Presentation given by me and Kathleen Wilson, CAE, Executive Director of NATLE, at ASAE's 2009 Annual Meeting. Be sure to download the tips document that goes with it.
This document summarizes a presentation on membership marketing strategies for associations on a shoestring budget. The presentation covered case studies of the American Political Science Association and Consortium for School Networking and how they improved membership through volunteer engagement and emphasizing that membership is everyone's responsibility. Key strategies discussed were focusing on word-of-mouth marketing, training and rewarding volunteer leaders, orienting all staff to prioritize membership, and emphasizing that every member contact counts. The presentation provided sample tools and activities for boards and staff to recruit and retain members on a low budget.
The SIUE Meridian Society cordially invites you and a guest to their Derby Attire lunch reception at the Fairmount Park Racetrack in Collinsville, Illinois on Tuesday, May 5th from 12-3pm. The optional bus transportation will depart from SIUE at 11am. Attendees can reserve tables of six for $125 per member or $150 per non-member, or purchase individual tickets for $25 each. The Meridian Society is an auxiliary organization of the SIUE Foundation that promotes women's leadership and community projects through pooled membership donations, having awarded over $225,000 to 117 community projects since 2003. RSVPs for the lunch reception are requested by April 24th.
The document discusses Sigma Alpha Epsilon's (SAE) philanthropic events and activities, including their annual Autumn Classic event which features a DJ group and raises money for an anti-hazing charity. It describes how SAE brothers volunteer weekly at a Boys and Girls Club, helping with homework, playing sports, and coaching a lacrosse team to connect with the youth. One brother reflects that volunteering has helped him better understand philanthropy.
The document summarizes Sigma Alpha Epsilon's (SAE) Autumn Classic event which featured the DJ group Lazerdisk Party Sex. Last year's inaugural event raised nearly $4,000 for the Gordie Foundation, a charity focused on anti-hazing and alcohol responsibility. An SAE brother stated that participating in philanthropic events, like helping the Boys and Girls Club with homework and coaching their lacrosse team, has helped him understand the meaning of philanthropy.
The document summarizes information about the Oakland Athletics baseball team, including their key players, target demographics, ticket prices, and promotional offers. It provides details on Dallas Braden and Hideki Matsui as key players, lists the target area as Oakland, California and target market as families and teenagers in the local area. Ticket prices range from $7-$75 for individual games and $5-$30 per game for seasonal tickets. Various promotional offers are highlighted, including discounted group rates and a "High School Day" offering student discounts.
Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation - Overview PresentationTTCF
Need to know more? Well here you go. If it compels you to give money to our Northern Tahoe community, then awesome...www.ttcf.net. If you need more convincing, then contact me! stacy@ttcf.net
The document discusses the significant pay gap between male and female professional athletes. While women now have professional leagues for many of the same sports as men, their salaries are much lower. For example, a starter in MLB may earn millions per contract, while a starter in women's pro softball earns around $30,000. It argues this pay inequality is unfair given that female athletes dedicate as much time and effort to their sport as males. It also claims that lower viewership and sponsorship of women's sports is partly due to lack of coverage on TV and online, making it difficult for female athletes to gain more fans and financial support. The document concludes more should be invested in female athletes to help close the gender pay gap in
An exciting new fundraising event called "An Exquisite Strolling Dinner" will take place on December 4, 2015 from 7-10 PM at the Sellers Bowman Auto Center in Clarkston, MI to benefit Easter Seals Michigan. The event will include a strolling dinner, cash bar, casino games, live entertainment, silent and live auctions. Tickets are $75 per person or $750 for a table of 10, with higher patron levels available. Sponsorship opportunities are also listed.
This document summarizes a presentation on membership marketing strategies for associations on a shoestring budget. The presentation covered case studies of the American Political Science Association and Consortium for School Networking and how they improved membership through volunteer engagement and emphasizing that membership is everyone's responsibility. Key strategies discussed were focusing on word-of-mouth marketing, training and rewarding volunteer leaders, orienting all staff to prioritize membership, and emphasizing that every member contact counts. The presentation provided sample tools and activities for boards and staff to recruit and retain members on a low budget.
The SIUE Meridian Society cordially invites you and a guest to their Derby Attire lunch reception at the Fairmount Park Racetrack in Collinsville, Illinois on Tuesday, May 5th from 12-3pm. The optional bus transportation will depart from SIUE at 11am. Attendees can reserve tables of six for $125 per member or $150 per non-member, or purchase individual tickets for $25 each. The Meridian Society is an auxiliary organization of the SIUE Foundation that promotes women's leadership and community projects through pooled membership donations, having awarded over $225,000 to 117 community projects since 2003. RSVPs for the lunch reception are requested by April 24th.
The document discusses Sigma Alpha Epsilon's (SAE) philanthropic events and activities, including their annual Autumn Classic event which features a DJ group and raises money for an anti-hazing charity. It describes how SAE brothers volunteer weekly at a Boys and Girls Club, helping with homework, playing sports, and coaching a lacrosse team to connect with the youth. One brother reflects that volunteering has helped him better understand philanthropy.
The document summarizes Sigma Alpha Epsilon's (SAE) Autumn Classic event which featured the DJ group Lazerdisk Party Sex. Last year's inaugural event raised nearly $4,000 for the Gordie Foundation, a charity focused on anti-hazing and alcohol responsibility. An SAE brother stated that participating in philanthropic events, like helping the Boys and Girls Club with homework and coaching their lacrosse team, has helped him understand the meaning of philanthropy.
The document summarizes information about the Oakland Athletics baseball team, including their key players, target demographics, ticket prices, and promotional offers. It provides details on Dallas Braden and Hideki Matsui as key players, lists the target area as Oakland, California and target market as families and teenagers in the local area. Ticket prices range from $7-$75 for individual games and $5-$30 per game for seasonal tickets. Various promotional offers are highlighted, including discounted group rates and a "High School Day" offering student discounts.
Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation - Overview PresentationTTCF
Need to know more? Well here you go. If it compels you to give money to our Northern Tahoe community, then awesome...www.ttcf.net. If you need more convincing, then contact me! stacy@ttcf.net
The document discusses the significant pay gap between male and female professional athletes. While women now have professional leagues for many of the same sports as men, their salaries are much lower. For example, a starter in MLB may earn millions per contract, while a starter in women's pro softball earns around $30,000. It argues this pay inequality is unfair given that female athletes dedicate as much time and effort to their sport as males. It also claims that lower viewership and sponsorship of women's sports is partly due to lack of coverage on TV and online, making it difficult for female athletes to gain more fans and financial support. The document concludes more should be invested in female athletes to help close the gender pay gap in
An exciting new fundraising event called "An Exquisite Strolling Dinner" will take place on December 4, 2015 from 7-10 PM at the Sellers Bowman Auto Center in Clarkston, MI to benefit Easter Seals Michigan. The event will include a strolling dinner, cash bar, casino games, live entertainment, silent and live auctions. Tickets are $75 per person or $750 for a table of 10, with higher patron levels available. Sponsorship opportunities are also listed.
This document appears to be from a State of Affiliated event, recognizing the achievements and dedications of employees from Affiliated real estate offices across multiple states. It recognizes various offices and individuals for sales production, quality of service, and community involvement. Key people mentioned include CEO Dan Kruse, Foundation Director Ryaan Glynn, and many top producers, teams, and quality service award winners from offices in Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and other states.
Meryl Davis and Charlie White, the first American ice dancing pair to win the World Championship, will speak at Salem State University's Speaker Series in September. As the only American duo to achieve this honor, they will discuss the value of higher education and hard work. Though successful athletes, Davis and White maintain their identities as college students at the University of Michigan, making them relatable speakers for Salem State students. The event will be held on September 12, 2011 at 7pm in the O'Keefe Center.
Judith Collins has a long history of community volunteerism through various organizations like Kiwanis and Concerned Citizens for a Better Community, where she founded a neighborhood crime watch program. She has mentored and coached youth sports teams, organized block parties that provide activities for children, and given speeches to encourage youth to pursue higher education. Collins received awards from civic groups for her accomplishments in founding organizations and volunteering in her community.
This document welcomes guests and new members to a Community Associations Institute event in Southern Colorado. It thanks platinum sponsors such as Aspen Reserve Specialties, ASR Companies, and Burg Simpson who support the event. Gold sponsors including Alliance Association Bank and Priority Property Management are also thanked. Finally, silver sponsors such as Anderson Dude & Lebel, Bennett-Shellenberger, and CertaPro Painters are recognized for their contributions.
The 26th Annual Jim Locke Memorial Golf Tournament will be held on April 30, 2015 at Bryan Park Champion's Course in Greensboro, NC. The tournament honors Jim Locke, the former Greensboro College men's golf coach and Dean of Students. Registration and lunch begin at 12 pm, with a 1 pm shotgun start in a captain's choice format. An awards reception and dinner will follow at 5:30 pm. Many local businesses are sponsoring and donating prizes for the event to support Greensboro College athletics.
Open Fairways is a 501(c)(3) Colorado-based nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of at-risk and underprivileged youth ages 7-17 through golf and the life lessons the game teaches.
The document summarizes the Knight Shades student business owned by three Marian University students - Jake Mills, Madeline Sciarra, and Ellie Lough. It provides details on the owners and their roles, pricing for Knight Shades sunglasses, their marketing efforts including group sales, their nonprofit partner The BatCole Foundation, profits earned, challenges faced, plans to sell remaining inventory and future plans. The document spans 11 pages and outlines the key aspects of launching and operating their on-campus sunglasses business.
This document lists various sponsors who support Metropolitan Family Services DuPage including Ruby Sponsors, Emerald Sponsors, Sapphire Sponsors, Other Sponsors, and Special Thanks. Interspersed are facts about poverty and homelessness in DuPage County as well as outcomes of Metropolitan Family Services DuPage programs. It provides thanks to supporters, staff, volunteers, and vendors who helped with their event.
The document lists and describes various upcoming and past events hosted by a local chamber of commerce to honor business leaders, provide networking opportunities, and support the local business community through October 2010 and beyond. These include awards ceremonies, fundraising galas, golf tournaments, monthly luncheons, education programs, and efforts to promote member businesses through media partnerships and publications. The chamber also advocates for businesses and provides members with benefits like promotional exposure and discounts.
MailChimp Campaigns (Weekly E-Newsletters, Event Promotions, Sales & Discounts)
This MailChimp campaign is one of the weekly e-newsletters that is sent to over 2,000 members.
This document summarizes information about Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lake, a mentoring organization that matches adult volunteers with children ages 6-14 from single-parent homes. It provides statistics showing that mentoring improves children's outcomes in areas like drug use, alcohol use, school attendance, and violent behavior. It describes the local program's operations, including community and site-based programs, annual budget, and various fundraising events. It encourages support through donations, volunteering as a mentor, and attending upcoming fundraisers to help serve more children through mentoring.
The Texas Gulf Coast Heat Track Club is a non-profit community track club with over 53 member families and 19 athletes who have qualified for the Junior Olympics in August 2015. They are raising funds to help the qualified athletes travel to compete, with sponsorship levels from $1-$200 receiving recognition and $200 or more also receiving a thank you plaque. Donations are tax deductible and will help the student athletes achieve their goals.
Dara Richardson-Heron, chief executive officer of YWCA USA, the nation’s oldest and largest multicultural organization that promotes solutions to enhance the lives of women, girls and families, shared with attendees the keynote speaker of Women to Women’s Celebration luncheon. The seventh annual Celebration Luncheon continued the work of Women to Women – the first permanent grantmaking endowment of its kind in the Greensboro area. This fund was established by women for women – to help improve the lives of other women and their families in the Greensboro area.
The North American Deck and Railing Association held it's 2018 Annual Meeting on Wednesday, October 10th, 2018 at The National Aquarium in Baltimore, MD. Over 200 attendees were present.
The document is about the Student Auxiliary Association (SAA) at a university. It summarizes that SAA provides support for significant others of students through meetings and social events. It finds support, learns new things, contributes to the community, has fun, and supports students. It also forms friendships. The executive board is listed, and there are instructions for how to join SAA through their booth or website.
April Eldridge, the Office Facilities & Events Supervisor for Smith Debnam law firm and the youngest board member of the Triangle Chapter of the American Red Cross, gave the keynote speech at the annual Queen of Hearts and King of Diamonds Scholarship Program Banquet. She encouraged the student candidates to get involved in their community to help those affected by disasters. Over the past four years, April has organized several successful blood drives and fundraising campaigns for the Red Cross totaling over $20,000. As a board member, she has also helped plan the Triangle Red Cross Annual Ball. Smith Debnam is a proud supporter of April and her leadership and dedication to the Red Cross.
This document provides an orientation for new Girl Scout troop and group volunteers. It covers:
1) An introduction to Girl Scouting, including the mission, promise, and law.
2) An overview of volunteer roles at both the troop and service unit level, including responsibilities like planning meetings and managing finances.
3) Guidelines for troop management and safety, including information on troop size standards, safety procedures, and financial policies.
OurCamden; for Community Organisation PartnersGraham Gardiner
OurCamden is a new social enterprise, providing a membership primarily -although not exclusively- for those over 50 who Live. Work. Play in Camden.
Our goal is to work closely with other organisations in the Community Sector. These slides outline how.
Female athletes are paid significantly less than their male counterparts despite doing similar work. This is partly because women's professional sports receive much less broadcast coverage and media attention. The article argues that low salaries and lack of coverage form a cycle, since fewer viewers means less demand and sponsorship for women's leagues. It calls for investing more in broadcasting and promoting women's sports to increase fan bases and revenues, which could then support equal pay.
Presentation on marketing & communications makeovers given by Layla Masri, Chris Durso and Elizabeth Engel at the ASAE Marketing, Membership & Communications Conference, May 23, 2012
Presentation by Elizabeth Engel and Laura Feldman for the 2012 Bridge Conference.
Say NO to financial support?! In association fundraising, sometimes saying no to corporate funders is as important as saying yes to new revenue. But knowing how to determine when to say No is difficult when a company is offering your organization money, free stuff or both. Expert association fundraisers from the Children's Hospitals Association will share their guidelines, processes, and criteria for vetting corporate suitors to help you get to the happily ever after of corporate partnerships.
This document appears to be from a State of Affiliated event, recognizing the achievements and dedications of employees from Affiliated real estate offices across multiple states. It recognizes various offices and individuals for sales production, quality of service, and community involvement. Key people mentioned include CEO Dan Kruse, Foundation Director Ryaan Glynn, and many top producers, teams, and quality service award winners from offices in Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and other states.
Meryl Davis and Charlie White, the first American ice dancing pair to win the World Championship, will speak at Salem State University's Speaker Series in September. As the only American duo to achieve this honor, they will discuss the value of higher education and hard work. Though successful athletes, Davis and White maintain their identities as college students at the University of Michigan, making them relatable speakers for Salem State students. The event will be held on September 12, 2011 at 7pm in the O'Keefe Center.
Judith Collins has a long history of community volunteerism through various organizations like Kiwanis and Concerned Citizens for a Better Community, where she founded a neighborhood crime watch program. She has mentored and coached youth sports teams, organized block parties that provide activities for children, and given speeches to encourage youth to pursue higher education. Collins received awards from civic groups for her accomplishments in founding organizations and volunteering in her community.
This document welcomes guests and new members to a Community Associations Institute event in Southern Colorado. It thanks platinum sponsors such as Aspen Reserve Specialties, ASR Companies, and Burg Simpson who support the event. Gold sponsors including Alliance Association Bank and Priority Property Management are also thanked. Finally, silver sponsors such as Anderson Dude & Lebel, Bennett-Shellenberger, and CertaPro Painters are recognized for their contributions.
The 26th Annual Jim Locke Memorial Golf Tournament will be held on April 30, 2015 at Bryan Park Champion's Course in Greensboro, NC. The tournament honors Jim Locke, the former Greensboro College men's golf coach and Dean of Students. Registration and lunch begin at 12 pm, with a 1 pm shotgun start in a captain's choice format. An awards reception and dinner will follow at 5:30 pm. Many local businesses are sponsoring and donating prizes for the event to support Greensboro College athletics.
Open Fairways is a 501(c)(3) Colorado-based nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of at-risk and underprivileged youth ages 7-17 through golf and the life lessons the game teaches.
The document summarizes the Knight Shades student business owned by three Marian University students - Jake Mills, Madeline Sciarra, and Ellie Lough. It provides details on the owners and their roles, pricing for Knight Shades sunglasses, their marketing efforts including group sales, their nonprofit partner The BatCole Foundation, profits earned, challenges faced, plans to sell remaining inventory and future plans. The document spans 11 pages and outlines the key aspects of launching and operating their on-campus sunglasses business.
This document lists various sponsors who support Metropolitan Family Services DuPage including Ruby Sponsors, Emerald Sponsors, Sapphire Sponsors, Other Sponsors, and Special Thanks. Interspersed are facts about poverty and homelessness in DuPage County as well as outcomes of Metropolitan Family Services DuPage programs. It provides thanks to supporters, staff, volunteers, and vendors who helped with their event.
The document lists and describes various upcoming and past events hosted by a local chamber of commerce to honor business leaders, provide networking opportunities, and support the local business community through October 2010 and beyond. These include awards ceremonies, fundraising galas, golf tournaments, monthly luncheons, education programs, and efforts to promote member businesses through media partnerships and publications. The chamber also advocates for businesses and provides members with benefits like promotional exposure and discounts.
MailChimp Campaigns (Weekly E-Newsletters, Event Promotions, Sales & Discounts)
This MailChimp campaign is one of the weekly e-newsletters that is sent to over 2,000 members.
This document summarizes information about Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lake, a mentoring organization that matches adult volunteers with children ages 6-14 from single-parent homes. It provides statistics showing that mentoring improves children's outcomes in areas like drug use, alcohol use, school attendance, and violent behavior. It describes the local program's operations, including community and site-based programs, annual budget, and various fundraising events. It encourages support through donations, volunteering as a mentor, and attending upcoming fundraisers to help serve more children through mentoring.
The Texas Gulf Coast Heat Track Club is a non-profit community track club with over 53 member families and 19 athletes who have qualified for the Junior Olympics in August 2015. They are raising funds to help the qualified athletes travel to compete, with sponsorship levels from $1-$200 receiving recognition and $200 or more also receiving a thank you plaque. Donations are tax deductible and will help the student athletes achieve their goals.
Dara Richardson-Heron, chief executive officer of YWCA USA, the nation’s oldest and largest multicultural organization that promotes solutions to enhance the lives of women, girls and families, shared with attendees the keynote speaker of Women to Women’s Celebration luncheon. The seventh annual Celebration Luncheon continued the work of Women to Women – the first permanent grantmaking endowment of its kind in the Greensboro area. This fund was established by women for women – to help improve the lives of other women and their families in the Greensboro area.
The North American Deck and Railing Association held it's 2018 Annual Meeting on Wednesday, October 10th, 2018 at The National Aquarium in Baltimore, MD. Over 200 attendees were present.
The document is about the Student Auxiliary Association (SAA) at a university. It summarizes that SAA provides support for significant others of students through meetings and social events. It finds support, learns new things, contributes to the community, has fun, and supports students. It also forms friendships. The executive board is listed, and there are instructions for how to join SAA through their booth or website.
April Eldridge, the Office Facilities & Events Supervisor for Smith Debnam law firm and the youngest board member of the Triangle Chapter of the American Red Cross, gave the keynote speech at the annual Queen of Hearts and King of Diamonds Scholarship Program Banquet. She encouraged the student candidates to get involved in their community to help those affected by disasters. Over the past four years, April has organized several successful blood drives and fundraising campaigns for the Red Cross totaling over $20,000. As a board member, she has also helped plan the Triangle Red Cross Annual Ball. Smith Debnam is a proud supporter of April and her leadership and dedication to the Red Cross.
This document provides an orientation for new Girl Scout troop and group volunteers. It covers:
1) An introduction to Girl Scouting, including the mission, promise, and law.
2) An overview of volunteer roles at both the troop and service unit level, including responsibilities like planning meetings and managing finances.
3) Guidelines for troop management and safety, including information on troop size standards, safety procedures, and financial policies.
OurCamden; for Community Organisation PartnersGraham Gardiner
OurCamden is a new social enterprise, providing a membership primarily -although not exclusively- for those over 50 who Live. Work. Play in Camden.
Our goal is to work closely with other organisations in the Community Sector. These slides outline how.
Female athletes are paid significantly less than their male counterparts despite doing similar work. This is partly because women's professional sports receive much less broadcast coverage and media attention. The article argues that low salaries and lack of coverage form a cycle, since fewer viewers means less demand and sponsorship for women's leagues. It calls for investing more in broadcasting and promoting women's sports to increase fan bases and revenues, which could then support equal pay.
Presentation on marketing & communications makeovers given by Layla Masri, Chris Durso and Elizabeth Engel at the ASAE Marketing, Membership & Communications Conference, May 23, 2012
Presentation by Elizabeth Engel and Laura Feldman for the 2012 Bridge Conference.
Say NO to financial support?! In association fundraising, sometimes saying no to corporate funders is as important as saying yes to new revenue. But knowing how to determine when to say No is difficult when a company is offering your organization money, free stuff or both. Expert association fundraisers from the Children's Hospitals Association will share their guidelines, processes, and criteria for vetting corporate suitors to help you get to the happily ever after of corporate partnerships.
Member Relations: An Association-Centric Approach to Customer Relationship Ma...Elizabeth Engel
The document outlines Elizabeth Weaver Engel's presentation at the CESSE Annual Meeting 2013 on member relations and customer relationship management. The presentation covers the CRM mindset, opportunities around big data, and how marketing, communications, and IT departments can collaborate effectively. It encourages associations to think about how to develop a more sales-focused culture and how collecting and using member data can help answer strategic questions.
Slides from a presentation at the 2014 California Society of Association Executives ELEVATE conference showing associations free and low-cost ways to market membership effectively.
Walking the Walk of Deep Volunteer EngagementElizabeth Engel
Presentation on new models of volunteering given by Peggy Hoffman (Mariner Management), Eric Lanke (National Fluid Power Association), and Elizabeth Weaver Engel (Spark Consulting) at ASAE's 2013 Marketing, Membership, and Communications Conference.
Bridging the Gap: Using Social Media Effectively to Connect with Your MembersElizabeth Engel
Slides from panel presentation on social media at the 2012 Joint Commission on Sports Medicine and Science annual meeting. Panelists included Dave Ellis (CPSDA), David Saddler (NATA), Sarah Bild (Gatorade), and Elizabeth Engel (CHA) as moderator
Membership Marketing On A Shoestring BudgetMegan Denhardt
It’s easy to develop a high-impact marketing campaign when you have millions of dollars to invest. But what if you lack the budget to compete with the big dogs – or even the big dog associations? Are you out of luck? Consigned to obscurity? Absolutely not! Join your fellow small staff association executives to share the techniques, tips and tricks that will help you stretch every marketing penny to its most productive limit.
Elizabeth Engel, CAE, Director of Marketing & Sponsorship, National Association of Children's Hospitals & Related Institutions
Kathleen Wilson, CAE, executive director, National Association of Trial Lawyer Executives
The document provides an overview of the West Des Moines Chamber of Commerce, including its history, membership numbers, organizational structure, committees, and networking and sponsorship opportunities. Specifically, it notes that the Chamber was established in 1924 and became independent again in 2006, now has over 600 members, and offers various events and committees for members to get involved in and benefit their businesses.
The document provides information about the 2013 Board of Directors for the AFP MA Chapter, including the executive committee members and their roles. It also includes a schedule for the 2013 AFP MA Conference on Philanthropy, which is the 30th annual conference organized by the chapter. The schedule provides details on session topics, times, and locations for the day-long event on October 17, 2013. Session topics include annual funds, capital campaigns, communications and marketing, and more. A keynote address will be given by Adrian Sargeant on "Building Donor Loyalty: Can We Do Better?".
This document discusses the importance of nonprofits and philanthropy. It provides statistics on the size and scope of the nonprofit sector in the US and Ohio. The nonprofit sector accounts for over $1.4 trillion in revenue and $2.6 trillion in assets in the US. There are personal and professional benefits to getting involved with nonprofits through board service, including networking opportunities, career development, and fulfillment. The document offers tips for choosing the right board and maximizing one's board experience through workplace and personal strategies.
The summary provides an overview of the MSU PRSSA general meeting:
- The meeting included presentations from professionals on networking and building professional connections.
- Upcoming volunteer opportunities and fundraising events were announced, including involvement in Homecoming and Oktoberfest.
- The PR Apprentice team was announced and members were encouraged to contribute ideas to help reach out to potential foster parents.
- Opportunities were provided for members to get published in the chapter's magazine and volunteer with the Red Cross.
- Applications were made available for interviews with a leading PR agency in October.
The document provides tips for effectively presenting funding proposals to potential donors. It emphasizes showing passion for your organization's mission through stories and body language. A successful example is described where an elevator speech and 15-minute presentation secured $30,000 in startup funding. Key recommendations include keeping messages simple, organized, and focused on why the donor should care about your cause.
This document summarizes key points from a fundraising workshop for nonprofit CEOs. It discusses:
1) The strategic role of fundraising in generating funds, demonstrating support, and ensuring sustainability. Fundraising is crucial at different stages of organizational development.
2) The main sources of philanthropic funds which come from institutions and individuals globally. Individual giving makes up the majority.
3) Why donors give, which includes believing in the cause, making a difference, spiritual fulfillment, and appreciation for being recognized. When donors don't feel appreciated or informed, attrition increases over time.
Sports clubs, at all levels need to be better run and more welcoming if they are to survive and indeed grow. This presentation is from Sports Marketing Network's workshop on how to make your sports clubs vibrant, visible and viable. 2,000 clubs across Britain have particpated in one these workshops
Effective Fundraising Emails and Letters webinarFirstGiving
Social media and slick brochures will only get you so far. At the end of the day, the message is the message, and the better yours is, the more your organization can raise. Whether your letters are paper or electronic, there are some things you can do to make them better. Join Firstgiving's marketing expert, David Karp, for this informative hour.
Taking Care Of Our Volunteers PresentationEmma Thompson
This document summarizes a meeting about taking care of volunteers. It includes an agenda, list of speakers and attendees, and summaries of presentations on volunteer recruitment, retention, appreciation, diversity, vulnerable volunteers, and corporate volunteering. Key points included using various methods to recruit and retain volunteers, such as timely responses, training, and showing appreciation through food, events, and verbal thanks. Presenters also discussed the impact of demographics on volunteering and strategies for engaging vulnerable or corporate volunteers.
The document summarizes an upcoming leadership development event called Chick-Fil-A Leadercast 2011 that will be hosted in Irving, Texas on May 6, 2011. The event will feature notable speakers on leadership and will be broadcast live from Atlanta to over 500 host sites. The goals of the event are to develop leaders at all levels, provide a low-cost leadership opportunity, and raise funds for an Irving High School leadership scholarship. Express Employment Professionals of Irving will host the local event to promote leadership development in the community.
Tabor 100 August 2017 Newsletter Featuring:
2017 Tabor 100 Crystal Eagle Awardees to be honored at the 18th Annual Captains of Industry Gala
General Election Update by Henry Yates, Tabor 100 Public Affairs Chair
July General Meeting Photos courtesy of Flyright Photography
Six (6) hour leadership development live simulcast featuring 10 well known management authors, speakers and CEOs - Hosted by Express Employment Professionals in Irving, TX, 5/7/2010.
The document provides an overview of the agenda and activities for a new member orientation for the Junior League of Oakland-East Bay. It includes introductions from leadership, a history of the organization, an overview of new member responsibilities and opportunities for involvement, as well as resources for new members.
With a combined 50 years’ of fundraising experience, Scott and Leah have learned (and failed at) a few things along the way. From leadership issues, through lack of stewardship, to not having a plan, we walk through the 8 sure-fire ways to make sure your fundraising program fails.
From both the practitioner and consulting side, we’ve seen organizations make these mistakes over and over and over again. We share real examples of what we’ve seen go wrong and the impact it’s had, as well as examples of organizations that are doing things right.
Presented at AFP Congress, November 2018
The document summarizes 20 fundraising lessons that Alyce Lee Stansbury has learned over her 20 years as a certified fundraising executive. Some of the key lessons include having passion for your mission, giving first before asking others, building relationships with volunteers and donors, asking for specific donation amounts, dedicating yourself to high ethical standards, and staying connected to the mission. The overall goal is to provide strategies for maximizing fundraising success through focusing on cultivating strong relationships and inspiring donors.
This document describes the Oscar Night BIZ Bowl 2014 fundraiser event to benefit Junior Achievement programs for K-12 students in Upstate South Carolina. Junior Achievement provides programs to teach students financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship. The BIZ Bowl event involves teams from businesses and organizations competing in bowling while raising money. Funds raised will support Junior Achievement materials and programs for local classrooms. The document provides information on participating in BIZ Bowl by forming a team and fundraising through ticket sales, donations, and online fundraising.
The document discusses potential fundraising plans for Patterson School. It suggests hiring a Director of Land & Farm Entrepreneurship and a Director of Outreach on a contracted basis over the next three years to implement fundraising efforts and manage land, farm, and educational programs. A five-member Fundraising Committee made up of Board members would lead fundraising and strategic planning. Specific friendraising events are proposed to cultivate potential donors. Developing a five-year strategic plan and budget at a Board retreat is also recommended once a permaculture land design is complete. The goal is to raise funds for land/farm projects, create fundraising proposals, and support contracted positions to further Patterson School's mission.
Presentation on marketing private online communities given by Elizabeth Engel, Kristina Twigg, and Lauren Wolfe at the December 2012 Higher Logic users group meeting.
The document discusses how attention does not scale in the age of information abundance. It notes that there are now 250 billion pieces of online content created each day, far more than any individual can pay attention to. As a result, information overload has become a major problem. The document suggests that content curation, where information is organized and filtered by curators, can help address this issue by selecting and highlighting the most important information for audiences. It argues that both individuals and organizations will need to take on curator roles to help refine online experiences and combat distraction in the digital era.
What Snow White Can Teach Us About Risk ManagementElizabeth Engel
Presentation given by Leslie White (Croydon Consulting) and Elizabeth Engel (Children's Hospital Association) June 7, 2012 at ASAE's Finance, HR & Business Operations Conference
What the Tech Is Going on with Your Online CommunicationsElizabeth Engel
Slides from a presentation given by Andrew Hanelly, Polly Karpowicz, Maggie McGary and Elizabeth Weaver Engel at the ASAE Technology Conference, December 2011
Presentation given by Nicole Kukowski (Global Giving) and Elizabeth Weaver Engel (National Association of Children's Hospitals and Related Institutions) for the Association Foundation Group's 2011 National Conference.
Presentation from ASAE's 2010 Annual Meeting by Layla Masri, Lynn Morton, and Elizabeth Weaver Engel, CAE on member engagement and integrated communications.
Barter with complementary organizations to exchange member lists, ads, and promotions. Create personalized HTML emails using simple email tools to market to members without expensive subscription services. Rely on passionate members and volunteers to spread the word about exciting organization activities through word-of-mouth. Provide excellent customer service at all levels to retain existing members, which is more important and lower cost than recruiting new members.
Same Song, Different Verse: New Tools to Help Accelerate Your FundraisingElizabeth Engel
1. While traditional fundraising methods like direct mail are still effective, online fundraising is growing rapidly and expected to continue growing in importance.
2. Online donations now account for 11% of fundraising revenue and have grown 39% in recent years, while offline donations have decreased slightly.
3. New tools like social media, online networks, and data analytics can help non-profits engage donors online, especially younger donors who are more active in social networks.
Web and eMarketing Presentation - DMAW Association Day 2009Elizabeth Engel
Presentation on online marketing given by Caroline Fuchs, CAE of SmithBucklin and Elizabeth Weaver Engel, CAE of the National Association of Children's Hospitals and Related Institutions (NACHRI) at the 2009 DMAW Association Day.
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This presentation provides a thorough examination of Over-the-Top (OTT) platforms, focusing on their development and substantial influence on the entertainment industry, with a particular emphasis on the Indian market.We begin with an introduction to OTT platforms, defining them as streaming services that deliver content directly over the internet, bypassing traditional broadcast channels. These platforms offer a variety of content, including movies, TV shows, and original productions, allowing users to access content on-demand across multiple devices.The historical context covers the early days of streaming, starting with Netflix's inception in 1997 as a DVD rental service and its transition to streaming in 2007. The presentation also highlights India's television journey, from the launch of Doordarshan in 1959 to the introduction of Direct-to-Home (DTH) satellite television in 2000, which expanded viewing choices and set the stage for the rise of OTT platforms like Big Flix, Ditto TV, Sony LIV, Hotstar, and Netflix. The business models of OTT platforms are explored in detail. Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) models, exemplified by Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, offer unlimited content access for a monthly fee. Transactional Video on Demand (TVOD) models, like iTunes and Sky Box Office, allow users to pay for individual pieces of content. Advertising-Based Video on Demand (AVOD) models, such as YouTube and Facebook Watch, provide free content supported by advertisements. Hybrid models combine elements of SVOD and AVOD, offering flexibility to cater to diverse audience preferences.
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The impact of OTT platforms on the Bollywood film industry is significant. The competition for viewers has led to a decrease in cinema ticket sales, affecting the revenue of Bollywood films that traditionally rely on theatrical releases. Additionally, OTT platforms now pay less for film rights due to the uncertain success of films in cinemas.
Looking ahead, the future of OTT in India appears promising. The market is expected to grow by 20% annually, reaching a value of ₹1200 billion by the end of the decade. The increasing availability of affordable smartphones and internet access will drive this growth, making OTT platforms a primary source of entertainment for many viewers.
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27. Contact Information Elizabeth Weaver Engel, MA, CAE Director of Marketing & Sponsorship NACHRI [email_address] 703.797.6041 Kathleen Wilson, CAE Executive Director NATLE [email_address] 850.668.6905 SEE YOU NEXT YEAR! Annual Meeting & Expo August 21 - 24, 2010 Los Angeles, CA
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