FUNDRAISING
What is Fundraising?
Types of charity activities
A bit of history
Why? Reasons for fundraising
Reason # 2
Reason # 3
Reason # 4
Reason # 5
Reason # 6
Reason # 7
Reason # 8
Why? Reasons for fundraising
Types of contributions
Fundraising rules
Mistake # 1
Mistake # 2
Mistake # 3
Mistake # 4
How does it work?
Contacting Contributors
Contacting Contributors
Durex
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Fundraising

1. FUNDRAISING

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2. What is Fundraising?

- collecting or raising money of
individuals or organizations for a
particular social reason
• Education support
• Cultural life support
• Fight against poverty/ illiteracy/
diseases

3. Types of charity activities

• Funds
• Sponsorship
• Philanthropy

4. A bit of history

• Benjamin Franklin – charity institution,
University of Pennsylvania
• Henry Ford – University of Chicago,
Museum of Modern Arts
• Ted Turner – 1 billion to UN (1998)

5. Why? Reasons for fundraising

• To form or
maintain the
image

6. Reason # 2

• Social
recognition

7. Reason # 3

• Financial (for the sake of
advertising)

8. Reason # 4

• Economical (to reduce taxes)

9. Reason # 5

• To improve life

10. Reason # 6

• Out of particular interest

11. Reason # 7

• Under pressure

12. Reason # 8

• Personal experience

13. Why? Reasons for fundraising


To form or maintain the image
Recognition
Financial reasons
Economical reasons
To improve life
Out of particular interest
Under pressure
Personal experience

14. Types of contributions


Unrestricted
Restricted
Matching
For membership

15. Fundraising rules

• For convincing purposes
(believable, achievable, positive,
important)
• Project easy to understand
• Famous fundraisers
• Highly competent leaders
• Urgent purposes
• Measurable results

16. Mistake # 1

Fundraising is begging

17. Mistake # 2

If there is a good reason, there
will be a lot of contributions

18. Mistake # 3

If everybody makes a small contribution
we will raise the necessary sum

19. Mistake # 4

Funds spend too much on salaries and
other expenses

20. How does it work?


Problem recognition
Formulation of purposes
Dividing into segments/ groups
Choosing your target group
Planning for each segment
Execution
Evaluation

21. Contacting Contributors

CULTIVATION
Person to person
Person to group
Phone
Letters

22. Contacting Contributors


The Internet
Mobile phones
Advertising
TV

23. Durex

24. Canon

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