fundraising philosophy: examples
Developing a fundraising philosophy is a foundational step for any organization. After prayerfully engaging Scripture and reflecting on biblical generosity, your team should craft guiding principles that shape how you approach fundraising. We help walk ministries through this process—studying generosity in Scripture and exploring key resources—to produce a unique set of statements to guide their fundraising for years to come. We offer you these fundraising philosophy examples from three of our recent clients.
hiring for advancement: the functional staffing guide
When organizations begin to formalize their fundraising efforts, they often face the challenge of identifying and defining an appropriate staffing approach. In our experience, we've observed the most effective advancement requires support in three distinct functional areas, which we refer to as Proago E-R-A Staffing Guide.
generosity article published in india
by joshua harber, principal, Proago llc
Whether you live in the U.S., Papua New Guinea, North India or South India, to mature as a Christian, we must all learn how to think Biblically about all of our resources. When we know what the Bible says, we can make decisions that embrace and celebrate the biblically-informed aspects of generosity in our cultures and reject unbiblical ones. A recent Proago article was published in Christian Manager’s Association Magazine, outlining 24 principles of personal and corporate generosity.