Successful Capital Appeals: A Practical Approach

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Duration: 1 day
Book Included: Capital Campaigns (1st Edition)

Aims

To provide charities with the skills and tools to run a successful capital appeal, drawing on models and techniques used effectively in capital campaigns throughout the UK and the US.

For

CEO’s, senior managers, fundraisers and trustees—anyone charged with decision-making, planning and implementation responsibilities for a capital appeal.

Learning Outcomes

- Identify the ‘nuts and bolts’ of planning and managing a capital appeal
- Understand how to avoid common strategic and fundraising mistakes and lay the foundation for a successful future

Content

- How to test whether and when a charity is ready for a capital appeal
- The dangers and pitfalls, and how to avoid them
- Establishing feasible goals and assessing fundraising capacity
- Building organisational leadership
- Finding the donors: donor and prospect development
- How to preserve operating revenue during a capital appeal
- Donor stewardship
- Campaign management and oversight


Venues and Dates

London

Charity Centre, Directory of Social Change, 24 Stephenson Way, London NW1 2DP

  • 09 September 10 

Fees

Band A £215.00

Band B £295.00

Band C £380.00

[Price Bands]

Band A: Voluntary and community organisations with a turnover of between £100,000 and £500,000.

Band B: Voluntary and community organisations with a turnover of over £500,000.

Band C: Statutory and commercial organisations.


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