Fundraising and Campaign Development workshop recording and tools
Workshop Description: Hear about what goes into envisioning, planning, and carrying out a communication plan for fundraising and capital campaigns. Explore what networks are important and how to find and build relationships with crucial partners while keeping your community centered and connected through the process. Featuring Guest Speaker Anne Xuân Clark.
Workshop Tool(s):
Fundraising and Campaign Development Workshop Presentation powerpoint, download here.
Workshop recording (view below)
Anne Xuân Clark has 25+ years of experience in the non-profit and philanthropic sector and has been Chief Seattle Club’s Development Consultant since 2011. As a Program Officer for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Anne awarded and/or managed $230 million in grants to non-profits, tribes and government agencies in the Pacific Northwest. She led the foundation’s regional Indian Country portfolio working with tribes and Native American non-profits in the Northwest, increasing grants from less than 1 percent (national foundation average) to 15 percent of grants awarded in 2008. Prior to joining the foundation she worked for the Seattle Chinatown-International District Preservation and Development Authority, managing two capital campaigns for the $45 million International District Village Square projects. Anne has served on the Board of Directors or Advisory Committees for a variety of non-profits including Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy, Pride Foundation, W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Interim Community Development Association, and Asian Lesbian and Bisexual Alliance.
COO Learning Community Communications Capacity Building Workshop: Fundraising and Campaign Development (March 18, 2021)