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NONPROFIT FUNDRAISING BASICS Nonprofits generally have the ability to secure up to 5 types of income or revenue. They include: Fees for Service, Social Enterprise/Earned Income, Individual Donors, Grants, and
You sponsor a series of 4 classes for free on the topic of financial education in April 2010. Here your organization spends $ in printing and promotion.
You sponsor this same series but you invite local businesses to invest as sponsors AND you charge participants $15.00 for the entire series or $5.00 per class. Here your organization
You gather a team to compile your own stories and worksheets in preparation of a Basic Financial Education Guidebook and sell it online for $ making you $$ in profit.
Nonprofit Fundraising Basics: Food From the Hood EARNED INCOME Hood, Christ Kitchen, Kitchen LA Spokane Youth EXAMPLE Women Empowerment
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Individual Donors. Much like Fees for Service, individual donors should comprise between 30 and 80% of your revenue. Middle income Americans give 85% of all American philanthropy. Make
Nonprofit Fundraising Basics: INDIVIDUAL DONOR Financial Financial Education - A EXAMPLE Education - B
You tell co-workers about your training series and ask each person to give something. You get $. You schedule an individual time to meet with co-workers after work and ask them to invest in the personal growth of neighbors who will then become more self-sufficient and need fewer social services and therefore reduce taxes. You get $$$!!
Grants. You regularly prepare and submit grant proposals. You derive 20 to 60% of your overall revenue from this source.
Education - B
You furiously search the internet researching possibly funders and write dozens of proposals netting you much exhaustion and a few $.
You strategically rate your programs and services for the best funder fit and then systematically prepare a highly competitive grant proposal getting you $$$!!
Government Earmarks.
You make a routine written request of members of your Legislative and/or Congressional delegation to slip a pet project into the state and/or federal budget. Especially useful for capital projects.
Financial Education - A You submit a project request to 1 legislator and then you recruit strong business and community leaders to lobby for your project request within the state/federal budget.
Financial Education - B You submit your top priority project with full support documentation, along with dozens letters of support to all members of your state and/or federal delegation and then invite key community leaders to join you in promoting
Your goal, our goal Is to build a CULTURE OF PHILANTROPY in all our communities and among all our residents and businesses
NONPROFIT FUNDRAISING BASICS Nonprofits generally have the ability to secure up to 5 types of income or revenue. They include:
Fees for Service, Social Enterprise/Earned Income, Individual Donors, Grants, Government Earmarks, Members, and
Donors = 3080%
Grants = 30-60% Earmarks = 1-5% Members = 10100%