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Is Your Organization Prepared for Success Ted Blackburn Senior Vice President CCS June 21 2016 AFP Monterey Bay Summer Summit 2016 About CCS Established in 1947 Offices in San Francisco Southern California New York Baltimore Boston Chicago Seattle St Louis Dallas ID: 569970

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Capital Campaign Readiness:

Is Your Organization Prepared for Success?

Ted BlackburnSenior Vice President, CCSJune 21, 2016

AFP Monterey Bay Summer Summit 2016Slide2

About CCSEstablished in 1947

Offices in San Francisco, Southern California, New York, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Seattle, St. Louis, Dallas, Washington D.C., London, and DublinComprehensive fundraising consulting and campaign management firm$10B+ in financial goals for 250+ clients under management Deep cross-sector experience in education, healthcare,

arts and culture, human services, religion, advocacy, and moreProfessional staff of more than 275 executives and directors2Slide3

Select CCS Experience

3

Bay Area Discovery Museum

Sausalito, CACastilleja SchoolPalo Alto, CA

Common Sense Media,

San Francisco, CA

De La Salle High

School

, Concord, CA

Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula, CA

Diocese of San Jose

San Jose, CA

The Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation, Menlo Park, CAEpiscopal Diocese of CaliforniaSan Francisco, CAFair Trade USAOakland, CAHead-Royce SchoolOakland, CALick-Wilmerding High School San Francisco, CAMarin General Hospital Foundation, Greenbrae, CA Mother JonesSan Francisco, CAThe Presidio TrustSan Francisco, CASan Francisco Art InstituteSan Francisco, CASecond Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties, CAUC Hastings Collegeof the LawSan Francisco, CAUCSF Medical CenterSan Francisco, CAWashington Hospital Healthcare SystemFremont. CAYMCA San FranciscoSan Francisco, CASlide4

Why a Campaign?4Slide5

Essential Early Questions

5Slide6

Key Campaign Objectives

6Slide7

Core Campaign Elements

7Slide8

Campaign PlanningPlanning study

Setting a goalCase statementLeadership rolesCampaign organization

ProspectsCampaign planTimetableCampaign Budget8Slide9

Planning Study Strategies

9Slide10

Planning Study Outcomes

10Slide11

Planning Study Tactics

11Slide12

Setting a GoalRooted in need, but not need alone

Dependent on strong fundamentals:Case, Leadership, Prospects, PlanTested during planning study Must be attainableComprehensive or over and above?NOT solely dependent on one lead gift or handful of gift indicationsNOT a mathematic equation

ALWAYS use a table of gifts12Slide13

Case Statement The official story of the campaignCharacteristics: concise, compelling, urgent, and communicates impact

Rooted in strategic planningTypically includes the following elements:Mission and visionHistory of organizationWhere it is today and challenges that existWhere it wants to be in the future

Why it matters and how it can solve problems - IMPACTCost EstimatesBenefits and outcomesCall to action13Slide14

LeadershipIncludes internal (CEO, staff) and external (Board, Campaign Committees)

Responsible for success of campaignLeadership must:Be involved in the planning processFollow the planAdvocateMake significant giftsReview prospect lists

Open doorsSolicit othersHost receptions14Slide15

Leadership - Volunteer and Staff Roles

15Slide16

Campaign Organization & StructureSimple

Drive activity, not fill boxesCampaign Steering Committee or CabinetChair or Co-ChairsExecutive/staff leadershipBoard leadershipMonitor progress constantlyWeekly meetings with internal team

Regular Steering Committee meetings16Slide17

Consider This…17

8 to 12 members/donors

Assists

with prospect identification and engagementAssumes the assignment of prospects for immediate actionCultivates and solicits prospective donorsMeets monthly to report progress and activityCEOCDO

Campaign Co-ChairsCampaign Director

Manages day-to-day activity

of the

campaign

Maintains a focus on activity

Actively engages

prospectsSlide18

Prospects

18Slide19

Campaign Principles 19Slide20

More Planning Considerations

20Slide21

Campaign Plan

21

Explains overall campaign strategy and methodology

Builds confidence – demonstrates strategic thinking and organizationSlide22

Campaign Process22Slide23

Timetable

Momentum and urgency are critical!

23Slide24

Campaign Strategies vs. Conventional WisdomEverything is personal

Leadership givingBoard(s) phaseQuiet phaseGoing publicPublic phase

24Slide25

Activity is Essential – Measure it! 25Slide26

Campaign Budget

Many costs will be upfrontOperational costs of conducting the campaign during the active phase of fundraising Straightforward, direct expenses related to campaign activity

Often $0.05 to $0.10 cents on the dollar raisedBudget should include:Material designPrintingTransportation

Meeting costsCounsel and/or vendorsPostage Office space/supplies Pledge redemptionProspect screening Campaign budgets are different from the construction or program budgets26Slide27

Pitfalls to Avoid

27Slide28

Final Thoughts – Top 10 TipsCampaign

should reflect institutional strategic planningRecognize, consult, and include all insidersConsider a feasibility study to test the case and goal

Engage the Board in early collaborative stepsDetermine difference between campaign and annual pursuitsEmphasize transformational nature

Commence with donor identification and prospect qualification earlySet a realistic campaign timeline and goalFocus on big gifts and activityMove ahead only when you are assured that the campaign is the institution’s top priority 28Slide29

Comments and Discussion

29Slide30

Contact Information

Ted BlackburnSenior Vice PresidentCCStblackburn@ccsfundraising.com Office | 415.392.5395

Toll Free | 800.227.3834www.ccsfundraising.com https://www.linkedin.com/pub/theodore-blackburn/5/67a/551

https://twitter.com/CCSFundraisinghttps://www.facebook.com/ccsfundraising30