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The Board's Role in Strategic Planning. Image shows an empty boardroom table, chairs, and an open laptop.
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The Board’s Role in Strategic Planning

Strategic planning—an essential activity for any nonprofit—is an opportunity to step back from everyday work and thoughtfully review: Where are we today? Where do we aspire to go? How will we get there?

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12 Trillion Reasons to Build Your Planned Giving Program

Over the next 20 years, it is estimated that more than $84 trillion in cash and assets will transfer from Silent Generation and Baby Boomer households​ to their heirs—as well as to their nonprofits of choice. Experts believe that almost $12 trillion of this monumental sum will be contributed to nonprofits. 

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How do you set a capital campaign goal?

Let’s assume you already have a clear vision for a capital campaign and a sense of the cost to achieve that vision. For example, you want to build a new wing at your museum or hospital, and you believe it will cost $30 million. Understanding your goal is key, of course—but is it just a dream or can it become a reality? How do you answer that critical question?

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Ideas are cheap. Execution is expensive. Image shows gears turning.
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Ideas are cheap. Execution is expensive.

Your strategic plan is complete! You’ve set your vision, planned how you will achieve it, and developed measures of success. Take a moment to celebrate because you just completed a significant task. It took a lot of time (and some money), you may have made some hard choices, there may have even been some drama. That was the easy part. Celebrate and then get to work.

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