Did you know that peer-to-peer fundraising can actually be one of the best ways to raise money during your capital campaign’s public phase? In this article, we are going to focus on pairing peer-to-peer fundraising with the public phase of your capital campaign.
If you’re preparing for a capital campaign, then you’re probably becoming more and more aware of how much work goes into planning and running a fundraiser of this magnitude. Well, we’re here to tell you that there are ways you can keep your campaign on the right track. We have nine best practices to help you with your capital campaign.
Launching a capital campaign is like moving into a new home. If you want the transition to your new home to run smoothly, you’ll need to plan ahead. The same can be said of capital campaigns; a lot of preparation goes into them so that your nonprofit can reach or even exceed your goals.
Is your school building a new arts center or sports stadium? A capital campaign will help you raise the funds you need.
Capital campaigns are targeted fundraising efforts designed to accomplish a specific goal (i.e. the aforementioned buildings), and they’re usually implemented by private and independent schools or by colleges and universities.
