Endear Me
By Jazzmin Farey
Barnardos Australia
“It’s not just thanking.
It’s kind of loving me.”
Reference Learning To Say Thank You, Research by The Philanthropy Centre
My Endear Me Definition
Key Message
How to best understand our advocates,
grow value, develop understanding and
create sustainable relationships.
Is endearing from start to end of the
relationship?
or
Once the donor relationship has been
established and is more an opportunity to grow
advocates?
Question 1
What approaches have you taken to find,
understand and value your advocates?
Question 2
What challenges do you see in
endearing our donors now and in the
future?
Question 3
How can innovation help us ignite and
reignite relationships?
Question 4
How to best understand our advocates,
grow value, develop understanding and
create sustainable relationships.
Key Message
“Humans are driven by a
will to establish meaning in
their lives. They need
purpose.”
Quote from psychologist and Nazi death camp survivor Viktor Frankl

Jazzmin Farey - Endear Me

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    Endear Me By JazzminFarey Barnardos Australia
  • 2.
    “It’s not justthanking. It’s kind of loving me.” Reference Learning To Say Thank You, Research by The Philanthropy Centre My Endear Me Definition
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    Key Message How tobest understand our advocates, grow value, develop understanding and create sustainable relationships.
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    Is endearing fromstart to end of the relationship? or Once the donor relationship has been established and is more an opportunity to grow advocates? Question 1
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    What approaches haveyou taken to find, understand and value your advocates? Question 2
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    What challenges doyou see in endearing our donors now and in the future? Question 3
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    How can innovationhelp us ignite and reignite relationships? Question 4
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    How to bestunderstand our advocates, grow value, develop understanding and create sustainable relationships. Key Message
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    “Humans are drivenby a will to establish meaning in their lives. They need purpose.” Quote from psychologist and Nazi death camp survivor Viktor Frankl