HomeMy WebLinkAbout2014.10.06 CC PowerPoint HGNFS Capital CampaignCapital Campaign Planning -Hugo Good Neighbors Food Shelf
• Our current plans are to secure our first $50,000
as quickly as possible, and up to $100,000 in our
first 12 months.
• This goal would cut our building expense in half
by the time we end our first year in the new
building.
• We have identified (6) categories in which we
are going to secure a majority of our building
fund donations from.
• Each category has a team leader, along with
action plans in which we are going to deploy our
requests.
• We currently have a gift range document
prepared with several different participation
levels.
• We have also created a sponsorship package for
the local businesses to partner with us by
sponsoring strategic portions of the facility that
they will be prominently recognized in.
• The Hugo Good Neighbors Food Shelf is a 100%
volunteer, non profit organization, that serves 100-150
households per month with essential access to food in
times of emergency and/or financial difficulty.
• The needs of the community have out grown our facility,
and we need your help in raising $200,000 to build a
new facility without interrupting our normal operating
budget.
Capital Campaign Planning -Hugo Good Neighbors Food Shelf
• Kris Emerson ( President), Floyd Petty** (Vice
President), Amy Worthingham** (Secretary),
Jeremy Phillippi (Treasurer), Cindy Petty**
(Director), Darin Carlson** (Director), George
Lavallee (Director), Neil Fagerhaugh (Director)
• ** Capital Campaign Committee Members
• We currently have documents for the following
types of "asks"
• Sponsorship Levels
• Cash Donations
• Goods & Services
• We have a process in place for written,
electronic, in person, verbal, and in ad
recognition to ensure we properly thank our
donors at all levels.
• We are currently collecting testimonials from
our clients, and with their approval, we will use
them in our marketing documents.
• In the process of creating a 2 minute video to
use during our capital campaign with potential
donors.
Donation Types -Hugo Good Neighbors Food Shelf
Ce RAN
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Small Businesses
Mid Size Businesses
Large Employers
Retail
Manufacturing
Suppliers
Industrial
CORPORATE DONOR PLANS
Team Leader: Darin Carlson
Face To Face Meetings For Top 50
Phone Calls
Emails
Visits
Tour Of Old & New Facilities
INDIVIDUAL DONOR PLANS
Local Team Leader: Jeremy Phillippi
Individual Residents Personal Letters
Friends Phone Calls
Family KT K-9 Radio
Past Donors Website
Social Media
■ Facebook
■ Twitter
Local Ad
■ Citizen Newspaper
■ Insert Flyer Into Paper
Sod- Completed
Landscaping
Plumbing
Electrical
Furniture
Windows
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Team Leader: Jeremy and Kris
Identify Suppliers
■ Floyd to contact Lions Club
Identify Skilled Labor
Contact Habitat For Humanity
RELIGOUS DONOR PLANS
Local Organizations Team Leader: Cindy Petty
In Person Visits
Phone Call
SPECIAL EVENTS PLANS
Running Aces- March 2015
Warm Hearts For Charity -January 2015
Tri Fitness -November 2014
Golf Tournament -May 2014
Hugo Good Neighbor Days -June 2014
Hugo Leaders Breakfast- November
Team Leader: Amy/Cindy
Brainstorming On Ideas
Contact Running Aces
Contact Other Local Events
GRANTS PLANS
Local Grants Team Leader: Amy/Kris
Federal Grants Prepare For Application Process
Minnesota Council Of Non Profits
Minnesota Council Of Foundations
Second Harvest
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GRANTS
FROM THIS:
■ 700 Square Feet
■ No Running Water
■ No Restrooms
■ Inadequate Heating &
Cooling
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GOOD NEIGHBOR
FOODSHELF
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TO THIS:
Insert New Logo Here
■ 1,500 Square Feet
■ Future Growth Potential
■ Restrooms
■ Consultation Room
■ Heating and Cooling
■ Warm & Cold Storage