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Carnegie Mellon University: Giving Tuesday Case Study

This well-developed and executed plan has grown exponentially in the four years since Carnegie Mellon strategically approached this opportunity. In 2016, the first year CMU approached Giving Tuesday with a coordinated effort, they raised $333,000 from 1,300 donors. Where has their campaign gone and what's been raised in the years since 2016?

Transnational University Fundraising In Hong Kong

GG+A has partnered with institutions around the globe helping them build sustainable fundraising and engagement programs that are customized to their institutional and cultural context.

To keep pace with constituents scattered throughout the world, an increasing number of universities and other nonprofit institutions are integrating transnational or international fundraising into their advancement programs.

Making the Case for Cultural Institutions: Communicating Impact

By Chris Begley

Communicating Your Best Case For Support | Webinar Series

AAMC Foundation Professional Practices for Art Curators in Nonprofits

The American Association of Art Museum Curators recently released their updated professional practice guidelines for curators. GG+A’s Senior Vice President Christine Begley helped author the chapter on fundraising, based on twenty years of experience working in museums and cultural organizations and supporting curators as they fundraise. This is a great resource for curators, as well as for development professionals to help to make the case for collaboration. If you want to learn about how to strengthen your partnership with curators, please feel free to reach out to Chris at cbegley@grenzglier.com.

10 Years of UK Fundraising Data and What it Taught Us

In late 2018 and early 2019, GG+A reviewed 10 years’ worth of fundraising data from six leading UK universities and interviewed their Directors of Development to get at the stories behind the numbers. The result is a series of fascinating insights into what has worked and what hasn’t worked, and into the challenges that have been overcome and challenges that remain.