Webinar

Creating a Giving Day That’s Right for YOUR Organization

Presented by the Community Funded Success Team

Date

Thursday, November 12, 1-2pm Eastern/10-11am Pacific

Panelists

Kim Jennings
Todd Turner
Jennifer Perrow
Katie Haystead

About Webinar

Whether you are already planning for Giving Tuesday (December 1), haven’t started planning yet (and are panicking), or aren’t even sure if a Giving Day is a good investment, this webinar is for you.

We’ll talk about the pros/cons of Giving Tuesday, why Giving Days can happen on any day of the year, what strategies will boost your results, how to find a Matching Gift donor, and so much more.

Come prepared to learn some creative “best practices” for Giving Days, and bring your toughest questions—we’ll have time for Q&A at the end.

It’s free but space is limited, so register here:

About The Speakers

Kim Jennings

Senior Generosity Strategist, Generis

Kim Jennings, CFRE is a skilled fundraising leader who believes in the power of Christian education to raise up thoughtful, strong, committed leaders who can make our world a better place for all.

Todd Turner

Director of Digital Strategies, Generis

In addition to his 11 years overseeing Chuck Swindoll’s Insight Living Ministries communications department, Todd Turner has worked as a digital strategist for faith based organizations across the globe..

Jennifer Perrow

Senior Generosity Strategist, Generis

Jennifer is a skilled fundraising and communications professional who helps ministries articulate vision, communicate mission, and raise abundant funds to advance Kingdom priorities.

Katie Haystead

Senior Vice President, Partnerships

With over a decade of experience working with K12 schools and higher education institutions’ fundraising efforts, Katie Haystead now oversees the partnerships team at Community Funded.

Katie Haystead

Senior Vice President, Partnerships

With over a decade of experience working with K12 schools and higher education institutions’ fundraising efforts, Katie Haystead now oversees the partnerships team at Community Funded. Her passion for partner success and satisfaction aligns with Community Funded’s priorities and Katie’s unique background is well suited to manage the day to day operations of our partnerships team as well as new market acquisition.

Prior to joining the team at Community Funded, Katie served many roles within the Fundraising Division at Ruffalo Noel Levitz. Her experience ranges from working onsite and remotely with clients executing phonathon programs, developing annual giving strategies, onsite consultations and also developing multichannel strategies allowing for strong synergy between annual giving channels and creating strong major and planned gift pipelines.

Katie is based in Metro Detroit and is a graduate of Central Michigan University, where she worked for the phonathon for 3 years while working towards her History Major.