January 10, 2013 Mark GoldMarta Boas Director Grants Administrator JCamp180Harold Grinspoon Foundation Chai Match 2 Information Session.

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January 10, 2013 Mark GoldMarta Boas Director Grants Administrator JCamp180Harold Grinspoon Foundation Chai Match 2 Information Session

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Introduce the JCamp180 Chai Match 2 grant Step by step overview Creating a competitive application Questions and discussion Agenda:

Find today’s information on JCamp180.org Follow-up:

Campaign total of: $432,000: Triple Chai Phase 1 goal is $54,000 (in $9000 gifts) Phase 2 goal is $324,000 (in $1800 gifts) $288,000: Double Chai Phase 1 goal is $36,000 (in $9000 gifts) Phase 2 goal is $216,000 (in $1800 gifts) $144,000: Single Chai Phase 1 goal is $18,000 (in $9000 gifts) Phase 2 goal is $108,000 (in $1800 gifts) Goal Options:

A campaign goal should be realistic for the needs of the camp, not based on the JCamp180 challenge level Match the giving capacity of your donor base Have a successful campaign Allows HGF to provide funds to the maximum number of camps Why the choice?

Half Camps must use at least half of the Chai Match 2 funds for: Capital improvements or Facility enhancements Campaign Restrictions: Half The remaining (up to) 50% is unrestricted and may be used for: scholarships endowments, or annual operating expenses

Program Overview Phase 1 Gifts: Phase 1 Your Major Donor(s) Identify and solicit major donors to partner with HGF Gifts must be $9,000 or larger Total depends on Phase 1 goal. Either: $18,000 (one or two gifts) $36,000 (one to four gifts) or $54,000 (one to six gifts)

Program Overview Phase 1 Gifts: Phase 1 Your Major Donor(s) Identify and solicit major donors to partner with HGF Gifts must be $9,000 or larger Total depends on Phase 1 goal. Either: $18,000 (one or two gifts) $36,000 (one to four gifts) or $54,000 (one to six gifts) HGF matches these gifts 1:1 Total Phase 1 funds can range from $18,000 to $108,000 Grinspoon Match Program Overview Phase 1 Gifts:

Phase 1 Your Major Donor(s) Phase 1 Gifts: Must be cash or cash equivalents (no property, etc.) Cannot be from FJC, Jewish Federation Can be from related family members Pledges in hand by October 18, 2013 Identify these pledges to HGF within 30 days Pledges paid in full within 1 year (March 18, 2014) Grinspoon Match

Program Overview Phase 2 Gifts: Phase 1 Your Major Donor(s) Phase 2 GIFTS FROM CAMP COMMUNITY Gifts must be $1,800 or larger Matched from phase 1 funds 1:3 Grinspoon Match

Program Overview Phase 2 Gifts: Phase 1 Your Major Donor(s) Phase 2 One year to get pledges: In hand by 3/18/2014 Identify pledges to HGF within 30 days of receipt Pledges paid in full by September 18, 2016 HGF share of pool is paid out when pledges are paid Grinspoon Match

Chai Match 2 Program Example: Phase 1 $54,000 Phase 2 $324,000 Campaign Total: $432,000

Chai Match 2 Program Example: Phase 1 $9,000 Phase 2 $54,000 Campaign Total: $72,000

Gifts in both phases may come from new or previous donors and from individuals, families (spouse, parents, grandparents, siblings, and children), foundations or corporations. Excluded are gifts from a Jewish Federation or the Foundation for Jewish Camp. Gift Restrictions:

Application is now available on our website. Submit by to Maddie Ramos (click submit on application) Applications will be acknowledged within 24 hours of receipt. It is the camp’s responsibility to assure the application has been received. Application Process:

Describe your camp’s previous record with JCamp180 matching grant campaigns and your likelihood for success in this matching grant. Describe the proposed use of the funds raised in the Chai Match 2 program How does the timing of the Chai Match2 program align with your Camp’s strategic goals, particularly with your overall fundraising plan? Why should JCamp180 select your camp over others for this grant? What is your case for support? What communications have there been (or will there be) with the Board/ Committee / Commission and staff of the camp to assure the success of the Chai Match 2 program? And several administrative questions Application Questions:

Appropriateness of timing to existing or planned campaigns Proposed use of funds as described in application Administrative track record with HGF Recommendation of JCamp180 Mentor Selection will be made by JCamp180 staff in consultation with HGF Founder and Trustees Evaluation Process:

There are limited funds available for Chai Match 2 A minimum of 18 camps will be invited to participate in this grant Must not be active or eligible under a current JCamp180 matching grant program at the time of application Applications must be received by February 18, 2013 Participation Is Limited:

Applications due by Monday, February 18, 2013 at 5:00 PM EST Participants announced Monday, March 18, 2013 Phase 1 pledges until October 18, 2013 Phase 2 fundraising until March 18, 2014 Payment of HGF matching funds available beginning December, 2013 Pledges paid in full by September 18, 2016 Time Table:

A Chai Match 2 donor information form must be submitted for each phase 1 donor Proof of payment of first 1/3 (minimum) of each phase 2 gift must be sent within 60 days of sending pledge letters. HGF reserves funds based on proof of payment of phase 1 pledges and pays out matching funds upon proof of payment of phase 2 gifts. Be aware of timelines for submitting proof of pledges and payments. Grant Administration:

Phase 1 Start cultivating major donors now Make a fundraising plan with your mentor Proceed with a campaign even if you don’t get the Chai Match Incorporate Chai Match in 2013 annual fundraising strategy Fundraising Hints: Phase 2 Start asking for and collecting pledges on phase 2 gifts as soon as possible. Use visits to camp over the summer to inspire Phase 2 gifts from grandparents, parents, and alumni Identify a major donor to help “close” phase 2 to finish (before March ).

Can the Campaign be larger? How do I select the campaign goal (single chai, double, or triple chai)? Can a few major donors fulfill Phase1 and Phase 2 and finish the whole campaign quickly? Questions: Yes, but 1.) be careful of how you describe the matching pool to donors, and 2.) Grinspoon funds capped at $54,000. Be realistic. Talk to your JCamp180 Mentor. There are as many pitfalls to taking on too large a campaign (you don’t get HGF funds) as there are to too small a campaign (you don’t maximize available HGF funds). There is no strategy for acceptance based on campaign size. Yes, but it isn’t the intent of the grant. We are looking for Camps who will use the campaign to reach out to more Alumni and camp supporters and increase the base of philanthropic support for camp. To encourage phase 2 outreach, a bonus will be given to the camp with the most phase 2 donors.

Can excess phase 1 gifts be carried over to phase 2? What are you looking for in a “competitive application”? What if we take a risk to reach out to more Alumni in phase 2 and don’t meet our full goal? Questions: Yes. A gift of $10,800, if at least $9,000 is paid by 3/18/14, can have $9,000 count toward phase 1 and $1,800 count toward phase 2. HGF will help you best allocate major gifts to phases 1 and 2 to maximize your matching grant program. A thoughtful fundraising strategy for this campaign. A current and compelling need. Go for it, but plan accordingly. Speak with your mentor about strategies. Grinspoon payment of the Phase 1 match is dependent on receiving proof of payment of Phase 2 gifts. This will have budget implications.

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