Turning Fundraising Challenges into Success:

A Deep Dive Analysis Into the Strategic Growth Accelerator

kipos group case study a deep dive analysis into the strategic growth accelerator

The Challenge

The client had experienced a doubling of their revenue over a period of three years but was now facing a decline. Despite working harder than ever, the strategies that had previously been successful were no longer effective. The leadership team was frustrated, confused, and felt stuck.

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Solution

  • Conducted an 8-week deep dive analysis.
  • Thoroughly understood every part of the client’s fundraising operation.
  • Interviewed everyone involved to gather comprehensive insights.
  • Identified a key issue: the client had focused on increasing their major donor portfolio but neglected their future pipeline.
  • Discovered that the client’s retention rate was half the national average.
  • Made recommendations for strategy, structure, and staffing changes.
  • Engaged the board of directors in the decision-making process.
  • Proposed and gained unanimous approval for the new strategy, staffing, and structure.
  • Implemented enhanced major donor programs and retention strategies.
  • Developed a pipeline of new major donors.

Result

Doubled Retention Rate

New Pipeline of Major Donors

Currently Developing a Plan to Triple Revenue

The new strategy, staffing changes, and structural recommendations were unanimously approved by the board. Enhanced major donor programs and retention strategies were implemented as a result. Within six months, the client’s retention rate reached the national average, and they developed a pipeline of new major donors. Additionally, the staff became energized by the changes. Currently, efforts are underway to collaborate on a multi-year plan to triple the client’s revenue.

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