Fundraising Portfolio: Students will be to choose an NGO that they will use to develop the following portfolio: Foundation funding research report Foundation letter proposal Donor appeal letter Each element of the fundraising portfolio should be 2-4 pages long, as appropriate. Assignment instructions are on LATTE and additional details will be provided in advance of each portfolio assignment. Final Project: The final project will include both a 12-15 page final report and a 10-15 minute professional presentation to the class. Students will work in groups of two to four (depending on class size) and will choose a non-profit (it must be different from that used for the portfolio) and prepare one of the following: A private foundation proposal An annual fundraising plan A corporate sponsorship proposal A research paper on a relevant topic in philanthropy A fundraising-related project of the student’s choosing (w/instructor’s permission). ** Additional details about each final project type can be found on LATTE. Your grade will be calculated as follows The grade for the course will be determined by: Class participation: 25% Case analysis: 10% Fundraising portfolio 40% project and Policy for late papers or missed Arrangements for make up papers must be made before the paper is due. Readings: The Worldwide Fundraiser’s Handbook, 3rd Edition, Michael Norton, Published by Directory of Social Change, London, UK 2009 (Purchase directly from Amazon.com website)
Fundraising Portfolio: Students will be to choose an NGO that they will use to develop the following portfolio: Foundation funding research report Foundation letter proposal Donor appeal letter Each element of the fundraising portfolio should be 2-4 pages long, as appropriate. Assignment instructions are on LATTE and additional details will be provided in advance of each portfolio assignment. Final Project: The final project will include both a 12-15 page final report and a 10-15 minute professional presentation to the class. Students will work in groups of two to four (depending on class size) and will choose a non-profit (it must be different from that used for the portfolio) and prepare one of the following: A private foundation proposal An annual fundraising plan A corporate sponsorship proposal A research paper on a relevant topic in philanthropy A fundraising-related project of the student’s choosing (w/instructor’s permission). ** Additional details about each final project type can be found on LATTE. Your grade will be calculated as follows The grade for the course will be determined by: Class participation: 25% Case analysis: 10% Fundraising portfolio 40% project and Policy for late papers or missed Arrangements for make up papers must be made before the paper is due. Readings: The Worldwide Fundraiser’s Handbook, 3rd Edition, Michael Norton, Published by Directory of Social Change, London, UK 2009 (Purchase directly from Amazon.com website)
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