Dreams INSPIRE AMAZING POSSIBILITIES 2015 SOROPTIMIST GOVERNORS ROUND TABLE Nancy Montvydas, CFRE Senior Director of Development.

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dreams INSPIRE AMAZING POSSIBILITIES 2015 SOROPTIMIST GOVERNORS ROUND TABLE Nancy Montvydas, CFRE Senior Director of Development

SOROPTIMIST GOVERNORS ROUND TABLE | 2015 Funding FY15/16 Programs & Beyond

SOROPTIMIST GOVERNORS ROUND TABLE | 2015 Increase clubs giving Increase clubs giving at least 10% Increase engagement through Town Hall Calls Club Giving

SOROPTIMIST GOVERNORS ROUND TABLE | 2015 Designated Contributions All gifts designated to the Live Your Dream Award, Dream It, Be It or Unrestricted Support will be credited to a member’s recognition in the Laurel Society

SOROPTIMIST GOVERNORS ROUND TABLE | 2015 Donor Recognition Inner Circle Levels $25,000-$49,999 $50,000-$74,999 $75,000-$99,999 $100,000+

SOROPTIMIST GOVERNORS ROUND TABLE | 2015 Corporate Sponsors

 Help clubs follow the roadmap  Encourage a culture of philanthropy  Educate members about the importance of contributions  Work with your region fundraising chair

SOROPTIMIST GOVERNORS ROUND TABLE | 2015 Scaling Our Impact Nonprofit organizations have three sources to boost capital or find more money: 1.Profit 2.Loans 3.Capital Donations

SOROPTIMIST GOVERNORS ROUND TABLE | 2015 Women’s Philanthropy As of 2011, only 7% of all philanthropic dollars invested y in women and girls. Ultra-high net worth women in US control $1.2 trillion in wealth. A historic movement is underway of women making large gifts to women-led and gender-focused organizations and initiatives. (All In For Her, a project of Women Moving Millions)

SOROPTIMIST GOVERNORS ROUND TABLE | 2015 Capital Campaign

SOROPTIMIST GOVERNORS ROUND TABLE | 2015 How Big is Your Dream?