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Section 1 - First DayOrienting Reports1 Topic
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Section 2 - Mission Increase CoreWho is MI?2 Topics
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MI Staff
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Section 3 - Theology of GivingPart 1: Theology of Giving Study1 Topic
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Part 2: Theology of Giving Application1 Topic
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Section 4 - MI's Philosophy of FundraisingThe Spiritual Side of Fundraising2 Topics
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Section 5 - P-E-OP-E-O: A Donor Growth Strategy1 Assessment
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Section 6 - Launch Event PreparationLaunch Prep
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Section 7 - TeachingSix Disciplines of Breakthrough Learning and Core Curriculum
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Teaching and Facilitation
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Section 8 - Major Gifts and Acquisitions EventsMajor Gifts
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Acquisition Events
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Section 9 - Ministry Communication and LeadershipMinistry Communication
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Ministry Leadership
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Section 10 - CoachingCoaching
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Section 11 - Local FundraisingLocal Fundraising
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MI GrowthTrack TrainingPreparation
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Introduction
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Ministries
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Events
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Dashboard
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Coaching
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Continued Training
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A Case for Support is a succinct document that articulates why an organization exists, what they do, what they hope to accomplish and an invitation to partner.
The exercise of writing a case for support can bare fruit in many ways. Some examples are:
- Proposals
- Grant requests
- Ministry Communication
- Staff training
Download the MI Case for Support tool to see the one-page tool that is frequently used by leaders. Following the same structure, explore articulating a case for Mission Increase.
Consider how you would articulate MI’s Case for Support if the intended invitation was to:
- Potential donors asking for financial support for your MI community
- A ministry leader asking them to attend a workshop