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Slaying the Dragon

Debunking Common Fundraising Myths

AFP Toronto Fundraising Day J une 12, 2018

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Start with Why

Why How What

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What FPI Can Do What FPI Can Do

From To % Change Amount Raised $10,000,000 $45,000,000 350% % from major gifts 0.20 0.87 335% MG >$1 Million 1 12 1100% Donor Visits 1,848 4,312 133%

Source: Florida Hospital Foundation

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The Problem with Conventional Wisdom in Fundraising It’s an

  • xymoron
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Impossible

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Learning Objectives

  • Why traditional fundraising theory and “best practice” can

result in less money for your cause.

  • What performance imperatives from the for-profit world will

improve your fundraising

  • How to keep your organization relevant in today’s changing

philanthropic environment.

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Slaying the Dragon

10 Ways FPI Questions Conventional Thinking

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Delivering Value

  • ver time
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  • 10. The Donor Pyramid?”
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  • 9. “Any dollar is a good dollar?”
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  • 8. Culture of Philanthropy?
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  • 7. Moves Management?
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  • 6. Board Training?
  • 6. Board Training?
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  • 5. Your Org Chart?
  • 5. Your Org Chart?
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  • 4. Managers Make More?
  • 4. Managers Make More?
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  • 3. Annual Programs?
  • 3. Annual Programs?
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  • 2. Stewardship?
  • 2. Stewardship?
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  • 1. Donor
  • 1. Donor-Centric?

Centric?

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“… One Ring to Rule Them “… One Ring to Rule Them All.” All.”

  • J.R.R. Tolkien
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Lean Six Sigma Thinking Lean Six Sigma Thinking

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Process Process-Based, Based, Metric Metric -Measured Measured Operations Operations

  • 2. Map the

Value Stream

  • 3. Establish

Flow

  • 4. Implement

Pull

  • 5. Pursue

Perfection

  • 1. Identify

Value

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Allow Only Allow Only Intentional Intentional Variance Variance

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FPI FPI: : Fundraising Performance Improvement Fundraising Performance Improvement

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FPI FPI: : Fundraising Performance Fundraising Performance Imperatives Imperatives

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Big Ideas

  • 1. Use high
  • 1. Use high-cost, scarce

cost, scarce resources to do only high resources to do only high - value work. value work.

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  • 2. Create abundant flow into
  • 2. Create abundant flow into

the “pipeline.” the “pipeline.”

Big Ideas

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  • 3. Set key CTQ process
  • 3. Set key CTQ process

measures, with emphasis on measures, with emphasis on cycle time. cycle time.

Big Ideas

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  • 4. Measure early, measure
  • 4. Measure early, measure
  • ften and ensure your
  • ften and ensure your

metrics lead to success. metrics lead to success.

Big Ideas

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  • 5. Eliminate out
  • 5. Eliminate out -of
  • f-bounds

bounds process variance. process variance.

Big Ideas

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Big Ideas

  • 6. Focus on high
  • 6. Focus on high-return

return activities. activities.

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Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Partner Development Candidate Identification Preliminary Qualification Point of Entry Connect Identify Engage Cultivate Solicit Recognize Steward Upgrade or Renew Re-engage

Pipeline Core Stewardship

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The Core Process

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The Core Process

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Partner Development Candidate Identification Preliminary Qualification Point of Entry Connect

Pipeline

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The Core Process

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Identify Engage Cultivate Solicit

Core

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The Core Process

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Recognize Steward Upgrade or Renew Re-solicit

Stewardship

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The Core Process

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Identify Engage Cultivate Solicit Recognize Steward Upgrade or Renew Re-engage Partner Development Candidate Identification Preliminary Qualification Point of Entry Connect

Pipeline Core Stewardship

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Measuring Success

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Production CPDR/ROI Response Retention Production/FTE Production/FLFR Production/DFTE Production/Donors

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Q P S Reports

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Measuring Success

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

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  • 2
  • 1.5
  • 1
  • 0.5
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Qx Qa Reports

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Measuring Success

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  • 2.5
  • 2
  • 1.5
  • 1
  • 0.5
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P100 Px Reports

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Measuring Success

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  • 2.5
  • 2
  • 1.5
  • 1
  • 0.5
0.5 1 1.5 Control Limits 38
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Sx Sr (FFT) Reports

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Measuring Success

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  • 2.5
  • 2
  • 1.5
  • 1
  • 0.5
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The FPI Numbers The FPI Numbers

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The Decreases

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Number of gifts Number of gifts <$2,500 $2,500 (Production) (Production)

15,799 6,002

  • 62%

From To Change

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The Decreases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Total Number of Total Number of gifts (Production) gifts (Production)

23,852 16,341

  • 31%

From To Change

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The Decreases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Cost Per Dollar Cost Per Dollar Raised (Production) Raised (Production)

58¢ 38¢

  • 35%

From To Change

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The Decreases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Cost Per Dollar Cost Per Dollar Raised (Production) Raised (Production)

35¢ 17¢

  • 51%

From To Change

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The Decreases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

% Revenue from % Revenue from Events (Production) Events (Production)

40¢ 16¢

  • 60%

From To Change

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The Decreases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

% Revenue from % Revenue from Direct Mail Direct Mail (Production) (Production)

13% 8%

  • 40%

From To Change

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The Decreases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Number of GO Number of GO Processes Processes

14 1

  • 93%

From To Change

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The Decreases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Gift Processing Gift Processing Steps Steps

93 18

  • 81%

From To Change

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The Decreases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Gift Processing Gift Processing Cycle Time Cycle Time

21 days 2 days

  • 71%

From To Change

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The Decreases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Staff Hours in Staff Hours in internal meetings internal meetings

2772 693

  • 75%

From To Change

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The Increases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Total Amount Total Amount Raised Raised

$10m $45m +350%

From To Change

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The Increases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Total Amount Total Amount Raised Raised

$6.1m $9.8m +59%

From To Change

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The Increases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Total Amount Total Amount Raised Raised

$5.32m $10.8m +203%

From To Change

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The Increases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

% Raised from % Raised from Major Gifts Major Gifts

20% 80% +335%

From To Change

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The Increases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

% Raised from % Raised from Major Gifts Major Gifts

40% 80% 100%

From To Change

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The Increases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Major Gifts over Major Gifts over $1m $1m

1 >12 +1100%

From To Change

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The Increases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Donor Visits Donor Visits

1848 4312 +133%

From To Change

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The Increases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Donor Visits Donor Visits

436 1112 +255%

From To Change

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The Increases

Applying Lean Six Sigma Thinking to Fundraising

Donor Calls per Donor Calls per week week

1.5 8 +533%

From To Change

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Hope is Not a Hope is Not a Strategy. Strategy.

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  • Florida Hospital (the early model)
Florida Hospital (the early model)
  • The Core Process
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  • The Tipping Point (board and staff
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Creating a donor-centric approach centric approach
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Overview of the end-to to-end RDMS end RDMS
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Organic process vs. intentional process
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  • Introduction to process design
Introduction to process design
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The three levels of process (as applied to the RMDS; definition and purpose of each) RMDS; definition and purpose of each)
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The role of Development Services
  • Gift officer time management skills
Gift officer time management skills
  • ROI Examples (based on established levels of
ROI Examples (based on established levels of giving) giving)
  • Candidate
Candidate-to to-Donor Donor ratios ratios
  • Propensity, capacity, affinity and passion
Propensity, capacity, affinity and passion
  • The high
The high-performing gift officer performing gift officer
  • Attitude, Attributes and Skills
Attitude, Attributes and Skills
  • Working with your Development Services
Working with your Development Services Assistant/Officer Assistant/Officer
  • The partnership role of the DSO/DSA
The partnership role of the DSO/DSA
  • The daily huddle
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  • Pipeline definitions
Pipeline definitions
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  • f-Entry Process
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The fundraising event as a POE
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How gift officers should work an event
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Networking and OPEs (Other People’s Events) Events)
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The Rolling 100 Candidate Call List
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Stage Gate requirement: Three Favorite Charities Charities
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