The Art of Nonprofit Story-Telling

Thursday, February 16 - Historic Hopkins House – Haddon Township (Camden County)

We invite you to discover the art of story-telling: one of the most effective tools a nonprofit has to raise funds and win support. It is an art that can be shared via publications and direct mail; verbally, from the elevator speech to a funder presentation; and online, using today's social networking tools. A well-told story inspires and compels action and distinguishes our organization from the masses.

This session will explore the factors that make each type of presentation successful, so that you are utilizing all of these communication tools effectively, maximizing support for your organization through skilled external communications.
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About the instructor:
Patrick Feeley has been fundraising in the non-profit sector since 1993. Currently he is the Associate Vice President for Individual and Principal Giving at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) overseeing the areas of major gifts, planned gifts, and capital support. Prior to this new role, Pat oversaw the corporate, foundation, cause marketing and special event teams as the Assistant Vice President for Institutional and Event Fundraising. During his time in senior management in development at CHOP, the Hospital successfully concluded the Hope Lives Here Campaign exceeding $450 million in charitable contributions.  

The work of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance is made possible through the generous support of committed individuals and institutions.