Date: September 6, 2023 Time: 11 am – 11:30 am central Quick Bite Program
A Challenge Gift is often seen as a win – win – win for our annual fund programs: our donors are inspired to make their first or increased gift since it will count for double or more toward their giving capacity, and the seed funding donor is given great recognition for their match and generosity, while our organization receives more funding to support our missions!
These are all excellent reasons to launch a challenge gift at your organization!
In this Gonser Gerber Institute “Quick Bite” program, Tyson Pinion, Gonser Gerber Senior Consultant, will share some immediate steps you can implement to launch a challenge gift at your institution, including establishing how a challenge gift can help where you need it most, cultivating and stewarding a challenge seed fund donor, rolling out a promotional campaign, tracking these gifts in your database, recognition opportunities, and stewarding donors.
About This Program
The cost for this Quick Bite Program is $89 for non-clients, and $79 for current clients. This fee is per institution, so the whole team can participate, and includes a copy of the webinar recording and presentation to be delivered by email once the program concludes.
Gonser Gerber Institute Quick Bite Programs are less than 30 minutes in length and designed to present valuable content to the advancement profession quickly and efficiently. These are issues and topics that we think are timely, overlooked, or need to know now.
Presented By
Senior Consultant Tyson Pinion, Ph. D., has worked in higher education for 20 years having served in advancement, academic leadership, and enrollment management. Recent appointments include University of Findlay, Bowling Green State University, Purdue University, and Tiffin University. He has worked closely with a variety of departments and programs in higher education including extensive experience leading and managing all the direct reporting areas of advancement: annual giving, major gifts, planned giving, alumni relations, database management, and Board of Trustee and volunteer management. He has shaped policy in areas as diverse as admissions, scholarship management, financial aid, stewardship, marketing and branding, board governance, student affairs, and athletics.
