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A well executed Capital
Campaign will provide a Non Profit Organization the capital
necessary to secure a stable future.
Capacity building
through a Capital Campaign can:
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retire
debt on physical plant
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create
an endowment fund to guarantee future operational costs
-
cover overhead,
allowing regular funds go to serve mission
-
cover construction
costs of new facilities
-
allow for growth so
the organization can offer additional services
A poorly executed
capital campaign can result in damage to the credibility of
the organization, reduction in donor contributions and
overall negative reflection on the organization in the
community at large.
The most important and
most stressful undertaking an organization will ever undergo
is the capital campaign. Many an Executive Director and
Board Member have left an organization over this very task
having attempted it without proper background or
preparation.
Most Successful Non
Profit Organizations will go through several medium sized
Capital Campaigns during a fifty year operational cycle.
When Non Profit
Organizations come to a point
where they must consider their very first Capital Campaign,
they find it a very challenging task and one that is
best undertaken with professional assistance.
A Capital Campaign
requires significant study and preparation and must be
tailored to your organization’s particular support base.
This includes all of your support base, your donor base,
your political base, your community base, your mission base
and your public relations base.
What Non-Profit Rescue Inc. provides is a solid background in the study, design,
implementation, management and closeout of a Capital
Campaign.
Non-Profit Rescue Inc. takes you by the hand and guides you through the process
of raising important capital for organizational capacity
building.
Whether this is your
first or your fifteenth capital campaign, Non-Profit Rescue Inc. can help you come to the understanding of what is a
reasonable goal for your organization, what is a reasonable
timeline for that goal and what you can expect from your local
community in support.
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