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Salvation Army Development Conference Dr. Eugene Tempel Founding Dean, IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy Professor, Philanthropic Studies April 23, 2014 Asking for the Gift – Practice, Practice, Practice www.philanthropy.iupui.edu

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Salvation Army Development Conference. Asking for the Gift – Practice, Practice, Practice. Dr. Eugene Tempel Founding Dean, IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy Professor, Philanthropic Studies . April 23, 2014. www.philanthropy.iupui.edu. 2. 3. 4. 5. Schervish. 6. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Salvation Army Development Conference

Dr. Eugene TempelFounding Dean, IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Professor, Philanthropic Studies

April 23, 2014

Asking for the Gift – Practice, Practice, Practice

www.philanthropy.iupui.edu

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April 23, 2014Improving Philanthropy to Improve the World

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Why people

give

Why people don’t give Why people

don’t like to ask

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Why people give

• Belief in mission

• Belief in cause

• Someone asked them to give

Why people don’t give

• Don’t believe in mission

• Lack of a connection with the organization

• Fear increased requests from others

Why people don’t like to ask• Fear of

rejection• Fear of

begging• Fear of

reciprocity• Haven’t given

themselves

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Schervish

Scolding• Demand side

Discernment• Supply side

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Effect of the Gift on the GiverSara Konrath• “Giving to others associated with positive health outcomes

including fewer health conditions among older adults”• Such as: lower blood pressure, lower viral loads and a

significantly lower risk of mortality in older adults or chronically ill patients

• Effects particularly strong when the recipients of giving are close others

Panel Study• Giving good for the donor• Those who give live longer, healthier lives

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Preparation

Social Exchange

Matching prospects and advocates

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Social ExchangeApril 23, 2014Improving Philanthropy to Improve the World

Satisfaction

Advocate Asker

Prospect

Needs

Needs(mission)

Organization

$

$

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Solicitation (Asking for the Gift)April 23, 2014Improving Philanthropy to Improve the World

Four-step conversation

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Solicitation Plan

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Summary of involvementPermission to present After close

PLEDGE

FIVE TIME CLOSE1. Benefits: “join”

2. Agreement3. Disagreement

4. Results ofnonsupport

5. something different

STOP

Lead

into

close

PRESENTATION

“F – B - Q”

Features

Benefits

Questions

INVOLVEMENT

Explore:

relationships

needs

feelings

mutual concerns

OKto

Probe

OPENING

Warmth & rapport

Purpose

The big need

Service required

Meeting objectionsReassurances

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Solicitation Exercise

Roles1. Division Development Director or Corps Officer

2. Volunteer

3. Prospect

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