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Fundraising and Designing Incentives for Your CSA Program April 29, 2016 @CFED /CFEDNews cfed.org/blog/inclusiveeconomy Trouble dialing in? Just listen through your computer with speakers or headphones! CFED (Corporation

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/CFEDNews @CFED cfed.org/blog/inclusiveeconomy

Fundraising and Designing Incentives for Your CSA Program

April 29, 2016

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Trouble dialing in?

Just listen through your computer with speakers or headphones!

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CFED (Corporation for Enterprise Development) empowers individuals and families to build and preserve assets by advancing policies and strategies that help them go to college, buy a home, start a business, and save for now and for the future.

Identify Good Ideas: CFED’s research finds ideas with potential for making the economy work for everyone, particularly those on the margins. Develop Partnerships: CFED works in partnership with diverse organizations across the country to promote lasting change. Bring Them to Scale: CFED brings together community practice, public policy and private markets to achieve the greatest economic impact.

We combine the vision of a think tank with real-world experience to:

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savingsforkids.org

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Bonnie Gettys President/CEO Barry Community Foundation Clint Kugler Chief Executive Officer Wabash County YMCA

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Annual Programmatic Costs Pilot Year

Program Delivery Costs $69,000 Personnel $40,000 Consulting Fees $5,000 Supplies & Materials $2,000 Data Management $10,000 Program Evaluation $10,000 Travel $2,000 Savings Incentives $150,000 Initial Deposit $50,000 Savings Match $100,000 Total $219,000

*Not representative of any particular program

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Bonnie Gettys President/CEO Barry Community Foundation

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/CFEDNews @CFED cfed.org/blog/inclusiveeconomy

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Clint Kugler Chief Executive Officer Wabash County YMCA

www.promiseindiana.org

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PROMISE INDIANA

COMMUNITY-DRIVEN/STATE-SUPPORTED

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EDUCATIONAL SAVINGS

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COLLEGE & CAREER DISCOVERY

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Clint Kugler, PROMISE INDIANA

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CHAMPION PROCESS

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PILOT COMMUNITIES

July 2012: Introduced to the

power of asset building

March 2013: Wabash County

(Purple)

March 2014: LaGrange, Noble,

Whitley (Purple)

March 2015: Howard, Jay,

Kosciusko, Steuben (Blue)

March 2016: Benton,

Blackford, Dearborn, Fulton, Marion and Marshall (Red)

Communities with interest to

apply (yellow)

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BY THE NUMBERS

Our Reach

14 counties in

Indiana

43 school districts
105 schools
886 classrooms
20,378 students

Our Activation

6,000+

CollegeChoice 529 accounts

35%-55% deposit

activity

$780,683 in savings

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PRIVATE FUNDING

Families / Champions Community Foundations / United Way Health Care Business Faith Community Colleges / Universities

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PUBLIC FUNDING

Economic Development State Agency Partners City and County State Universities

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DESIRED OUTCOMES

Increase pipeline of qualified workforce Increase local/state tax revenue over $100m1 Reduce need for social assistance2 Decrease drug use and Illegal behavior3 Strengthen funding streams to IN colleges and universities Improve health ranking4

1Brookings, 2015, 2,3,4CollegeBoard, Education Pay 2013

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Regional State National Local

DIVERSIFY FUNDING

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ACTIVATING COMMUNITIES

Need Capacity Resolve

Educational Attainment Shape Identity Tangible Hope

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SUCCESSES

Champion Process Communities Mobilizing Strategic Relationships Evaluation / Research

CHALLENGES

Defining Success Scaled Capacity Strategic Relationships Technology / Reporting

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Would you be my champion?

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CSA Resources

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