Bentz Group - When should you engage fundraising counsel?

When should you engage fundraising counsel?

If any of the following situations describe your institution, a member of the Bentz Group would be pleased to discuss how we can be of assistance to you.

Your organization is just beginning to think about a capital project – it is never too early to discuss the fundraising strategy.
Project plans are already in place and you are set to begin a capital and endowment campaign.
You are mid-campaign and the results are not what you anticipated.
It is time to increase your endowment or put an endowment fund into place for the first time.
Your board is not as effective as it should be in matters of fundraising or governance.
Your annual fund program is underperforming.
An independent audit of your development program is needed to maximize your potential.
You require hands-on assistance in garnering major gifts.
You need experienced grant writing help, particularly for significant applications.
Planned giving efforts are not as aggressive as they should be (or are not yet in place).
Your membership program is flat (or declining).
Your volunteer program is inefficient.
Your organization has many friends, but is not using them effectively.

Whether you are at a decision-making or exploratory point in your thinking, the Bentz Group is available to make a presentation to your executive staff and board about how our firm can work with you to achieve agreed upon results for your institution.

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