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‘Case for support’ is a centerpiece of a major fundraising campaign. But it’s a phrase with two distinct meanings. A fundraising case for support is a white paper, typically for background use, written by your fundraising counsel. A marketing case for support is an inspiring, outward-facing brochure that tells the story of your need. You need both.
Effective campaign communication uses a variety of channels to engage donors, including case statements, newsletters, events, videos, and emails. Each targets donors at different stages of a campaign and highlights various aspects of the initiative. A campaign website, or microsite, is a dynamic central hub bringing all of this information together.
Strategic and effective reporting builds a community of energized and lasting supporters. An impact report is an opportunity to clearly and concisely remind stakeholders of your mission and show progress through compelling verbal and visual storytelling. You are celebrating success together.
A capital campaign needs more than a good story to gain support. Your case for support must show your bold vision — a.k.a. renderings that inspire and impress.
A campaign, regardless of dollar amount or number of priorities, is a significant undertaking.
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