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Thank You Letter

Help Robert Schalkenbach Foundation communicate the importance of a specific donor's gift and thank them for the impact they have allowed the organization to make.
Robert Schalkenbach Foundation
Princeton, NJ, USA
Robert Schalkenbach Foundation
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Princeton, NJ, USA

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Community & economic development
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Fundraising Writing

Posted June 14th

Thank You Letter

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What we need
  • A well written, meaningful thank you letter (no more than 1,000 words or standard two-page letter) that effectively communicates how the donation has helped the Organization
Additional details

An acknowledgement letter that highlights and speaks to our mission, needs and programs.

What we have in place
  • We currently have a basic acknowledgement letter, which should make it easy for you to get started. We also have a mission statement, and the ability to provide any other information you need.
How this will help
This project will save us $2,140 , allowing us to put towards our programmatic efforts.

Having different perspectives of how to acknowledge donors.

Project plan

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Prep: Information Gathering
  • Volunteer Manager and Professional discuss who the letter is for, the impact their support had, key message(s) they want to include in the letter, and preferred tone and style
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Milestone 1: Document Creation
  • Professional writes copy aligned with Volunteer Manager's style, tone, clarity and length
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Milestone 2: Wrap-Up
  • Volunteer Manager and Professional discuss any small edits
  • Professional submits final version
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About the org

Robert Schalkenbach Foundation
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Stephanie C.

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Our mission

To enhance liberty and equality of opportunity for all people through research, outreach, and community-level interventions that integrate concerns for economic, social, and environmental justice; poverty; and government-granted privileges.