Perspectives – September 2010
How to Raise
5 Times your Annual Giving
Even in these difficult economic times, our church clients raise an average of 5 times annual giving when conducting a Capital Stewardship Campaign. Regardless of your annual budget or your denomination, our personalized campaign plan can help you achieve these same results when conducting Capital Stewardship Campaigns for:
- New Construction
- Deferred Maintenance
- Essential Remodeling/Restoration
- Debt Reduction
- New Programs
- Endowment
Please visit our website www.jdklote.com to receive a complimentary copy of Jim Klote’s book “Stewardship: The Proven Path” and learn how James D. Klote & Associates, the largest full-time, on-site campaign consulting firm in the country can help you maximize your fundraising potential.
“This was the most through stewardship campaign we have ever conducted! By the time we gathered for our kick-off dinner, we had already raised as much as two other stewardship companies said we had the potential to raise in the entire campaign. Our new sanctuary was built because of the $10,000,000 that was raised with the help of James D. Klote & Associates.”
Rev. Tom Berlin
Floris United Methodist Church
Herndon, Virginia
James D. Klote & Associates, Inc.
Virginia Office
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Falls Church, Virginia 22046
Toll Free: (800) 360-2315
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St. Charles, Illinois 60174
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St. Charles, Illinois 60174
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During feasibility studies, a number of things surface and are set into motion. For example, the congregation's thoughts regarding the presented vision are heard.
As a result, some of the presented plans might be tweaked. Others may be left behind.
In addition, church participants are challenged to begin thinking about sacrificing additional resources of time, talents, and money to assist with a potential capital stewardship campaign. Some church members are enthusiastic and excited about giving more.
