Donor-Centric Relationships

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Donor-Centric Relationships Communication, Authenticity and Trust Loretta Shelton Executive Director, Four Seasons Foundation

Four Seasons Foundation - 2016 Wonderful 40 year old organization Event-driven fundraising Bequests United Way No annual fund program No major gifts program Starting from scratch.

Major in the Majors

Your Major Gift Donors Nationally - 2017 Your Donors $410 Billion Up 5% 1000 donors Top 120 +/- 44% of nonprofits consider gifts of $1000 as major gifts Giving increased to all types of charities - religion, education, human services, health, social causes, art and culture, international affairs, environment, and animals.

Major Gift Programs Focus: Wallet

What’s in Your Heart?

Intimacy Communication Authenticity Trust

Donor-Centric Relationships Discovery Cultivation Solicitation Stewardship Donor’s heart.

Donor-Centric Discovery Mission Credibility Organizational Credibility Professional & Personal Credibility Communication Authenticity Trust

Professional and Personal Credibility Not what’s in their wallet, but what’s in my heart? Love and Appreciation Curiosity and Interest Authenticity and Connection

Donor-Centric Cultivation Self-Check Organizational Needs vs. Community Needs Donor’s Philanthropic Interest Communication Authenticity Trust

Donor’s Philanthropic Interest Not what’s in their wallet, but what’s in their heart? Where is the intersection of their heart and your mission? Engage, ask questions, and listen.

Fear of Asking NOT Intimidation Intimacy Closeness with another person, like the intimacy that develops between friends as you tell one another your life stories and dreams for the future. From the Latin word intimare, which means “make familiar,” which comes from the Latin intimus, meaning “inmost.” Intimacy is a close, family-like connection.  the feeling of being intimidated; being made to feel afraid or timid Type of fear, fearfulness, fright an emotion experienced in anticipation of danger (usually accompanied by a desire to flee or fight) discouragement in the face of someone's superior fame or wealth or status etc. Type of discouragement, disheartenment, dismay or the feeling of despair in the face of obstacles

Donor-Centric Solicitation People Want to Make a Difference Understand the Need Inner Satisfaction from Giving Communication Authenticity Trust

Inner Satisfaction from Giving Giving as an Expression of Donor’s: Spiritual Meaning Selflessness Community Leadership Family Legacy Personal Achievement

Questions? Thank you!