TITLE : Complex issues affecting major gifts solicitations
CITY : New York , NY
DATE : Thursday, June 04, 2009
TIME : 11:15 AM - 12:30 PM
PRICE : $ 75.00
Complex issues affecting major gifts solicitations
 

Tackling the most challenging aspects of major donor solicitation is possible when you have the skills. In this session, we'll help you steer through advanced aspects of major donor solicitation - from composing a compelling case statement to working with an advisory group to approach high-value donors. Topics to be covered will include:

- Putting together a major gifts advisory group
- Compiling a major gifts case statement
- Overcoming some of the more common challenges in major gifts solicitations
- Benchmarking, goal setting and managing multiple priorities in a major gifts program

Put the final pieces of your major donor program in place by attending this informative session.
Speakers for this session:

Scott Santarella
COO
Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation/Consortium

Scott oversees daily operations, strategic business planning, fundraising, research spending, programming, and public awareness efforts. Under Scott’s leadership the MMRF has seen its annual revenue grow 246%, while maintaining administrative and fundraising expenses at a combined 5%; been recognized as an A+ charity by American Institute of Philanthropy – the only cancer organization which such distinction; and the MMRF has received a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator for six consecutive years. Scott`s career spans the spectrum of the non-profit industry with national fundraising for the March of Dimes, international marketing and communication for the Knights of Columbus, and philanthropic grant-making for the Educational Foundation of America. A philanthropic career that spans two decades, Scott has raised more than $200 million. Scott has an Executive Leadership Certification from Harvard Business School and graduated cum laude from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst with a BA in Journalism.

Jonathan Spinner
Dr.
Real Fundraising

Jonathan has been involved in the not-for-profit world for 35 years in executive and fundraising positions with small agencies and national and international organizations. He has managed capital and endowment campaigns from the micro to the monster in the United States and Canada, and has personally raised millions of dollars in face-to-face solicitation. Now President of Real Fundraising, he trains campaign solicitors in a unique style that maximizes personal interaction with the donor. Jonathan is a board member of Connecticut AFP and a member of the Leave a Legacy Committee of the Planned Giving Group of CT. He chaired the 2008 Connecticut Philanthropy Day Conference. Jonathan received his PhD in English Literature from Michigan State University and is a graduate of City College of New York.

 

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