Campaign Counsel has chosen Arreva as a strategic partner, joining the Arreva Partner Program to offer ExceedFurther—the only fully integrated and automated, all-in-one solution for online fundraising, donor relationship management database, healthcare hospitality, and auction software with one unified database.
Our firm takes a transparent, collaborative approach to capital campaign feasibility studies. We do not conduct confidential interviews. Instead, every insight we gather is shared with the organization. Our goal is to deepen the nonprofit’s understanding of its donor landscape, case messaging, and campaign readiness, not to hold data behind a curtain.
Capital campaign fundraising is more than just asking for money, it’s about understanding people. At its core, successful fundraising blends the science of strategy with the art of human connection. Whether you're preparing for a major gift solicitation or building long-term donor relationships, knowing why people give and how to inspire them is essential.
Offering capital campaign naming opportunities is not as simple as putting someone’s name on a wall. It requires careful strategy, clear policies, and sensitive communication. Here’s what nonprofit leaders need to know to offer naming opportunities with both professionalism and impact.
Capital campaign consultants provide the expertise, structure, and accountability needed to navigate complex fundraising efforts. But hiring a consultant isn’t a shortcut – it’s a partnership. To get the most value from the relationship, nonprofit leaders need a clear understanding of what consultants actually do, how they can help, and what it takes to work together successfully.
Is now the right time to launch a capital campaign? The truth is, there’s rarely a perfect moment. But the right vision, one that’s clearly articulated, deeply rooted in mission, and backed by community support, can spark transformative giving at any time. Two essential tools can help clarify your vision and test your readiness: the Needs Assessment and the Campaign Planning Study.
