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    Agenda

    Key Principles

    Match requirements

    Funding landscape

    Basic fundraising steps

    The Circle Exercise

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    Key Principles

    People give to people

    Fundraising is 90% networking and 10%

    grant writing Market your services

    Commitment, passion & expertise

    Listen Fundraising is not a science

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    Match Requirements

    RWJF requires a 50% match of grant awarddollars for CKF Part I

    Grantees must begin using match funds nolater than the beginning of the third year ofthe grant.

    The match requirement is designed to identifynew sources of funding for the CKF initiative.

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    Match Requirements

    RWJF will not provide more than 50% of the

    total RWJF funds until the match support

    begins, if earlier than the third year.

    Should no match funds be secured by the

    beginning of Year 3, no additional RWJF

    funds will be provided to the grantee.

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    Match Sources that do not qualify:

    No federal funds

    No in-kind contributions RWJF has a strong preference that match

    sources do not come from entities that

    manufacture or distribute alcohol, tobaccoand/or firearms

    Match Requirements

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    Grantees are strongly encouraged to submitmatch commitment documentation to theirregional coordinator as soon as it is received

    If a project fails to secure previouslycommitted match funds, contact your regionalcoordinator immediately

    For more information regarding the matchcertification process, please refer to Section 6of the CKF Program Management Handbook,and/or contact your regional coordinator

    Match Requirements

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    Landscape for CKF Grantees

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    Why Do Corporations Give?

    Increase profits

    Improve image Good corporate citizens

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    Why Do Foundations Give?

    Issue focus

    Geographic focus Seed programs

    Quality

    Feasibility Innovation

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    Why Do Government

    Agencies Give?

    Politics Community support

    Budget issues

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    Taking Stock of Your Assets

    Projects

    Passion, commitment, and expertise

    Intuition

    Network

    Fundraising is 90% networking and 10%

    grant writing

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    Targeted Networking

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    Jump Start Your Networking

    State hospital association

    Chamber of Commerce

    Foundation forums

    Opinion pieces in local papers

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    Prospect Research

    Compile broad list Network

    Corporations

    Local hospitals

    Insurers that manage SCHIP/Medicaid programs

    Foundations Government agencies

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    Prospect Research

    Resources

    Annual reports

    Local newspapers Online resources

    Prospects Web site

    Hoovers online, LexisNexis

    Foundation center

    Network

    Prospect

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    Prospect Research

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    Prospect Research

    Donor Criteria

    Tobacco or alcohol companies Gun manufacturers

    Unethical business practices

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    Prospect ResearchNarrow Your Prospects

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    Prospect Research

    Identify top priorities

    Focus on a few large prospects

    Low-hanging fruit

    Time considerations

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    Understand Funders

    Point of View

    Return on Investment

    Feasibility

    Sustainability Community support

    Politics

    Acknowledgement opportunities

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    Rehearse

    Avoid lingo

    Use their terminology

    Positive tone

    Be succinct

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    Talking points

    Overview of CKF

    Description of issue as it relates to your

    community (and their interests) Specific objectives

    Plan of action

    Track record

    Amount of funds to be requested

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    Make the call

    Goal is to get a face-to-face meeting or

    be invited to submit a proposal

    Call time:10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

    Listen and ask questions

    Be persistent

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    The Ask

    When?

    How?

    Verbally

    Written proposal

    How much?

    Whats next?

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    Follow-up

    Follow Up

    Follow UpFollow Up

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    Stewardship

    Thank you

    Progress reports

    Spend money wisely

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    Covering Kids & Families

    Fundraising Materials

    Fundraising 101

    (from Covering Kids &

    Families AnnualMeeting)

    Meeting the Match: A

    Guide to Fundraising

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