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Building Authentic Donor Relationships 2017 The 7 Pillars Jeff Schreifels Senior Partner Objectives Understand the proper structure for major gifts Describe amp understand the 7Pillars of a successful major gift program ID: 553759

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How to Think About Major Gifts

Building Authentic Donor Relationships

2017

The 7 Pillars

Jeff Schreifels, Senior PartnerSlide2

Objectives

Understand the proper structure for major giftsDescribe & understand the 7-Pillars of a successful major gift program.

Be able to assess your nonprofit’s culture of philanthropy. Slide3

Problem-Donor RetentionSlide4

Problem-Donor Retention

Value Attrition Benchmarks of 33 National OrganizationsSlide5

Attrition:

Problem AND OpportunitySlide6

Donor RetentionSlide7

Do You Have the Right Structure?Slide8

What is All This About?Slide9

Seven Pillars of a Major Gift ProgramSlide10

Pillar 1: The Right Caseload

Caseload Pool

Donors that meet a predetermined metric

450

Qualified Caseload

Group of donors that want to relate

150

A

B

CSlide11

TieringCaseload

Donors

Pillar 1: The Right CaseloadSlide12

Tiering

Caseload

Donors

Pillar 1: The Right CaseloadSlide13

Pillar 2: Create GoalsSlide14

Pillar 3:

A Plan for Every Donor

At least one “touch” per month…Slide15

Pillar 3: A Plan for Every Donor

Donor Passions & Interests

Communication Preferences

$ Goals

Frequent “touches”Slide16

Pillar 3: A Plan for Every Donor

Moves

ManagementSlide17

Pillar 3: A Plan for Every Donor

Packaging Your Program

Project Support

Portfolio

A system for

packaging

programSlide18

Pillar 3: A Plan for Every Donor

Three Elements of an OfferSlide19

Pillar 4: Ask for Support

Know

your donor

Make

the AskSlide20

Pillar 4: Ask for Support

Common

Mistakes

in the

AskSlide21

Common mistakes about asking:

No match to donor passion and interest.

Relationship of trust not built.

Ask not put into the context of a larger vision.MGO is more interested in getting the money than fulfilling donor interests.Slide22

Common mistakes about asking:

Ask is too low.

MGO is not prepared to offer “terms” in payment of pledge.

Ask is packaged too intellectually and philosophically – void of emotion and passion.

MGO is not prepared to handle objectionsSlide23

Pillar 5: Thank DonorsSlide24

Pillar 6: Report Back

ImpactSlide25

Pillar 6: Report Back

You made me aware.

You asked me to help. Said it would make a difference.

I believed you. Gave what I could.

You told me my gift made a difference.

So I want to help again.

You didn’t tell me I made a difference…

so I gave somewhere else to make a difference.Slide26

Pillar 7: Love Accountability

Metrics are your friends.Slide27

Pillar 7: Love Accountability

New Money Can Cover a LossSlide28

Building a Culture of Philanthropy

Getting your head and heart right

Do you want to do this work?

Passionate about changing the world?

Passionate about mission?Do you believe change can happen?Slide29

Building a Culture of Philanthropy

Donors as mission

Donors in mission statement

You are the bridge

Impact over RatiosDo you ask?Slide30

Building a Culture of Philanthropy

Leadership’s Role

Passionate about Philanthropy?

Do they ask for support?Does the Executive team reach out to donors?

Does 100% of the board give?Slide31

Building a Culture of Philanthropy

StoryTelling

Is the story right?

Mission, Vision and Values displayed?Engagement Events?Slide32

Building a Culture of Philanthropy

Expressing the Need

Can you describe the need?Facts?

Causes of need?What would happen if the need wasn’t met?Slide33

6 Ways Non-Profits Fail

Program over People

Money vs. Relationship

Getting things done vs. Doing the Right things

Overhead over Impact

Focus on Power and Control vs. Effectiveness

Growth over GreatnessSlide34

Summary

Problem to overcome in your donor file

7 Pillars of Major Gifts

Building a Culture of Philanthropy

6 Reasons Non-Profits Fail

How to Think About Major GiftsSlide35

Major Gift Program

Resources

Seven Pillars of a Major Gift Program

Passionate Giving

Blog

“It’s Not JUST About the Money”

White Papers

available

Marketing

Impact Chart

Program

Support PortfolioSlide36

www.veritusgroup.com

www.major

giftacademy.com

267-254-2939

jschreifels@veritusgroup.com

Building Authentic Donor Relationships

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VeritusGroup.com/passionate-giving-blog