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• catalog abstract "A workbook detailing each step that must be taken to embark on a successful capital campaign. Breaks down the preparation stage into manageable parts, outlining in plain language such essentials as creating a campaign timetable, setting up the campaign committee, determining a campaign goal, and getting the organization ready for a fund raising drive. Includes a campaign skills checklist, strategies for estimating fundraising costs, a sample campaign budget, and a list of useful Web sites.".
• catalog contributor b11869426.
• catalog created "c2000.".
• catalog date "2000".
• catalog date "c2000.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c2000.".
• catalog description "A workbook detailing each step that must be taken to embark on a successful capital campaign. Breaks down the preparation stage into manageable parts, outlining in plain language such essentials as creating a campaign timetable, setting up the campaign committee, determining a campaign goal, and getting the organization ready for a fund raising drive. Includes a campaign skills checklist, strategies for estimating fundraising costs, a sample campaign budget, and a list of useful Web sites.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 129-131).".
• catalog description "Introduction: Why Take the Time to Prepare? -- 1. Understanding the Capital Campaign -- What Is a Capital Campaign? -- Forms of Capital Campaigns -- Examples of Capital Projects -- The Stages of a Campaign -- Do You Really Need a Capital Campaign? -- When Should Your Organization Undertake a Capital Campaign? -- What's in a Goal? -- Does Your Organization Cope Well with Risk? -- 2. Getting the Organization Ready -- Telling Your Story -- Putting Strong Volunteer Leadership in Place -- Evaluating Your Donor and Prospect Base -- Preparing Your Institutional Plan -- Getting Professional Support in Place -- Establishing Effective Communications Channels -- Establishing Visibility -- Paying for Building Your Organization's Capacity -- 3. Launching the Project -- Testing for Project Readiness -- Developing a Rationale for the Project -- Getting Buy-In and Commitment from Internal Constituencies -- Getting Ready for a Bricks-and-Mortar Project -- What Costs Will We Encounter and When? -- ".
• catalog description "Obtaining Up-Front Planning Costs -- Answering Important Questions -- Understanding the Role of In-Kind Donations -- 4. Conducting a Feasibility Study -- What Is a Feasibility Study? -- Do You Need a Study? -- What You Can Learn from a Study -- How to Get Ready for a Feasibility Study -- How to Time the Study -- How to Find the Right Consultant -- Cost of a Feasibility Study -- Risks of Not Undertaking a Study -- Alternatives to a Feasibility Study -- 5. Building the Campaign Framework -- Responding to the Results of the Feasibility Study -- Deciding Next Steps -- Setting a Campaign Goal -- Preparing the Case Statement -- Posing Questions to Leadership -- Using the Test to Prepare for Volunteer Training -- Thanking and Acknowledging Participants -- 6. Raising Early Funding -- Determine Early Funding Needs -- Option 1. Campaign for a Seed Fund -- Option 2. Build a Campaign Chest -- Option 3. Establish a Loan Fund -- Option 4. Establish a Combination Leadership Fund and Loan Fund -- ".
• catalog description "Option 5. Use Public Bond Funds or Tax-Exempt Financing -- Option 6. Use Private Bond Funds -- Option 7. Get Creative -- 7. Looking Ahead -- Top Ten Reasons Campaigns Fail -- Estimating the Costs of Fund Raising -- Sample Expenses for a Three-Year $3 Million Capital Campaign.".
• catalog extent "xix, 131 p. :".
• catalog identifier "0787952478 (acid-free paper)".
• catalog isPartOf "The excellence in fund raising workbook series".
• catalog issued "2000".
• catalog issued "c2000.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "San Francisco : Jossey-Bass,".
• catalog subject "658.15/224 21".
• catalog subject "Fund raising.".
• catalog subject "HG177 .B36 2000".
• catalog subject "Nonprofit organizations Finance.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: Why Take the Time to Prepare? -- 1. Understanding the Capital Campaign -- What Is a Capital Campaign? -- Forms of Capital Campaigns -- Examples of Capital Projects -- The Stages of a Campaign -- Do You Really Need a Capital Campaign? -- When Should Your Organization Undertake a Capital Campaign? -- What's in a Goal? -- Does Your Organization Cope Well with Risk? -- 2. Getting the Organization Ready -- Telling Your Story -- Putting Strong Volunteer Leadership in Place -- Evaluating Your Donor and Prospect Base -- Preparing Your Institutional Plan -- Getting Professional Support in Place -- Establishing Effective Communications Channels -- Establishing Visibility -- Paying for Building Your Organization's Capacity -- 3. Launching the Project -- Testing for Project Readiness -- Developing a Rationale for the Project -- Getting Buy-In and Commitment from Internal Constituencies -- Getting Ready for a Bricks-and-Mortar Project -- What Costs Will We Encounter and When? -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Obtaining Up-Front Planning Costs -- Answering Important Questions -- Understanding the Role of In-Kind Donations -- 4. Conducting a Feasibility Study -- What Is a Feasibility Study? -- Do You Need a Study? -- What You Can Learn from a Study -- How to Get Ready for a Feasibility Study -- How to Time the Study -- How to Find the Right Consultant -- Cost of a Feasibility Study -- Risks of Not Undertaking a Study -- Alternatives to a Feasibility Study -- 5. Building the Campaign Framework -- Responding to the Results of the Feasibility Study -- Deciding Next Steps -- Setting a Campaign Goal -- Preparing the Case Statement -- Posing Questions to Leadership -- Using the Test to Prepare for Volunteer Training -- Thanking and Acknowledging Participants -- 6. Raising Early Funding -- Determine Early Funding Needs -- Option 1. Campaign for a Seed Fund -- Option 2. Build a Campaign Chest -- Option 3. Establish a Loan Fund -- Option 4. Establish a Combination Leadership Fund and Loan Fund -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Option 5. Use Public Bond Funds or Tax-Exempt Financing -- Option 6. Use Private Bond Funds -- Option 7. Get Creative -- 7. Looking Ahead -- Top Ten Reasons Campaigns Fail -- Estimating the Costs of Fund Raising -- Sample Expenses for a Three-Year $3 Million Capital Campaign.".
• catalog title "Preparing your capital campaign / Marilyn Bancel.".
• catalog type "text".