All in Pre-Campaign Planning
The capital campaign feasibility study is the process that prepares your organization for a capital campaign and should result in an executable campaign plan. It allows you to test your assumptions and prepare a solid plan before moving forward with a capital campaign. Stripped down to its basic elements, the study looks to define your image, case for support, leaders, donors and plan.
When should a nonprofit consider phasing construction? There are several scenarios in which phasing makes sense. Most of them circle around fundraising capacity and the need to raise and spend money in a way that is realistic for the unique organization.
The Nonprofit Leader’s Guide to Capital Campaigns is designed to help organizations and their leaders plan for and complete capital campaigns and understand how successful campaigns actually work. Download your copy today!
What is a capital campaign? It’s a separate, time-limited effort designed to raise a specific dollar amount for new construction or a major renovation. The numbers are big and the way you raise that money looks different from your annual fundraising. They succeed because a small number of people give at levels they've never given before. Here’s where to start.
To help you begin processing the basics of what’s required of an organization beginning to plan for a capital campaign, use the following scorecard to evaluate your readiness. Share it with staff and board members and compare your results. Use it to get the conversation started.
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