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Midterm exam
Cour 1 : Canadian Philanthropy
- People give...
- All giving is individual
- To People...
- Donors make investments to people they trust and based on the relationship with the askes
- To Help People..
- Institutions don't have need people do. Donors make investments
- Nurturing relationships
- Donors
- Volunteers
- Institutional Staff
- Benefeciaries/ Stakeholders
- Community
- Types of fundraising
- Special Events
- Groups, guilds and support organisations
- Membership/ Associations
- Donor Pyramid
- Estate or planned giving
- Important donations
- Bequest (will)
- Planned gifts
- Major giving
- Donor Growth
- Corporations/Foundations
- Annual Giving
- Donor contact
- Modest amount
- Estate or planned giving
- Split Receipting
- At least 25% of the Fair market Value
- People give...
Cour 2: Communicating the Case for Support
- Mission
- Reasons of being of the organism
- Statement of values
- The Question ''WHY?''
- Goals
- The Question ''What?''
- How to reach it in the future?
- Objectives
- The Question ''How?''
- Realistic and achievable
- with precise numbers
- Power of narrative
- The tipping point
- Point de basculement psychologique
- The law of the few
- Maven
- Salesman
- The tipping point
- Power of context
- Most people underestimate the power of context in judging others behaviors
- Having boundaries and not able to pass more information after a certain limit
- The ''Stickiness factor''
- Simplicity
- Unexpectedness
- Concreteness
- Credibility
- Emotions
- Stories
- The story Triad
- Sparking action: encourage ppl to change
- Communicating who you are: Get ppl to trust you
- Branding: Brand promise
- Transmitting values: Explain values of the brand
- Fostering collaboration: Based on a group concern and goals
- Taming the grapevine: Calm a rumor
- Sharing knowledge: problem solving knowledge
- Leading ppl into the future: explain a future concern and vision
- PEOPLE-TENSION-RESOLUTION
- Positionning: Branding
- Getting the prospect to see you as the only reasonable solution
- Branding= Gets their heart
- Positionning Statement
- What makes your brand unique
- Support: contribution to the brand awareness
- What is your promise
- Brand character: qualities that characterize the brand
- Mission
Cour 3 et 4 : Motivating donors to support the cause
- Motivation
- Imbalance between the current and desired state
- Levels of Donors involvement
- Level 1: Board/ management/ Major donors
- Level 2: Volunteers / Staff/ General donors
- Level 3: General population
- Level 4: Former donors/ Family/ Past clients
- Rule of thumb : L-A-I
- Linkage
- Ability
- Interest
- The 7 faces of philanthropy
- Dynast
- Devout
- Socialite
- Communitarian
- Business contacts
- Altruist
- Investor
- Repayers
- Was constituent first
- Case for support
- How funding needs are identified
- How funding needs are presented
- Elements of a fundraising plan
- Who are the prospects ?
- What is their relationship with the cause ?
- Who are the prospects ?
- Motivation
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- Fundraising midterm exam and study mind map Classes 1 to 6
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