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Publications
& Products
Some
of the publications and products created by the Campaign Consultation
team include:
Living Legacy GPS Guidebook©2008
Determining Your GPS (Global Philanthropic Setting) …
The Living Legacy GPS Guidebook is designed to help you establish your living legacy by mapping your best route for making a difference in your community and across the globe. Your responses related to Inheritance, Living Legacy, Life Experience in Giving Back and Philanthropic Risk Quotient will help you determine your global philanthropic setting.
Two years in development, the Guidebook is part of Campaign Consultation’s LLIFE ™ (Living Legacy Initiative For Entrepreneurs), which translates the individual’s engaged business interest into personal philanthropic purpose. Different from non-profits, foundations and other 501(c)(3) organizations, LLIFE™ helps you apply your entrepreneurial skills used in business to invest in social, educational and cultural change initiatives at home or abroad.
With you as the primary customer, LLIFE™ provides the knowledge support for your strategic humanitarian decision-making. Your legacy plans come first, before any charitable organization. Legacy consultation includes rigorous research, creative response ideas and out-of-the-box action to achieve outcomes for communities and people in need locally, nationally and worldwide. You can use any one or all of LLIFE™ services as described in the following 5 stages …
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As
a tool to clarify your legacy focus, click here, print-out
and complete the Living Legacy GPS Guidebook
www.CampaignConsultation.com/LLIFEGuidebook
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Your LLIFE guide will...
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Stage 2: |
Review and discuss
your Living Legacy GPS Guidebook responses. Explore
your top 3 causes for research purposes.
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Research, compile
findings, provide analysis and discuss organizations,
entities and other interventions to address your top
cause interests.
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Prepare tailored
information survey questions. Interview (distance
and/or on-site) prospects and assess their responses.
Compile and review report with recommendations. Provide
support in grantee selection.
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Determine preferred
method of offering support and then implement. |
For more information on
how LLIFE™ can help you establish your living legacy
through entrepreneurial philanthropy, contact Linda Brown
Rivelis at 410.243.7979 x10 or
LBRivelis@CampaignConsultation.com
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Youth Aging Out of Foster Care
Each year, approximately 20,000 youth reach the age of majority and are aged-out of the foster care system in the United States. These youth are often unprepared to continue their education, find housing, or become productive and contributing members of their communities.
In an effort to help address the special complex challenges faced by youth who are aging out of foster care [YAO], AmeriCorps*VISTA tasked Campaign Consultation, Inc. to examine and identify which strategies, programs and interventions work best for this population, as seem through a national and community service lens, and how best to promote and advance these lessons for application and/or replication in current and new VISTA projects. Toward this end, Campaign Consultation:
- Conducted a research-based environmental scan to determine what strategies, programs and/or interventions work best for the YAO population
- Assessed these strategies, from a field-based perspective, with a focus on programs supported by VISTA
- Interviewed issue area experts, funders, and stakeholders to determine key principles for best/promising practices
- Identified what is needed to effectively support these promising practices using national and community service resources, and
- Developed a detailed report outlining the findings of these investigations and related recommendations.
The investigation found that there is consensus around needs and service gaps for the Youth Aging-Out of Foster Care population. The needs include housing, education, employment, life skills, health care, transportation, and a caring and consistent adult.
The service providers, interviewed as part of this investigation, most commonly used several of these strategies, in combination, rather than a single strategy. In general, they utilized three main strategies: self sufficiency programming; mentoring (to varying degrees), and systemic interventions.
Based on these findings, the report offers a number of recommendations for safeguarding this vulnerable population from poverty.
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Sustainability
- Americorps*VISTA
Early Service Training
- ASK (Awareness,
Skills & Knowledge) to Sustain Institute
- Board
Dialogue on SustainAbility
- Future
Trends in SustainAbility
- Rural
Route to SustainAbility
- Strategies
for Sustaining the Initiative Institute
- SustainAbility
from the Grassroots Up
(www.SustainAbilityOnline.com, no longer live)
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Citizen
Mobilization
- VISTA O-Linc www.VISTAOLINC.net
- Telling Your Story
- Education Advocacy: a.k.a. Lobbying for Effective
Education
- Business Volunteers Unlimited – Maryland/Do
Something Series
- Community Organizing: Community Development
- Business Volunteers Unlimited – Maryland/Do
Something Series
- Breadth,
Depth & Scope: Strategies for Increasing Involvement
- Building
Effective Citizen Action Campaigns
- Community
Organizing: Community Change
- Lobbying:
Tools, Tips and Techniques
- Mapping
Community Capacity
- Recipes
for Building Community
- TOM: Targeting,
Organizing and Mobilizing
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Resource
Development
- Resource Now! National Institute
- People First! Individual Giving
- To Raise $$$... Raise People
- Developing Major Donors
- Wealth Transfer and Impact on Community Service
- Corporate Donor Giving / Partnership
- Inside the Corner Office
- The Value of Your Program’s Brand
- Cause Related Marketing and Corporate Partnerships
- Uncovering the Resources in Your Community
- Resources for Special Programs
- Finding $$$ in Your Community
- Revenue Generation
- Asking Clinics
- Writing for $$$-Individual
- Writing for $$$-Foundation/Corporate
- Articulating for $$$
- On-The-Go e-TA
(a technical assistance bulletin for building resources)
To receive your free subscription, email: Success@CampaignConsultation.com
and/or to view past issues go to:http://onthegoeta.net/mail/index2008.php
- Power of Direct Mail (Interactive CD-ROM & Detailed
Companion Booklet on Developing Your Direct Mail Program)
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here to see this and other products
[download PowerPoint]
- Power of Individual Giving (CD-ROM)
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here to see this and other products
[download PowerPoint]
- Sustainability Crossword Puzzle
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here to see this and other products
[download PowerPoint]
- The 4 Keys to Holding Successful Special Events
Fundraising (HowTo Booklet, Instructional CD-ROM and Set of Countdown
Cards)
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here to see this and other products
[download PowerPoint]
- 101 Tools for Sustainability (101 Tools Organized
by SustainAbility Track in a sturdy carrying case)
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here to see this and other products
[download PowerPoint]
- Successful Volunteer-Led Phonathons (Comprehensive
Handbook with Copy-Ready Tools Detailing 11 Easy Steps)
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here to see this and other products
[download PowerPoint]
- Sustainability Pocket Brochures (1 Set of 16 Printed
Brochures Divided into Four SustainAbility Tracks)
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here to see this and other products
[download PowerPoint]
- Sources of Giving (Large Reusable Group Activity
Designed to Help You Match Your Organization with Various Giving Sources)
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here to see this and other products
[download PowerPoint]
- LEAD Line (question/rapid response system)
- On-The-Ground Support (local, in-person capacity
building)
- Online Courses:
- Building Fundraising Volunteer Champions
- Cause Related Marketing and Corporate Partnerships
- Resource Development: Opportunity, Imagination and
Activists… Key to Program Success
- Branding and Visibility
- Mobilizing the Resources in Your Community
- Boards and Advisory Councils
- Fundraising: Securing Resources for Environmental
Programs
- Business Volunteers Unlimited – Maryland/Do
Something Series
- AIM (Assess,
Involve, and Mobilize) to Sustain: Defining and Developing the State
Commission Resource Development Plan
- Diversified
Funding Primer
- Diversifying
and Enlarging Your Giving Base
- Fundraising
Software Shouldn’t be Hard
- Grantwriting
and Development Strategies that Work
- Making
the Smart Ask
- Online
Philanthropy
- Preserving
the Past ... Creating Our Future: Resources for Strengthening Our
Communities
- Resource
Development Strategies for Tough Times
- Solicitation
for Sissies
- Working
with Foundations
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Media
& Marketing
- Crafting
and Delivering Your SOCO (Single Over-Riding Communication Objective)
- Educating
the Public About Your Program
- Getting
the Word Out: Marketing Your Project in Real Time
- Make News
Happen: Make Front Page News!
- Marketing
and Promotion: Being Seen in the Crowd
- Marketing
Your Vision
- Telling
Your Story
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Volunteer
Leveraging/Power Building
- Champion
Building
- SustainAbility
from the Grassroots Up
- The Future
of Senior Service
- Volunteer
Link: On-Line Resources & Technical Assistance
- Volunteers:
The Backbone of Community Initiatives
- Volunteers:
The Heart of Community
- Volunteers
for the Future - Building Program Champions
- www.USAFreedomCorps.gov
(no longer live) – The White House’s One-Click Resources
for Non-Profit Organizations and Corporations
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Leadership
- Advisory
Councils that Work
- AmeriCorps
Promise Fellow Leader Institute
- AmeriCorps
Service Leaders Training
- Effective
Boards/Effective Governance
- Leadership
Skills to Enhance Community and Program Performance
- Leadership
Skills to Enhance Team Performance
- Leadership
Skills for the Individual
- Leadership
Skills for Managers
- Transition
from Member to Leader
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Diversity
- Addressing
Bias in the Court System
- Building
Cross-Cultural Teams
- Creating
New Paradigms
- Enhancing
Cultural Awareness
- Multi-Cultural
Leadership Learning Program
- Overcoming
Cross-Cultural Stumbling Blocks
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Collaboration
- Institute
for Partnership Development
- Principles
of Prevention Partnerships
- Seven
Principles of Multi-Sector Collaboration
- Tool Box
for Collaborative Campaigns
- Two Sides
of the Coin: Program Directors and Executive
- Directors
Working Together
- Using
Open Space Technology to Create Collaboration Opportunities
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Strategic
Action
- Americorps*VISTA
University
- Creating
Shared Vision
- Strategic
Thinking Not Strategic Planning
- The First
National Conference on Service in Indian Country
- Think,
Shoot, Aim v. Aim and Shoot
- Totally
Out of the Box: Creating Change and Managing Change
- Winning
Movements
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Anti-Poverty
& Youth Development
- From Challenge to Opportunity
– Gulf States Continuing Development Training
- Building Rural Strategic
Partnerships
- AmeriCorps
Promise Fellows Resource Kit
- Entrepreneur
Briefcase: Financial Asset Development Tools
- Faith-Based
and Small Community-Based Initiatives: Promising Practices
- Financial
Asset Development: Promising Practices
- Learn
and Serve: Promising Practices
- Seniors
in Poverty: Promising Practices
- Welfare
to Work: Promising Practices
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