Excitement Builds at North Georgia College and State University
A meeting like this is a lot of fun for me. What you see here is an idea we’ve had in behalf of our client now coming to life on their campus, for their university president. This image signifies an electrifying moment for our client, too. It’s a time when planning comes to an end; when it is replaced by the reality that there soon will be an actual “destination” for honoring philanthropy on campus, right here. Continue reading »
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Interactive story-telling, lifetime and planned giving programs!
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The Benefits of Donor Recognition Program Planning
At last week’s GEAC Conference (Georgia Education Advancement Council), we presented this information as a vital part of our case study of donor recognition standards and guidelines now in use at Columbus State University in Columbus GA. Continue reading »
Case Study Reveals a Commitment to Stewardship at Columbus State University
Dr. Kayron Laska, VP of Institutional Advancement at CSU, partnered with us today in our presentation at the annual Georgia Education Advancement Council conference in St. Simons, Island, GA. Her commitment to upholding their Recognition Program Standards and Guidelines as a process to be followed set a terrific example for those in attendance. Her understanding that thanking is perhaps the most powerful stewardship and cultivation tool at her bidding was palpable. Continue reading »
Filed under Best Practices for Donor Recognition, Donor Communications, Non-category, Philanthropy, Robin E. Williams, Stewardship, Think Before You Thank | Tags: donor cultivation, Donor Recognition, Naming Opportunities, Philanthropy, Stewardship, Trends in Fundraising | Comments OffA Call for Truly Successful Online Donor Recognition
Fundraising organizations are actively seeking effective means for communicating with donors through online tools. More importantly, donors expect the most efficient and timely means of communication. Web-based technologies have the potential to create a new paradigm where donors co-create an engaging online experience that strengthens existing donor relationships and facilitates greater giving. Continue reading »
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