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Brad Clark, Chief Executive Starship Foundation DIA Charities Annual Meeting Wednesday 27 November 2013

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Page 1: Brad Clark, Chief Executive Starship Foundation DIA

Brad Clark, Chief Executive Starship Foundation

DIA – Charities Annual Meeting

Wednesday 27 November 2013

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Core Purpose

• To enable every family in New Zealand access

to world leading child healthcare and

experiences

3-5 Year Objectives

• Grow sustainable income base by 7.5% p.a.

• Develop leadership capabilities and maintain

team culture

• Align planning and strategy with DHB's, Starship

Children’s Health, MoH

• Maintain donor retention at 80% or top 20% of

industry* across all donor types

* Pareto industry benchmarking report NZ/Australia participating

organisations

Purpose / Objectives

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Pillars of Support • Medical Technology

• People, Big & Small

– Research/Fellowships

– Nurse Training/Education

– Patient/Family Experience

• Facilities / Services

– Oncology/Haemotology/BMT

– Medical Specialities/Neuroservices

– Starship National Air Ambulance

• Experiences

– Clown Dr’s; Distraction; Respite; Role Models

• Other

– Safekids Aotearoa / Prevention

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Business Model

• Diversified - many and varied touch points

• Aligned with DHB / National Child Health Priorities

• Minimal bucket shaking / no street appeals

• Corporate / Commercial imperatives

• National message / leading funder for child health

• International links and collaboration

• Measured risks to seed initiatives – Puawaitahi, National

Shaken Baby Prevention / Kidshealth.org.nz /

Telemedicine

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Fundraising Strategies • Community – Schools, Events, Challenges, Rotary, Lions

• Corporate Partners

– Vodafone, ASB, Barfoot & Thompson, Mercury Energy, + +

• Friends of Starship

• Trusts and Foundations

• Bequests

• Key gifts / Major Donors

• Direct Marketing / Regular Giving / Payroll Giving

• Starship Mobile Phone Appeal

• Explore new revenue streams

– Test, monitor, revise, implement, repeat

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Stewardship Managing the relationship / caring for donors: Recognising and thanking donors

appropriately to cultivate future loyalty

Short-term

Medium-term

Long-term

• Always thank supporters: no exceptions, match response channels

• Thank early and often: immediate electronic, within 48 hours other channels

• Thank them accurately: get basics correct - spelling of name, title, amount of gift

• Tailored and appropriate to gift levels: convert single-gift donors to a second gift, elevate multi-gift donors to other channels, reactivate lapsed donors

• Donors feel most engaged within 3-6 weeks of their first touch-point. Ongoing engagement is essential and must be timely.

• Stewardship is necessary to keep supporters engaged and developing deeper relationships, to

encourage further donations and higher levels of support

• Make donors feel acknowledged, rewarded and appreciated. Personalise using handwritten

notes, children's artwork, and giveaway premiums.

• Acknowledge the donor, their gift and their tangible difference. It’s all about YOU.

• Develop lifelong donor relationship

• Employ best-practice retention strategies

• Build a personal relationship from the organisation, not the individual representative

• Be specific, transparent and demonstrate how donations have been used

• Focus on the beneficiary and outcomes, not the channel or the charity

Exceed Expectations, Surprise and Delight

You, You, You.

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Acknowledgement

Timely

Personal

Appropriate

• Donations receive a personalised ‘Thank You’ letter and tax receipt within 48 hours.

This may be followed up with additional communication in 2-3 weeks.

• Response to every donor communication within 1-10 working days, dependent on

nature/urgency/channel of the correspondence.

• Touch-points are coordinated in timings.

• Endeavour to make correspondence as personal as possible.

• The donor database is gold. The backbone of everything, manages volume, ensures

accuracy, keeps things legal, provides valuable insights, assists quality customer

service

• Acknowledge supporters’ history of giving to Starship or the personal circumstances

that may have prompted them to give – Link & Interest

• Depending on the level of donation (or the ‘story’ behind the donation) this can be a

personalised letter, a phone call, a visit, a hospital tour, or a Thank You event.

• The level of giving is measured as both a one off donation and as cumulative

donations over the ‘life time’ of the donor.

Genuine, transparent and specific to build trust with donors

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Stewardship - Corporate Partnerships

Relationship

management

lead via

corporate

partner

manager

Five Star Phone, email, face to face meetings

with all stakeholders

Hosting at events

Patient stories for engagement

Thank you correspondence/events

Tours

PR and Communication of

Campaigns

Captain Starship Visits

Supporter Thank you/Mingle

Personalised Newsletters

Christmas Cards/Greeting Cards

Annual Review / Corporate letter

Contributing

Supporting

Corp

Supporters

General

Corporate/GIK

A specific level of Stewardship is clearly defined

in contract for all corporate partners

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How we Steward

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Evolution

• Social profit vs Not-for-profit

• Fundraising is big business - competitive, sophisticated and more challenging every day

• Don’t count chickens – complacency is an enemy

• Focus on the people – managing donors is a science

• The need to acknowledge every level of donor is real and growing

• Need to communicate outcomes

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The Next 21-years?

• Fundraising is a business – great analysis clarifies ROI, informs investment decisions and growth potential

• Competition from 26,886 registered NZ charities – differentiate, USP, brand

• Competition from individuals – social media, changing consumer attitudes, cashless society

• Employer, advocate, enabler, agent of change

• Measuring outcomes

• International networks

• Tell stories, keep it real

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Starship kids are our kids…

• You are the reason we exist. You are the parents,

grandparents, uncles, aunts – and you want the best for

your kids

• People don’t give because of who you are - people give

because of who they are

• I’ll leave you with this story, shot and edited by one of

the Starship Foundation team - one of the many ways

Starship communicates need to prospective supporters

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