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Fundraise
Design
Writing
Fall Unit Mailing 2023
Annual Giving Solicitations → FY2024 - Q2
Due Open Deliverables
10-13-2023 0 / 3
Project Lead Project Team
Robert Mack CS Robert Mack
Sponsor Information
Annual GivingLeland HenryAssistant Director of Annual Giving
Project Description

Solicitation letter template customized by our colleges and units, typically signed by the respective dean

 

Important Elements & Emotions

Please include WSJ #1 ranking image into the art

Demonstrating impact

Making the donor the hero of the story

Urgency

Deliverables
DeliverableDraft DueDue DateStatusAssigned TeamNotes 
Approve copy09-26-2023CompletedNicole Yucht🔎 ✏️
Designed letter10-13-2023CompletedRobert Mack🔎 ✏️
Review college/unit copy10-17-2023CompletedDavid Finnerty🔎 ✏️
Comments & Notes

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-- [SEP-26-23 Yasmin Williams] --------------
Leland approved.

-- [OCT-13-23 Yasmin Williams] --------------
Rob Sent leland Fall unit letter and envelope.

-- [OCT-16-23 Yasmin Williams] --------------
Mandy: I have received 10 of the 19 letter segments planned for the Fall Unit mailer and have them attached in a .zip drive. I am hoping someone from your team will have a chance to review these by early next week (by 10/17 preferably) so we can send over this first batch. We should have the second grouping sometime next week but we do not want to delay sending of the units that came in on time.

-- [OCT-16-23 Yasmin Williams] --------------
Requested edits from sponsors: On the bottom of the back page you’ll see a comment about a new stat to add. We are reaching out to a few folks to see if we can get a stat around impact but if you have something in mind or that you all have already used can you share with us. Rob also request short URL for QR code. N/a at this time but Mandy will follow up for it Monday.

-- [OCT-17-23 Yasmin Williams] --------------
Submitted letters have been edited by DF.

-- [OCT-20-23 Yasmin Williams] --------------
Leland: copy was accepted.
Created on Sept. 14, 2023 at  8:49 AM (EDT). Last updated by Jason Phenicie on Oct. 25, 2023 at 10:00 PM (EDT). Owned by Phenicie, Jason.
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