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Campaign Counsel | Capital Campaign Leadership
The Perfect Capital Campaign Metaphor
Feb 12

Feb 12 The Perfect Capital Campaign Metaphor

Kevin Wallace
Campaign Consultants, Campaign Management, Leadership

We’ve discovered the perfect metaphor for a capital campaign. Ready for it? Rowing a boat on a windy day through rough water. Read on.

Learn Three Things From America's Favorite Charities
Nov 28

Nov 28 Learn Three Things From America's Favorite Charities

Kevin Wallace
Donors, Campaign Communications

People cited three main factors for choosing their favorite charity: results, trust and personal connection. A whopping 82% of donors named one of these as the single biggest factor in selecting a favorite charity. These are the things people care about.

Capital Campaign Case for Support Simplified
Sep 10

Sep 10 Capital Campaign Case for Support Simplified

Kevin Wallace
Case for Support, Pre-Campaign Planning, Feasibility Study

A capital campaign Case for Support is a document that outlines the needs and benefits of a nonprofit’s capital request. The very best Cases for Support weave together the image of the nonprofit, its role in the community, and how fulfilling that role benefits its users and the community.

Motivation: How Wikipedia beat Microsoft
Jul 26

Jul 26 Motivation: How Wikipedia beat Microsoft

Kevin Wallace
Volunteers

What motivates people who are doing complex cognitive tasks? The volunteers at Wikipedia out-performed the staff at Microsoft working at their own pace on something that they loved for the purpose of helping others. Now let’s apply that to volunteers.

Sad Versus Happy Messaging: Which Works Best?
Jun 16

Jun 16 Sad Versus Happy Messaging: Which Works Best?

Kevin Wallace
Campaign Communications

In fundraising materials, negative framing using sad images may be better suited to recruiting new donors, while positive framing might work better in building relationships with existing donors. Read more about sad vs. happy messaging.

The Golden Rule: Those With The Gold Make The Rules
Jun 1

Jun 1 The Golden Rule: Those With The Gold Make The Rules

Kevin Wallace
Donors, Campaign Management

How can you handle gifts with less-than-altruistic demands?

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