Relationship
to Other Community Efforts Addressing Similar Needs:
LEAVE A LEGACYis a collaborative effort with a
demonstrated history of cooperation and partnership with
people and organizations sharing similar goals. Virtually all
of LEAVE A LEGACY activities involve partnerships with
nonprofits who recognize the need to promote philanthropy in
general, charitable foundations supporting philanthropic
activities, and those in the private sector and the media with
similar goals. Through initiatives, such as The Donor Next
Door program, LEAVE A LEGACY helps smaller nonprofits develop
recognition programs for their donors. LEAVE A LEGACY serves
as a resource, providing technical assistance, speakers and
materials to help nonprofits not just to raise funds but to
develop a higher degree of self-sufficiency. Finally, rather
than competing against other nonprofit activities, LEAVE A
LEGACY helps to promote them.
Expected Outcomes:
Specifically:
(1) greater participation
in the mentoring and speakers bureau programs; (2)
more contacts with smaller nonprofit organizations;
(3) greater usage of expertise and publications by
smaller nonprofits; (4) refocusing of efforts as
needed based on survey responses; (5) implementation
of website and use by smaller nonprofits; (6)
greater attendance at conferences, seminars and
workshops; and (7) coordinating and leveraging
resources with other Florida LEAVE A LEGACY
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In general;
(1) greater cooperation
and collaboration between and among nonprofit
organizations, allied professionals, the private sector
and the media in the promotion of philanthropy; (2)
greater awareness of planned giving among smaller
nonprofits, allied professionals, the media and the
general public; and (3) a general increase in
philanthropy and community building in South
Florida.
2012 LEAVE A LEGACY® Philanthropy Miami Conference Handouts
CONFERENCE AGENDA AND PRESENTER BIOS
TOOLKITS
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Top 10 Tips for Fundraising Success: CJ Ortuno, Executive Director, SAVE, Dade and Munisha Underhill, Senior Director, Advancement, Adrienne Arsht Center
(Handout)
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Career Track: Linda Steckley, Senior Major Gifts Officer, The Chautauqua Foundation (Chautauqua, NY)
(Handout)
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Prospect Research: Julie Maspons, Director of Advancement Research, University of Miami
Julie Maspons-Handout (PowerPoint Presentation and Handout)
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Storytelling: Telling your story could be the difference between a "Yes" and a "No - Shuya Ohno, Assistant Communications Director, National Immigration Forum (Washington, DC)
(PowerPoint Presentation)
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Focus: A new way to look at new media - Evan Sutton, Communications Manager, New Organizing Institute (Washington, DC)
(PowerPoint Presentation)
FUNDRAISING BASICS
Presentation by Robert Hacker
Supplemental Reading from Jeffery Stamp
2011 LEAVE A LEGACY® Non-Profit Conference
Handouts
2011 Speaker Bios
REVIEW: Perceptions of Miami - A Blueprint for Action
Javier Alberto Soto, President and CEO, The Miami Foundation
RETHINK: A Vision for the Common Good
Isaac Prilleltensky, Ph.D., Dean and Professor, University of Miami School of Education
REFLECT: Leading for the Common Good
Special two hour session for Board Chairs, CEOs, and Chief Development Officers.
TOOLKIT SESSIONS
Steward Your Donors As If They Were Superstars
Leah Miles, Senior Director of Development, YoungArts; CEO and Founder, Miles2Go
Tweet: Using Electronic Media to Connect with Donors, Activists and Other Stakeholders
Marc Fest, Vice President, Communications, Knight Foundation
Jeremy Katzman, Public Relations Specialist, Miami Children's Hospital Foundation
Dear Friend: New Ideas in Annual Giving
Nairobi Abrams, Director of Annual Giving and Alumni Relations, Miami Dade College Foundation
C.J. Ortuno, Executive Director, SAVE-Dade, Inc.
RENEW: Engaging the Next Gen
Gonzalo Perez, Principal, Motivo Insights, LLC
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