Stewarding God's Provision: Your Champion-Centered Fundraising Plan - Workshop


 
Community: Lexington
Thursday, November 05, 2026
9:00 AM - 11:15 AM EST
Go International - Wilmore
503 Wilder Reynolds Rd
Wilmore, KY
 
Seats Available: 25 of 25

Event Information

A comprehensive fundraising plan does more than project income, it creates a roadmap for growing champions in your cause and aligning every activity with God's calling for your ministry. This workshop helps you create or strengthen a fundraising plan that honors God as the owner of all resources while stewarding your ministry's calling with wisdom and intentionality. You'll learn to assess your current realities, set goals rooted in both champion growth and financial need, and establish regular review rhythms that keep your plan responsive rather than static. Whether you're building your first plan or returning to sharpen one you've used for years, you'll leave with practical tools, and a fresh eye on your own data, to write or refine a plan that infuses your entire organization with a biblical approach to fundraising.

Presenters
Damon Mazza
Featuring - Damon Mazza
Lexington Area Director, Mission Increase

Damon serves as the Area Director for Mission Increase Lexington, KY.  Damon grew up in Louisville and moved to Lexington to attend the University of Kentucky, where he earned in BA in American history. He has been involved in ministry in Lexington for over twenty-five years and has over 13 years of experience in nonprofit, church, and board leadership roles.

Damon served as Director of Development for 8 years at Lexington Leadership Foundation, where he collaborated on capital campaigns, marketing, communication and re-branding work, fundraising events, and major gift funding. He is passionate about building capacity and building a local community of Kingdom-minded nonprofit ministries in Lexington.

Damon is active in his church as a volunteer, elder, and board member. When he’s not working, he enjoys watching UK sports, hiking, and attending/working the popcorn machine at one of his three daughters’ volleyball games.