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Should Foundations Be a Key Part of Your Pandemic Fundraising Strategy?

Explore how U.S. foundations and charitable grants can play a vital role in your non-profit fundraising strategies during the pandemic. Learn to adjust your fundraising strategy to secure critical support in challenging times.<br>

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Should Foundations Be a Key Part of Your Pandemic Fundraising Strategy?

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  1. FOUNDATIONS – SHOULD THEY BE A VITAL PART OF YOUR PANDEMIC FUNDRAISING STRATEGY? OUR FOUNDATIONSEARCH SUPPORT TEAMS SPEAK WITH OVER 10,000 NON-PROFITS AND FOUNDATIONS EACH MONTH. WWW.FOUNDATIONSEARCH.COM

  2. CONTENT 01 STABLE GIVING 02 PREDICTABLE GIVING 03 LOW RISK / LOW COST 04 LOW EFFORT 05 GROWTH 06 07 INCREASED CREDIBILITY FOR YOU AND YOUR ORGANIZATION DIVERSIFICATION OF FUNDING SOURCES

  3. STABLE GIVING Foundations must make charitable grants – in good times and bad – of at least 5% of their assets, averaged over five years.

  4. PREDICTABLE GIVING Foundations exist to donate to charity, unlike individuals and corporations, who have a variety of shifting interests and priorities that are dependent on a robust economy.

  5. LOW RISK / LOW COST unlike high expenditure / high risk fundraising efforts like golf tournaments and galas, foundation fundraising requires very little upfront investment, typically $5,000-$15,000, and with the average single foundation grant amount of $59,300 (2019, 2020),

  6. LOW EFFORT relative to almost any other form of fundraising, approaching foundations requires fewer resources to succeed.

  7. GROWTH the most recent CCS Fundraising survey (August, 2020) indicates that foundation funding was the fastest growing giving source since 2015-19, growing at a rate of 5.7%, compared to 3.2% for giving by individual donors.

  8. INCREASED CREDIBILITY FOR YOU AND YOUR ORGANIZATION well, once you get funded by a foundation that is. When you are successful in attracting a foundation grant you will open up many doors in the foundation and corporate world for your organization for years to come – you have proven that you are worth funding and can deliver.

  9. DIVERSIFICATION OF FUNDING SOURCES financial advisors will strongly advise you not to put your life savings into a single stock or sector; for the same reason, having a variety of funding sources—including foundation funding—will strengthen your organization and protect it from the sharp downturns every economy periodically experiences.

  10. THANK'S FOR WATCHING

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