to Date Cash In
• Total Campaign Gifts
• The Week’s Major Moves (Gift of the Week, Major
Gift, Leadership, Legacy), Design of the Week
• Grants and Awards
• Wow Factors and Cool Stuff
• Fail of the Week
25. • Where We Are:
• $2,935,841 Year to Date Raised
• $304,124,831 Campaign to Date
• $2,814,618 YTD Cash In
• 38,708 Total Campaign Gifts
• 13,472 Unique Supporter
• 361 Monthly Donors
• 12 NCL Windows (pre-sold)
• Benchmarks: San Diego and Seattle $75,000,000+
• Canada: Toronto Reference Library $10,000,000
I love film and thought this would be a fun way to introduce my talk. While extreme, let's imagine Cool Hand Luke is you and me and the Captain maybe is that doubting elected official, corporate or community leader that we just can't seem to reach and break out of old, out of date perceptions of the public library.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSdXtQ5G30w
This is something that we strongly believe and communicate in our meetings with prospective donors. I call this work 'evangelizing' and begin most meetings with a question - what is your Library story? In the hundreds of discovery meetings I've had, only 1 person did not have a Library story. Unfortunately that person was a very high net worth individual (laugh)...
So I will walk through and share our approach to deliver this belief.
Aligning the Library with our civic, provincial and national imperative to create a literate, smart and inclusive community is vital to sustaining prosperity, both economic and social. Whether it is connecting a corporate executive to her future need of having a skilled workforce; a philanthropic who wants to move the needle on our city's illiteracy or poverty; or an elected official to better appreciate the Library's depth and breadth of contributions to our community.
The tool we use to disrupt and change out of date perceptions with philanthropic and corporate leaders. Library competitive advantage: support all stages of life cycle (infants to seniors); city reach (18 community libraries growing to 21); best utilized organization in Calgary with 5.7 million annual visitors/more than our professional sports teams, cultural organizations, and Calgary Stampede festival combined.
Community Impact Reports including Library Foundation White Papers aligning to city/societal priorities; ROI Study to move from traditional Library output measurements to Social Impact and ROI that Library derives community; and Case Studies of key donor funded initiatives.
Ability to customize to donor or corporation's interest (stage of life; geographic; area of support)
I love film and thought this would be a fun way to introduce my talk. While extreme, let's imagine Cool Hand Luke is you and me and the Captain maybe is that doubting elected official, corporate or community leader that we just can't seem to reach and break out of old, out of date perceptions of the public library.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSdXtQ5G30w