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Fundraising Appeals Speeches - Preparing Your Nonprofit Board Members to Be Ready Anywhere, Anytime



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By : Carey Howard    99 or more times read
Submitted 2010-05-27 00:19:38
Have you ever ever been caught off guard at a happening where it'd be applicable for a board member to make a brief, impromptu "appeals speech" but there's nobody equipped and willing to make that attractiveness? As part of being an advocate for your nonprofit organization, each board member should be ready to deliver an "appeals speech" that can be used at info sessions, fundraising events, or member/donor meetings.
Everybody (board members, workers and volunteers) will become a stronger advocate for your nonprofit organization and use the Appeals Speech define, below, to develop a personalized four-five minute talk to solicit donations from any audience. Using the ideas presented in each step, anyone can mix and match the sentences (or add their own) to make an appeals speech that's comfy for them. Then, everybody associated with your organization can be prepared to form the speech at any time - at formal or informal settings, with audiences giant or small.
Forward your board members a duplicate of this Appeals Speech define today.
Step 1: Introduction (30 seconds)
1. My name is __________ and I'd wish to introduce my husband/wife
2. I'm a board member/committee chair/officer of xyz organization.
3. Thanks thus abundant for being here today.
4. I am therefore proud to be on the board of administrators of xyz organization.
5. I never tire of hearing regarding and talking regarding our programs and projects.
Step two: The Need Described (thirty second) What downside is that the organization trying to solve?
1. As you heard today, there are X () of individuals in _______ with _____ (disease, poverty stat, literacy, etc)
2. Our community suffers from _________________
3. Statistics show that _____________________
4. Unfortunately, we know that ________________________________
5. As we were reminded today, ___________________________________
Step three: Mission and Accomplishments (1 minute) What's the main focus of the organization?
1. The main target of xyz organization is ____________________
2. As you recognize, we tend to work with ______________(consumer group) and provide ______________
3. Last year, we delivered _____________________ (statistic)
4. We have X () volunteers and X () staff members who work full time to confirm that _______
5. Already this year, we tend to have supported/provided/delivered ____________________
6. I might like to tell you concerning a recent expertise I had with one of our clients. (tell the story)
7. It makes me feel sensible once I grasp that my money support goes to assist ____
Step four: Budget Considerations (one minute) What it costs to run the organization.
1. To support our staff, officers, and operations/programs, we want to raise about $X per year.
2. Our annual budget is $ X per year.
3. We have a tendency to get pleasure from the money support of corporate sponsors like ____ and _____.
4. We have a tendency to proactively apply for six-8 government and foundation grants each year.
5. We tend to have _____ () members whose dues facilitate support our programs.
6. Nearly $ X/Y% per year comes from individual donors like you.
7. X% of each dollar will directly to support our ____________ programs.
Step 5: The Attractiveness (thirty seconds) Making the ask - short and sweet
1. Your donation of $X today can give _______________
2. If you could give us $X/month over the following year, you'd support ______________
3. Will not you be part of _________ (spouse's name) and me in investing during this important cause?
4. Will not you consider supporting xyz organization?
5. I'm here to raise you to make a pledge/donation to xyz organization today.
6. We have a tendency to significantly want funds to support our _______________ project.
7. Please think fastidiously about the stories you've heard nowadays and think about helping clients like ________ with a charitable donation today.
Step half dozen: The Mechanics of a Donation or Pledge (thirty seconds) How to form the donation.
1. In the back of your program you'll see a donation/pledge card that you'll tear out and leave along with your donation/pledge today.
2. Your table captain has your pledge card that may accompany your donation today.
3. By leaving your donation and contact information with one amongst the scribes circulating throughout the space, you'll join hundreds of others who have helped our clients.
4. There are volunteers at the donor station close to the rear of the room who can collect your donations today.
5. Let me introduce the opposite board members who are circulating within the audience/room here these days and who can answer alternative questions you would possibly have. They would love to talk to you regarding the work of xyz organization.
Step seven: Thank You
1. Thanks for returning nowadays fancy the remainder of the afternoon.
2. Many thanks for your attention.
3. Thanks for being with us these days to find out more about xyz organization.
4. Thanks for coming today and helping us promote this excellent organization.

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