Community Foundation of the Ozarks and Springfield-Greene County Friends of the Library Building Assets for Libraries Presented By: ► Bob Nulph Springfield-Greene County Friends of the Library ► Julie Leeth Community Foundation of the Ozarks Friends of the Library History of the Organization’s Founding Purpose Bylaws Grant Fund Policy and Procedures Friends of the Library Membership 1979-80 1984 1985 1989 2004 2009 20 19 181 248 639 1165 Friends of the Library Fundraising Campaigns Early attempts Book sales ►mini sales ►semi-annual sales ►‘friends night’ preview sales Friends of the Library Sales 1985--$2,516 1990--$24,564 1995--$33,100 2000--$46,036 2005--$106,214 2008--$184,796 Contributing Factors to FOL Success ►A strong board of directors ► Formal board positions ► Strict budgeting and spending guidelines ► Strong relationship between FOL and library ► Core group of dedicated members ► Grant Fund Policy ► Considerable Publicity Planned Giving Historical transfer of wealth Current economic conditions (security) Tax advantages Planned Gift Commitments make sense in a challenging economy How CFO Will Help with Planned Giving Efforts ► Provide materials White paper, PowerPoint, press releases, etc ► Host educational events ► Direct mail (Legacy Society forms) Mass mailing to affiliate board members Jan 09 Agency partner mailing upon request Promote in our annual report ► Web features ► Celebrate planned giving news and milestones ► West Plains Planned Giving Event: February 27th A Review of CFO’s Role ► Fund management ► Administrative Support ► Complimentary Programming Funds that can be Established at CFO ► Endowment ► Capacity Funds Building Funds Please contact Julie Leeth for more information ([email protected]) Questions and Answers Thank you! This presentation will be archived at: http://www.cfozarks.org/essential-questionsseries/
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