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Annual Gifts Program
A well organized annual giving program will increase public awareness about an organization and build a constituency of support from individuals who are committed financially. Annual gift donors often become involved in some volunteer capacity in the development organization. Those who make annual gifts to an organization build on a “habit of giving”, and most major gifts and planned gifts are from those who have been members of the Annual Gifts Club. Once someone contributes to a cause, they have identified themselves as one who believes in, and supports its work.
Business and Corporate Support
Visible organizational and financial support will be generated through a thoughtful, strategic process. An understanding of an organization’s issues, the charitable economy, and the importance of corporate citizenship will be woven into the fabric of the nonprofit’s position within its constituency.
Major Gifts
Short term result is raised expectations by the organization and donors on the significant impact of large gifts. The long term result of a well-organized, comprehensive major gifts effort is the broader view of philanthropy which matches an organization’s needs with the donors’ interests. There will be increased understanding that large gifts are generated when donors are allowed to participate in both the vision and funding of a particular need. For sizeable fundraising efforts, major gifts will be well over half of total dollars raised.
Planned Giving
This process is designed to increase the number of planned gift expectancies and level of cash received as those expectancies mature. Focusing on an actual process of asking for the planned gift will generate results. Qualifying the prospects with both the capacity and inclination to make this type of gift is the first step in a process that involves the organization, the prospective donor and his or her advisors. Pride Philanthropy has an experienced Planned Gifts Specialist to guide and support this important component of a comprehensive development program for its clients.
Special Events
Social interaction, excitement, organization, planning, visibility and financial success can all be achieved through a well-executed fundraising event. The image of the organization and involvement of new constituents are always balanced by profitability. An effectively conceived event will lead to new supporters, enhanced image, and staff and financial efficiency.
Employee Giving program
Implemented properly, success with this key constituency provides an outstanding initial base of support, communicates commitment and generates substantial levels of gift income to the organization. Additionally, the internal communication about a given campaign or project is directed toward those who are our most effective ambassadors in the community. This combination of communication, enthusiasm and dollars provide the platform of success for an overall campaign.
Discover Your Core Sin
Discover Your Core Sin
Ever wonder why you struggle with the same things over and over? According to some psychologists, it's because you have a core sin tendency--a deep-set temptation that compels you to make the same types of mistakes. Those mistakes may not all look the same, but they may be connected by your core temptation to be proud. Or greedy. Or afraid. Or angry. Or something else--you may not even be able to say what.
But we can help.
Spiritual directors such as Father Richard Rohr and Dr. David Benner have helped people discover their core sins by using the Enneagram, an ancient personality tool that focuses on nine fatal flaws that are common to many people. The Enneagram is a unique tool, and anyone serious about using it should consult Father Rohr's The Enneagram: A Christian Perspective as a starting point. But to get you started, click through our list of the nine sin types, each of which the Enneagram assigns a number (you are either a One, a Two, a Three, and so on). For each type, we've highlighted the related sin tendency. At the end, we'll offer some thoughts on finding yourself in this list.
One: The Need for Perfection (Self-Righteousness)
One: The Need for Perfection (Self-Righteousness)
Ones need to be perfect, and they want everything else to be perfect, too. Of course, nothing is ever just as we want it to be, so the world is constantly failing to meet the high expectations of Ones. Their core sin is self-righteousness.
Twos: The Need to be Needed (Pride)
Twos: The Need to be Needed (Pride)
Twos love you to love them, need you to need them, want you to want them. Dr. Benner writes that they tend to be pretty good and making people need them, and their 'competence in making this happen sets them up for pride.'
Threes: The Need for Success (Deception)
Threes: The Need for Success (Deception)
Threes are strivers, and they are willing to do anything and everything in order to succeed. Their core temptation is deception, because they are so driven to avoid failure that they're all too willing to do things they know they shouldn't do.
Pride Of The Core Ship
Fours: The Need to be Special (Envy and Fantasy)
Fours: The Need to be Special (Envy and Fantasy)
Fours really want to be acknowledged as special--a little better, a little different, a little more extra than everyone else. This sets them up for the sin of envy, plus a tendency to fantasize and, therefore, remove themselves from everyday reality.
Fives: The Need to Know--Now! (Greed)
Fives: The Need to Know--Now! (Greed)
Fives have no patience for dissatisfaction, waiting, and uncertainty. They need knowledge and fulfillment, and they need it yesterday. They are prone to greed.
Sixes: The Need for Security (Cowardice)
Sixes: The Need for Security (Cowardice)
Sixes are fearful because they long for constant security. They waver too easily, and are tempted to self-doubt and cowardice.
Social interaction, excitement, organization, planning, visibility and financial success can all be achieved through a well-executed fundraising event. The image of the organization and involvement of new constituents are always balanced by profitability. An effectively conceived event will lead to new supporters, enhanced image, and staff and financial efficiency.
Employee Giving program
Implemented properly, success with this key constituency provides an outstanding initial base of support, communicates commitment and generates substantial levels of gift income to the organization. Additionally, the internal communication about a given campaign or project is directed toward those who are our most effective ambassadors in the community. This combination of communication, enthusiasm and dollars provide the platform of success for an overall campaign.
Discover Your Core Sin
Discover Your Core Sin
Ever wonder why you struggle with the same things over and over? According to some psychologists, it's because you have a core sin tendency--a deep-set temptation that compels you to make the same types of mistakes. Those mistakes may not all look the same, but they may be connected by your core temptation to be proud. Or greedy. Or afraid. Or angry. Or something else--you may not even be able to say what.
But we can help.
Spiritual directors such as Father Richard Rohr and Dr. David Benner have helped people discover their core sins by using the Enneagram, an ancient personality tool that focuses on nine fatal flaws that are common to many people. The Enneagram is a unique tool, and anyone serious about using it should consult Father Rohr's The Enneagram: A Christian Perspective as a starting point. But to get you started, click through our list of the nine sin types, each of which the Enneagram assigns a number (you are either a One, a Two, a Three, and so on). For each type, we've highlighted the related sin tendency. At the end, we'll offer some thoughts on finding yourself in this list.
One: The Need for Perfection (Self-Righteousness)
One: The Need for Perfection (Self-Righteousness)
Ones need to be perfect, and they want everything else to be perfect, too. Of course, nothing is ever just as we want it to be, so the world is constantly failing to meet the high expectations of Ones. Their core sin is self-righteousness.
Twos: The Need to be Needed (Pride)
Twos: The Need to be Needed (Pride)
Twos love you to love them, need you to need them, want you to want them. Dr. Benner writes that they tend to be pretty good and making people need them, and their 'competence in making this happen sets them up for pride.'
Threes: The Need for Success (Deception)
Threes: The Need for Success (Deception)
Threes are strivers, and they are willing to do anything and everything in order to succeed. Their core temptation is deception, because they are so driven to avoid failure that they're all too willing to do things they know they shouldn't do.
Pride Of The Core Ship
Fours: The Need to be Special (Envy and Fantasy)
Fours: The Need to be Special (Envy and Fantasy)
Fours really want to be acknowledged as special--a little better, a little different, a little more extra than everyone else. This sets them up for the sin of envy, plus a tendency to fantasize and, therefore, remove themselves from everyday reality.
Fives: The Need to Know--Now! (Greed)
Fives: The Need to Know--Now! (Greed)
Fives have no patience for dissatisfaction, waiting, and uncertainty. They need knowledge and fulfillment, and they need it yesterday. They are prone to greed.
Sixes: The Need for Security (Cowardice)
Sixes: The Need for Security (Cowardice)
Sixes are fearful because they long for constant security. They waver too easily, and are tempted to self-doubt and cowardice.
Sevens: The Need to Avoid Pain (Gluttony)
Sevens: The Need to Avoid Pain (Gluttony)
Sevens fill themselves constantly so that they never know pain--they need to be sated all the time. This makes them prone to gluttony.
Eights: The Need for Power (Lust and Arrogance)
Eights: The Need for Power (Lust and Arrogance)
Eights want it all, so to speak. They need to feel in control of everything, all the time. Their core temptation is lust (when they don't have something), matched by arrogance (when they do).
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Nines: The Need for Constancy (Laziness)
Nines: The Need for Constancy (Laziness)
Nines need control of another kind--they want everything to stay the same so that they can have emotional peace. They avoid conflict and difficult pursuits, and are tempted to be lazy and to accommodate others too quickly.
OK--Now What?
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OK--Now What?
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You may have seen yourself in each of those types, which is to be expected. And in fact, you can't just read through the list and know what your core sin tendency is. True self-knowledge only comes with time, patience, and God's grace. If you are serious about discovering your core sin tendency, set aside some time for careful reflection and prayer. Dr. Benner's book The Gift of Being Yourself is a short and simple guide, and will help you acknowledge your deep-set weakness without falling into self-condemnation. Remember, whatever your sin is, God wants to heal you of it, and forget it forever.
