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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2022 · 27 MIN

Creating Collaboration Between Capital Campaigns and Major Gifts

from Real Talk for Real Fundraisers · host Veritus Group

Partnership between capital campaign efforts and your major gifts strategy is absolutely vital for both to be successful. And creating a strong foundation for capital campaigns requires a structure that will create collaboration and communication throughout the organization. In today’s podcast episode, Jeff chats with Amy Eisenstein, CEO and Co-Founder of Capital Campaign Toolkit, and gets answers to some commonly asked questions about capital campaigns. Amy also shares some valuable tips about how to create collaboration with your capital campaign and major gift fundraising strategies. Learn more about creating a capital campaign by downloading the Step-by-Step Guide and Checklist from Capital Campaign Toolkit. Introducing our Guest: Amy Eisenstein is the CEO and Co-Founder of Capital Campaign Toolkit. Amy is a veteran fundraising consultant and has been working in the non-profit sector for over 20 years. She has rich experience in both major gift fundraising and capital campaigns. Learn more about her here.

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