RTS: 12-Month Development Plan Training Series

We hope you'll join us and the folks at Network for Good for our two-part training series on making your 12-Month Development Plan.In Part One, Kathleen Kelley focused on providing answers to three key questions:

  • What is the foundation of every development plan?
  • How much do you need to raise?
  • How are you going to raise it?

Check out the recording – for tips on how to improve how you answer these questions, prior to creating a development plan.

Watch Part Two here! 

You can find resources to compliment the training session in the Library – here. You can also find all the applicable resources here to help with specific points covered in the presentation.

  • Slide #6 | Donor Segmentation
  • Slide #7 | Donor bill of rights
  • Slide #8 | Case Statement Checklist
  • Slide #13 | Grant Readiness
  • Slide #15 | Board Engagement

As part of the Raising the States program, you all need to create a 12-Month Development Plan. Are you on a fiscal year and not already working with your Coach to create one? If so, email Travis Centers (Travis.Centers@networkforgood.com) and let’s make sure you’re set-up to build one.

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