A System That Runs Consistently To Find, Attract, And Bring In Funding For Your Nonprofit Organization.
A clear strategy that identifies the exact type of people, businesses and grantors with the strongest reason to fund your mission, where to find them, how to attract them consistently, and the exact process to raise money from them.
The Board Fundraising Game helps you build your organization's fundraising strategy with your board and anyone else you want involved in raising money and building your organization's fundraising system with you.
When your board and others within your organization help build the strategy, they understand exactly how your organization plans to raise money. They contribute their own ideas. They become more likely to participate because they helped build the strategy with you. And they can work with you to build and manage the fundraising system needed to execute that strategy at the scale required to raise money exponentially and sustainably.
With the Board Fundraising Game, you and everyone on your board and in your organization can learn how fundraising really works and leave your next board meeting with a clear fundraising direction for your organization, with a board that's ready to work with you to raise money and build your organization's fundraising system. Each board member leaves knowing exactly how they can participate, with their own Board Fundraising Portfolio and the execution materials they need to get started.
How It Works
Each board member receives their own Individual Game link before your next board meeting.
They learn how fundraising works, contribute ideas for reaching your fundraising goal and choose how they want to participate.
Everyone arrives at the meeting already thinking seriously about how your organization can raise the money.
Your board turns individual ideas into collective decisions.
Everyone reviews the ideas contributed by the board and prioritizes the strongest opportunities.
The platform turns those priorities into your fundraising strategy.
Your board reviews it, makes the final decisions and adopts the strategy together.
Your organization leaves with an adopted fundraising strategy.
Each board member receives a personal Board Fundraising Portfolio showing how they will help build the fundraising system and raise money.
They also receive the scripts, templates, checklists and resources they need to execute their role.
Outcomes
Know who you will raise money from, where to find them, how to attract them, how you will raise money from them, and what team, technology, materials, timeline and budget you need to execute.
Your board learns how fundraising works by actually helping build the strategy.
Instead of simply asking board members to fundraise, you equip them to do it.
Build a system for consistently finding potential funders, attracting them, building relationships, asking for support, following up and stewarding them.
Fundraising becomes an organizational responsibility instead of yours alone.
Each board member chooses how they want to help build the fundraising system and how they want to help raise money.
Then they receive their personal role and the tools required to execute it.
You are not simply asking your board to do more.
You are leading them through a process that teaches them, involves them in decisions and equips them to contribute.
Questions
It is a structured experience that brings your board together to build, adopt and prepare to execute the fundraising strategy your organization needs to raise its fundraising goal.
No. The Board Fundraising Game is a one-time payment for your organization.
No. You set up the game and your board members receive simple links to participate.
Most boards complete Game Night inside a single board meeting. Preparation happens individually before the meeting.
Your organization leaves with its fundraising strategy, and every board member receives their execution role and the materials to act on it.
Bring your board together around one fundraising goal and leave with the strategy, board roles and fundraising system required to pursue it together.