What Adirondack nonprofits should know about fundraising campaigns – the basics

Have you ever thought about doing a fundraising campaign? Can small, rural nonprofits do them successfully? Do you know what’s involved? What kinds of campaigns are there? Is there a bad time to do a campaign? Will your board help out? How do campaigns compare to other types of fundraising, such as grants, events, and appeals, in terms of ROI? 

Chime into the next ANN webinar on Friday Oct. 30 from noon-1pm to learn from Capital Campaign Pro’s (CCP) Amy Eisenstein, who makes campaigns sound like fun!, and Cathleen Maine, Vice President of Operations at Northeast Wilderness Trust (NEWT), to learn more and ask your questions. 

The first 100 registrants will receive a free copy of Amy’s new book: A Board Member’s Guide to Capital Campaign Fundraising!!!

Amy Eisenstein, ACFRE, is a keynote speaker, author, and consultant on capital campaigns and major gift fundraising who helps nonprofit leaders and boards raise millions of dollars for mission-driven growth. She is the CEO and co-founder of Capital Campaign Pro and has spent more than two decades guiding organizations through successful campaigns with clarity, confidence, and integrity.

Cathleen Maine has decades of fundraising and conservation experience, is near to concluding an $18 million campaign with NEWT and CCP to support NEWT’s six state service area including in parts of the Adirondack North Country of New York. She will share key insights from this important and empowering work, especially from her perspective fundraising in small, rural areas. 

Even if campaigns sound too big for your organization, join in to learn from the best and get your free book, and get the real answers to your questions!