Inglis is a nonprofit organization located in Philadelphia, PA that provides various services and programs for people with disabilities. Their main programs include community support, care management, employment services, nursing home care, and technology programs. They host several fundraising events throughout the year including an annual golf outing and art show. Their largest sources of funding are residential service revenue and the sale of assets. They utilize their website, Facebook, and Twitter to promote their organization and share stories.

1. Inglis
(Philadelphia,
PA)
http://www.inglis.org/
Main
Programs:
Community
Support
Services
Care
Management
Employment
Services
Day
Program
Nursing
Home
Rehabilitation
Services
Community
Computing
Program
Social
Enrichment
Program
Adapted
Technology
Program
MS
Center
of
Excellence
Fundraising
Events:
Annual
Inglis
Golf
Outing
Past
major
sponsors:
Reliant
Senior
Care,
Airgas,
The
Addis
Group,
McKesson.
Last
year,
$11,700
net
income
“Awards
for
Continuing
Excellence”
Directors’
Roundtable
Provides
education,
networking,
and
opportunities
for
future
collaborations/partnerships.
Guest
speaker
to
speak
on
issues
of
public
transportation
for
people
with
disability
Art
Show
hosted
by
Bryn
Mawr
Presbyterian
Proceeds
from
artwork
go
to
artists
and
the
host
church.
Piano
recital
following
art
show
Annual
Keen
Games
Sponsored
by
Wells
Fargo.
Residents,
staff,
volunteers,
and
family
compete
in
games
like
slalom,
home
run
derby,
bowling,
golf,
chess,
Poker,
computer
games
and
Scrabble.
More
than
130
volunteers
in
2013,
100
in
2014
Funding
Sources
Residential
service
revenue:
68.7%
Sale
of
assets:
14.4%
PA
nursing
home
assessment:
8.4%
Investment
income:
4.3%
Gifts,
contributions,
non-­‐Government
grants:
2.3%
Other
program
services:
1.2%
Other
misc.
revenue:
.4%
Fundraising:
.3%
Major
corporate
donors:
Capital
One,
Hess
Foundation,
Reliant
Senior
Care,
All
4
Inc.,
Bayada
Home
HealthCare,
Bryn
Mawr
Trust,
Deloitte,
Code
Elevator,
Duane
Morris,
EHD
Insurance,
Flatiron
Building
Co,
Halfpenny
Management
Co,
Mobilex,
Omnicare
Pharmacy
Services,
ParenteBeard,
PDS,
Skanska,
US
Foods

2. Social
Media/Website
Ø Incredible
website,
very
organized,
clean,
continually
updated
Ø Very
light
Facebook
usage,
only
sporadic
posts
about
big
news
(5-­‐10
per
year)
Ø Previously
active
Twitter
account,
not
recently.
Full
of
articles
on
new
technology
for
people
with
disabilities
· “Meet
Nicole,
Program
Manager”
with
photo
· “#Inglis
is
renewing
relationships
with
friends
and
volunteer
alumni.
We’d
love
to
hear
from
you!
(link)”
· Throwback
Thursday
with
photos
of
Inglis
early
on
· Inspiring
quotes
from
consumers:
“If
it
can
be
done,
I
can
do
it!
This
attitude
has
taken
Dawn
far”
· Quick
facts
Notes
Ø “Inglis
Holiday
wish
list”:
like
sponsorships
· Technology,
sports
tickets
for
outings,
aquarium,
sky
panels,
materials
for
programs
Ø Over
$116.7
million
in
endowment
funds,
$18.3
million
investment
gain
last
year
Ø Impressive
branding
through
website,
social
media,
newsletter
Newsletter
has
high
quality
photos
and
clean
formatting

3. Bancroft
(NJ,
Southeast
PA,
and
DE)
www.bancroft.org
Main
Related
Programs:
Community
Employment
Community
Living
Bancroft
At
Home
(In-­‐Home
Respite)
Campus
Living
Senior
Residential
/
Day
Program
Post-­‐Secondary
Prep
/
Transition
Day
Programs
Fundraising
Events:
Annual
Golf
Outing
Major
sponsors:
George
E.
Warren
Corporation,
Sage
Refined
Products
Limited,
Dur-­‐A-­‐Flex,
Inc.,
The
Graham
Co.,
Macquarie,
Elizabeth
Moran,
Noble
Americas,
Stewart
Business
Systems,
Sunoco.
Raised
over
$146,000
in
2014
Annual
Butterfly
Ball
Sponsored
in
past
years
by
Stewart
Business
Systems
and
Costanza
Builders.
Raised
over
$450,000
in
2014
and
over
$450,000
in
2013.
Bike
for
Bancroft
25
and
50
mile
courses
as
well
as
shorter
ones
for
families/consumers/kids.
Over
$119,000
raised,
and
more
than
half
of
bikers
were
family
members
of
consumers.
More
than
60
volunteers.
Sponsored
by
Kuzina
by
Sofia,
Circus
Time
Amusements,
Philadelphia
Energy
Solutions,
Adler’s
Pharmacy,
and
the
Center
for
Family
Guidance.
Funding
Sources
Program
Revenue:
98.7%
Donations:
1.2%
Investments:
.004%
Of
all
donations,
40%
are
from
special
events,
39%
are
individual
support,
16%
is
corporate
or
organizational
support,
5%
is
other
Major
Donors:
Wicks
Chapin,
Inc.,
The
Lebensfeld
Foundation,
The
Marcon
Foundation,
W.B.
Mason,
Allerton
Foundation,
Stewart
Business
Systems,
TD
Charitable
Foundation,
The
Graham
Company,
Archer
&
Greiner,
BBR
Partners
LLC,
Holman
Automotive
Group
Inc.,
Laird
Norton
Company
LLC,
PricewaterhouseCoopers,
The
William
Rooke
Jr.
Memorial,
Autism
Speaks,
Comcast
Corporation
Social
Media
Ø Impressive
annual
report,
many
facts
and
figures
of
demographics
with
visuals
Ø Active
Facebook,
1,900+
likes,
engaged
with
Autism
Speaks
posts,
other
related
ID
Facebook
page
posts.
Similar
to
PEP’s
but
on
a
larger
scale
Ø Active
Twitter,
up
to
4
posts
per
day,
many
related
articles
and
interest
pieces.
2,300+
followers

4. Recommendations
Fundraising
Events:
Ø PEP
Games
–
bowling,
Scrabble,
home
run
derby,
relay
races
Ø Consumer
Art
Show
Ø Summer
Fun
Festival
–
possibly
in
a
park
with
animals
to
pet,
fire
trucks
to
check
out,
kite
flying,
ice
cream,
etc
Ø Volunteer
canning
events
for
community
visibility
and
donations
–
have
volunteers
collect
money
outside
supermarkets,
local
attractions,
Rita’s
on
a
hot
day,
etc.
Possible
partnership
with
a
local
business
Ø “Bike
for
PEP”
event
/
PEP
5k,
engage
consumers,
families,
Board
members,
any
high
profile
contacts
and
community
members
Social
Media:
Ø “For
Businesses”
tab
on
website
to
make
easier
access
for
CIE/Voc
employers
Ø Higher
quality
photos
on
website,
social
media.
More
individual
consumer
photos
Ø “Email
signup”
tab
directly
on
Facebook
Ø More
Twitter
activity
· Articles
on
new
technology
for
people
with
ID’s
· “Meet
Tiffany,
Program
Manager”
or
“Meet
Chris,
Service
Provider”
with
photo
· “#PEPServices
is
renewing
relationships
with
friends
and
volunteer
alumni.
We’d
love
to
hear
from
you!
(link)”
· Throwback
Thursday
with
old
photos
of
PEP
+
consumers
· Inspiring
quotes
from
consumers:
“If
it
can
be
done,
I
can
do
it!
This
attitude
has
taken
Dawn
far”
Ø #IWantToWork
campaign
Ø Publicity
of
political
figures’
support.
Photos
of
them
with
consumers
Ø Watch
Bancroft’s
Facebook
and
Twitter
activity
for
ideas/inspiration
Other:
Ø More
community
involvement
in
general
· Possible
events:
canned
food
drive,
toy
drive,
winter
jacket
drive,
networking
event
with
Board
members
and
big
name
contacts,
day
of
giving
back
to
PEP
(like
day
of
planting
in
the
garden)
Ø Model
marketing
campaign/strategies
after
Inglis’
website
and
branding
Ø Annual
Report
detailing
exact
#
of
people
served,
#
of
service
hours/days
per
program,
etc
· Replicate
Bancroft’s
annual
report
graphics:
· http://www.bancroft.org/wp-­‐content/uploads/2015/01/Annual-­‐report-­‐crop.pdf
Ø More
publicity
of
political
support
–
Kenyatta
Johnson
Ø Holiday/birthday
wish
list
(possibly
in
PEPTalk)–
sponsorship
items
for
donors
· Exercise
equipment,
furniture,
art
supplies,
musical
instruments