PRESENTATION TO THE BOARD
Use the Formal Version for structured board meetings and official proposals. It is designed for trustees who require a detailed breakdown of the financial, strategic, and operational benefits of adopting Better Giving.
Key sections to emphasize during the presentation:
Cost-effectiveness and sustainability
Endowment benefits through the Better Giving Sustainability Fund
Access to a younger, global donor base
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) opportunities
Addressing concerns about cryptocurrency
Financial futureproofing
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR QUICK REVIEW
The Short Version is ideal for trustees who prefer a high-level overview.
It is recommended for initial conversations, email summaries, or board packets where decision-makers need to grasp the key points quickly.
Use this version to facilitate discussions before diving into more in-depth analysis.
ENGAGING INFORMALLY WITH TEAM MEMBERS
The Informal Version is structured for internal conversations, team discussions, and engaging key stakeholders who may not be familiar with fundraising strategies.
It helps in creating excitement and aligning the team with the vision behind adopting Better Giving.
This version can be used in casual briefings, staff meetings, or even in digital communication channels to introduce the concept in a relatable way.
ADDRESSING COMMON CONCERNS AND FAQS
Be prepared to answer questions about:
How Better Giving operates without upfront costs
The benefits of the Sustainability Fund for long-term financial planning
How crypto donations are processed with zero risk
The impact of attracting a younger, more affluent, and global donor base
NEXT STEPS FOR IMPLEMENTATION
If trustees express interest in moving forward, suggest:
Scheduling a follow-up session to dive deeper into implementation.
Reviewing case studies of other nonprofits successfully using Better Giving.
Assigning a task force to explore integration and compliance considerations.
By using this document strategically, you can guide trustees toward making an informed decision about adopting Better Giving as a key financial and fundraising tool for the organization’s future success.