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J. P. O ’ Connor for New England Forestry Foundation 2013

Explore the benefits, challenges, and considerations of collaborative fundraising for conservation projects. Learn how to get started, campaign basics, and maximize efficiency and credibility. Dive into a new platform of support in this comprehensive guide. Visit www.newenglandforestry.org for more information.

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J. P. O ’ Connor for New England Forestry Foundation 2013

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  1. We’re All in This Together! Collaborative Fundraising for Conservation J. P. O’Connor for New England Forestry Foundation 2013

  2. Topics • Benefits • Challenges • Considerations • Getting Started • Campaign Basics

  3. Benefits • Create more comprehensive project • Promotes sharing and learning • Attract bigger grants and larger funders • Avoid duplication • Give funders better ROI • Realize efficiencies • Increase credibility • New platform of support

  4. Challenges • Conflicts • Time Consuming to Coordinate • Complicated Financials • Less flexibility • Finite funding sources

  5. Considerations • Decision Making and Control • Expectations • Communication and coordination • Individual vs. collaborative • Management

  6. Getting Started • Set the scope and limitations of the fundraising goals and timeframe in a written agreement • Decide on the lead agency • Identify decision making process • Hire staff and determine leadership • Agree on publicity protocol

  7. The Campaign Basics • Draft case for support • Feasibility prospect identification • Interviews and feasibility report • Campaign Cabinet • Timeline/Phases • Final Case for Support • Lead Gift • Publicity at Launch • Quiet Phase

  8. New England Forestry Foundation For more information on us visit: www.newenglandforestry.org

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