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- 2. Donor Recognition System Do you have a living recognition plan? Articulate: What is the benefit to donors Match your acknowledgements to the donor level Privileges that others dont get Opportunities that others dont get Access to information or to people Say thanks immediately and often Use the phone and the mail to stay in touch Have different parts of the organization say thanks Best Practice: Every gift should have 7 acknowledgements Money is not the destination weave every effort back to mission and goals
- 3. Recognition: Giving Levels Giving levels Donor focused Mission related Meaningful Affordable Manageable Fun What is the benefit to donors? Match your acknowledgements to the donor level Money is not the destination weave every effort back to mission and goals
- 4. 6 Tips to Success 1. Make it easy for the donor and manageable for the organization 2. Make it meaningful to the mission and to the donor 3. Make it time limited 4. Know your next step 5. Write it down If it isnt written down, it doesnt exist Put your plan in as many forms as necessary to keep everyone on track Make it a living document 6. Have FUN!
- 5. Examples 11/14/2012 Property of The Foraker Group 2012 5
- 6. Examples 11/14/2012 Property of The Foraker Group 2012 6
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