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The document provides information about transformational giving and upcoming fundraising training events. It defines transformational giving as a collaboration between the giver and God where the giver offers their assets as directed by God. The document also discusses different types of giving and includes principles of transformational giving focused on God's faithfulness and abundance. It cites two bible verses related to giving and sharing.
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This document provides an overview of topics to be covered in a mini-MBA course for leading non-profits smarter. It will discuss starting with the why and purpose of an organization, different non-profit models and structures, key performance indicators to measure impact, fundraising strategies and techniques, cash flow management, use of technology and databases, and building an effective team. The document includes examples and templates for setting goals and metrics, dashboard reports, and considerations for whether a separate non-profit is needed from a church ministry.
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Illya Jackson is a licensed marriage and family therapist and Christian counselor with over 10,000 hours of counseling experience through ministry work and 500 hours through formal training. She has 18 years experience counseling parishioners at a local church and provides counseling and mentorship through a nonprofit she founded serving 20-30 people per month. Her background also includes various roles in banking and financial institutions.
SXSW 2015 Panel Picker teaser deck: Selling with the Enemy
This document discusses alternative funding strategies for non-profits, including cause marketing partnerships with corporations. It suggests that non-profits should move beyond traditional corporate philanthropy to promote their cause through the commercial activities of corporate partners. By aligning their mission with a corporation's marketing needs, non-profits can create "win-win" partnerships that benefit both organizations. The document also provides tips for evaluating potential corporate partners based on mission alignment, impact potential, and level of opposition to the non-profit's issue. It uses the example of Marathon Kids to illustrate these points.
SXSW 15 - 'selling with the enemy' teaser deck
The document discusses alternative funding strategies for non-profits, including cause marketing partnerships with corporations. It suggests that non-profits should seek partnerships that promote their cause through the normal business operations of corporations rather than just corporate philanthropy programs. Effective partnerships require aligning the non-profit's mission with how the corporation can sell products or services, going beyond just logo placement. Non-profits should evaluate potential partners across their entire ecosystem and not be afraid to partner with companies that may be on the opposing side of an issue.
SXSW 2015 Panel Picker teaser deck: Selling with the Enemy
This document discusses alternative funding strategies for non-profits, including cause marketing partnerships with corporations. It suggests that non-profits should move beyond traditional corporate philanthropy to find win-win partnerships that promote the non-profit's mission and help the corporation's sales. Effective partnerships are defined as going beyond simple logo placement to engage customers and employees. When evaluating partners, non-profits should consider mission alignment, potential impact, and opportunities even with companies that seem opposed to their issue. The document uses Marathon Kids as an example and examines potential local business partners.
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The document summarizes information about the Christ the Servant Lutheran Church Mission Endowment Fund, which was established in 2005 to fund mission work locally and globally beyond regular church offerings. The fund will provide ongoing income to expand the church's outreach. Donations can be made during life or via estate and will be used for programs like hunger relief. Funds will be distributed once $25,000 is reached and donors will be recognized in an annual report.
Blueprint for Marketing Communications at Charis Worship Center Ministries
This document provides a blueprint for Charis Worship Center Ministries' marketing communications strategies from 2013-2018. It includes goals, branding elements, and sample strategies. The community outreach section recommends connecting with local schools and organizations to learn about community needs and establish relationships. Building engagement within the community is key to distinguishing Charis and inviting people to attend events and services.
Faculty Role In Donor Development
Basic overview of the impact individuals can have on an organization\'s overall donor development effort.
5 Phases to Take Any Ministry Initiative from Ideation to Implementation
An introduction to the 5 D's of OneHope's outcome-based ministry design - Discover, Design, Do, Document, and Dream.
Tips for Running Your First Fundraiser | Team Reed Foundation
Running your first fundraiser can be very intimidating once you jump in and make the commitment. With all the responsibility falling on your shoulders, it can be easy to get overwhelmed. There are details to keep track of to ensure you run a successful fundraiser. While some fundraisers and charity events differ from one another, there are a few best practices all should follow.
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This document promotes a certification program offered by the FinancialWealth Institute that aims to equip community and church leaders, business owners, and entrepreneurs. The program offers certification that can be completed in 1 to 5 months and teaches how to step out of traditional church roles and into the marketplace. It promises to help people achieve their goals and become financially free through an accredited curriculum, training, mentoring and the chance to start a high-paying coaching or consulting business. The FinancialWealth Institute is a division of the Kingdom Development Institute, which was founded in 1987 to develop the fastest curriculum for Christians to create financial and professional success through entrepreneurship.
Virginia Baptist Pastor's Conference MAR09 Sustainable Funding
The Virginia Baptist invited me to come speak to a group of their pastor's related to sustainable funding models for ministry in Spring 2009.
Extravagant Generosity by John Fair
This is from a clergy association presentation in the Petersburg, VA District of the United Methodist Church.
5 Keys For Church Financial Stewardship
Raising the funds to meet the mission and ministry needs of churches is becoming increasingly challenging. During this webinar we will look at some of the critical factors that make a church financially healthy and what tools you need to see where you are at and positive goals to aim for. We will discuss how to be good stewards of your church’s resources and explore some best practices for overseeing your finances. Through this Webinar you will learn how to:
* Principles of stewardship and how it impacts your church
* Implement a stewardship plan
* Demonstrate accountability for managing your funds
* Review financial reports to make strong financial choices
* Review and monitor giving trends within your congregation and membership
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Tips for Running Your First Fundraiser | Team Reed Foundation
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Virginia Baptist Pastor's Conference MAR09 Sustainable Funding
Virginia Baptist Pastor's Conference MAR09 Sustainable Funding
Raleigh T G 3 2010 With Charts
- 1. The Journey to TransformationRaleigh, North Carolina Dave Farquhar Mission Increase Foundation
- 5. Upcoming Training Events 2010 Grant Writing Transformational Databases Thanking and Receipting Donors Fundraising Banquets Giving Circles Board Governance Direct Mail Transformational Giving
- 6. Upcoming Training Events 2011 Partner Development Coach Your Champions/Making the Ask Develop Your Development Department Strategic Planning Marketing Your Ministry Fundraising Banquets Transformational Giving House Parties Lapsed Champions
- 8. TG Definition: Transformational giving is a collaboration between you and God in which He infuses your corporate and personal assets with His grace as you offer them in the way He asks to the people and purposes that He directs.
- 9. TG Principles Principle 1:Every act of giving is first and foremost a statement about the faithfulness of God. Principle 2: Transformational giving is based on the abundance and trustworthiness of God, not a theology of scarcity.
- 10. Types of Giving Subtractional Giving Transactional Giving Transformational Giving
- 11. Participation Architecture Your Text here Ownership Engagement Participation Project-oriented Deepening Commitment Spreading the Cause
- 12. Philippians 4:15 Moreover, as you Philippians know, in the early days of your acquaintance with the gospel, when I set out from Macedonia, not one church shared with me in the matter of giving and receiving, except you only. New International Version
- 13. Philippians 4:15 In the early days of the gospel, as you of Philippi well know, when I left Macedonia, no church other than yourselves made common account with me in the matter of expenditure and receipts. You were the only ones. New Jerusalem Bible. 1985
- 14. Bob’s Story I hate Fundraising Turning Ordinary Donors into Champions Doubled the “E”’s
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- Income Fundraising Events 2001 $6,662.00 $0.00 2002 $23,928.00 $7,481.00 2003 $114,005.00 $28,686.00 2004 $141,567.00 $48,568.00 2005 $157,616.00 $53,894.00 2006 $204,910.00 $75,248.00 2007 $273,813.00 $84,287.00 2008 $275,038.00 $108,814.00
- 86 Percent Report Economy is Having Negative Effect on Fundraising, Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University Study Finds Released: August 3, 2009http://www.philanthropy.iupui.edu/News/2009/08/pr-CharitableGivingClimateContinuesDecline.aspxCharitable Giving Climate Continues to Decline, Nonprofits SayWith the exception of Internet and email fundraising and direct mail, fundraisers are reporting that their success with most techniques (major gifts, planned giving, special events, foundations, telephone, and corporate gifts) is at or near its lowest levels since the study began.High Impact Philanthropy—Kay Sprinkel Grace, 1999Gifts of SizeThey TransformTrue InvestmentsImpact the OrganizationImpact the Community Based on Biblical ValuesFocus is on Donor Development/Donor discsipleshipFundraising focuses on funding my needs/ development and disciple ship focus on the needs of the donorResult is TransformationOf the donorYour ministry And those served
- Principle 1:Every act of giving is first and foremost a statement about the faithfulness of God. Principle 2: Transformational giving is based on the abundance and trustworthiness of God, not a theology of scarcity.
- The issue with donors is not just money—its transformation. God wants them to grow and is using your organization as a tool to enable donors to give, get involved and grow.