Major Gifts: Making the Invitation - Workshop
Joyfully Sharing the Opportunity for Deeper Involvement in the Work
9:00 AM - 11:30 AM PST
Event Information
Does inviting someone to give to your ministry feel like an unnatural conversation? Are you timid about asking people to give financially? Does your work with major givers feel transactional? It doesn’t have to be this way.
Gather with fundraising peers at this Mission Increase workshop. Together, you will learn how to transform the way you invite people to give so that there is greater ownership in your cause.
Outcomes:
- Understand the biblical principles that inform how we invite people to give
- Articulate your mission and vision in a compelling way
- Practice inviting someone to give
If you or anyone on your team has been apprehensive about inviting financial gifts, don’t miss out!
This workshop will benefit executive directors, development staff, board members – or anyone who has personal relationships with champions. Register today!
Presenters
Featuring - Tracy Nordyke
Oregon Area Director, Mission Increase
Tracy Nordyke currently serves as the Oregon Area Director, helping organizations and leaders in Portland, Salem, and Southwest Washington foster growth and find momentum. After serving MI for fifteen years developing Transformational Giving training materials and coaching the Area Director staff, Tracy is humbled and excited to shift her focus to the Kingdom work happening in the region she loves. Since earning a BA in History at the University of California Irvine, Tracy has worked in fundraising for over thirty years including consulting in marketing, communications, and donor discipleship with ministries in virtually every sector of the Christian nonprofit world. Tracy is passionate about sharing the message of biblical generosity and partners with Women Doing Well and Generous Giving. She and her husband Kevin live in Portland, Oregon where he serves with the Luis Palau Association. They enjoy doing life with their adult children Garrett and Sophie.