Managing Donor Expectations

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Managing Donor Expectations

Who ever said giving away free stuff would be easy

Understanding Today's Donor

 Smarter

 More Involved

 Asks the hard questions

Your Elevator Speech

Before you can approach a donor, you have to understand your mission.

World Vision’s GIK Division creates and enhances World Vision work by obtaining , processing and distributing high quality donated product that link corporations, volunteers, communities and churches with the poor worldwide.

Keys to Success

 Develop a professional relationship with donor

 Strengthen the connection with your end users to ensure proper use of GIK

 Have best in class processes

GIK Process

Field-level GIK needs assessment

& planning informed by Program Contact

National Office planning

(Sector strategies

)

Procurement of gifts-in-kind based on field needs

Monitoring & evaluation of GIK use

GIK shipping & distribution

Stories and Pictures

Reporting

GI K 0 0 9 3 - D o n o r H i st o r y

Donations in this Fiscal YTD

Party ID Donor Name: ABC Corporation

3 6 5 8 7 2 3 0

Order Entered Don # Procured Revenue

GIK FY07

11/16/2006

11/16/2006

02/13/2007

04/12/2007

04/27/2007

04/27/2007

05/18/2007

05/23/2007

06/06/2007

06/07/2007

8356

8357

8778

9093

9187

9189

9322

9350

9421

9428

$269,202

$648,078

$0

$72,000

$43,200

$279,650

$42,585

$468,000

$159,148

$12,000,000

Product Description toys, school supplies school supplies, toys

American Girl books plush toys books, cd's and plush toys form attic vents roofing shingles plush toys with books

Books

Clothing

Pallets Restrictions

27.00

65.00

72.00

48.00

24.00

119.00

51.00

48.00

7.00

15 Trucks domestically domestically domestically domestically domestically domestically domestically and international internationally internationally

FY Total

Total Procured:

$13,981,863

$13,981,863

Total Value: $13,981,863

Total Donations: 12

Questions for me

Before we break up into small groups, do you have any questions?

Small Group Discussion

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Break into groups of five to seven. Make sure each group has some experts and newbie's .

Questions

Do you find it harder to work with donors or the field?

Why?

What reports do share with donors

How do you handle difficult donors, suggestions for improving this process

Who are your recipients? How do you ensure they can meet your donors expectations?

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