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Regular Giving Tool BoxWhat makes a regular giving program flourish?
Fiona McPhee
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• The things that are making regular giving programs flourish
The result of me being nosey
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Long ranging plan & budget
Back End Management Proposition
Channel Management On Boarding On Going
Communications
Increasing Value Measurement & Analysis Customer Service
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Who are these regular givers?
F2F Two Step Converted
Cash Converts All Others
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Regular Giving Income - by channel of solicitation
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New RG Recruits - by channel of solicitation
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Recr
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Two Distinct Groups
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Silent (1925-1945) Boomers (1946-1964)
The sandwich generation The love generation
The Depression generation The me generation
The Beat generation Trailing-edge boomers
The beatniks The hippies
The lost generation Breakthrough generation
Boomers:• Grew up with a placid childhood which inspired
their revolution• In the 60’s they had goals of freedom, idealism,
self expression and being socially conscious. • By the 80’s they had jobs, families and were
becoming demanding consumers. • Today they have come to grips with an ethnically
diverse world, their mid-life crisis, are feeling nostalgic.
Silent:• Financial insecurity meant people had fewer children
– so it was a smaller generation• As children they worked very hard and kept quiet• They grew up in conditions complicated by war and
economic depression• This increased their need for achievement, power and
status
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Generation X (1964-1979)
Generation M (Y) (1980-2000)
Slackers Google generation
The twenty/thirty somethings The MySpace generation
The generation after The MyPod generation
Leading-edge boomers iGeneration
The gap generation The corporation generation
Gen X:• Grew up in the 80’s with economic strain, AIDS,
divorce & working mums• They were also the first true tech generation• In the 90’s they created You Tube & My Space
for the next generation to use • Dealt with the inheritance of racial strife,
homelessness• They mistrust institutions, reject rules, dislike
authority but know how to work together
Gen Y:• Bought up as the most child centric generation• Highly tech literate• Used to being in a tribe/group • Juggle multiple interests all the time.
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Classic Mail responsiveLess likely to moveLikely to give additional gifts via DM or TMMore likely to leave a bequestAttrition: 8% - 30% in Yr 1
Newbies Phone responsiveHighly mobileTech savvyWill upgrade but less likely to make additional gifts in traditional waysAttrition: 40% - 65% in Yr 1
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Non-Face-to-Face Average Gift: $24.34 Average Gift Range: $15 to $85Year 1 Attrition: 28%Year 1 Attrition Range: 11% to 50%Year 2 Attrition: 16%Year 3 Attrition: 10%
Face-to-Face Average gift: $30.39Average Gift Range: $15 to $40Year 1 Attrition: 49%Year 1 Attrition Range: 38% to 65%Year 2 Attrition: 18%Year 3 Attrition: 9%
Cash Converts Average gift: $15Average Gift Range: $10 - 20Year 1 Attrition: 20%Year 1 Attrition Range: 7% - 30%Year 2 Attrition: 12%Year 3 Attrition: 8%
Phone / Lead Conversion Average gift: $ $20.34Average Gift Range: $12 - $27Year 1 Attrition: 35%Year 1 Attrition Range: 12% - 55%Year 2 Attrition: 18%Year 3 Attrition: 10%
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It’s not just about the Regular Gifts they make
Cash Donors converted to RG will keep giving
cash
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It’s not just about the Regular Gifts they make
Non-F2F are great bequest
prospects
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Regular Giving Pledge BQ rate - by recruitment channel
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It’s not just about the Regular Gifts they make
They have High Value Potential
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RG Gifts $1K+ - by year and value band
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It’s not just about the Regular Gifts they make
They will do other things emergency
response, activism, DM appeals (profiled)
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Long ranging plan & budget
Back end Management Digital
On Boarding On Going Communications Upgrade
Reactivation Measurement & Analysis Customer Service
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LONG RANGE BUDGET & PLAN
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Expenditure Warm Costs Contact % Pack/Call Postage F2F cost Total costYear F2F RG Cash DM Cash Online RG Inserts RG O/L leads DRTV Fixed Warm Total Cash program 100% $1.20 $0.50 $0.00 $1.70 1
1 $112,647 $0 $30,000 $0 $31,500 $0 $0 $3,065 $177,212 F2F RG 90% $0.00 $0.00 $15.00 $13.502 $270,000 $0 $0 $0 $100,000 $0 $0 $14,346 $384,346 EOYR 100% $1.00 $0.41 $0.00 $1.413 $270,000 $0 $0 $0 $100,000 $0 $0 $24,323 $394,323 RG Conversion 50% $12.00 $0.00 $0.00 $6.00 0%4 $130,000 $0 $0 $0 $70,000 $0 $0 $28,048 $228,048 RG Servicing 100% $10.00 $1.105 $90,000 $0 $0 $0 $50,000 $0 $0 $27,412 $167,4126 $90,000 $0 $0 $0 $50,000 $0 $0 $26,684 $166,684 1 8%7 $90,000 $0 $0 $0 $50,000 $0 $0 $26,681 $166,6818 $90,000 $0 $0 $0 $50,000 $0 $0 $27,085 $167,085 DM Cash 2.500% 0.000% $35.00 $0.00 0.009 $90,000 $0 $0 $0 $50,000 $0 $0 $27,630 $167,630 F2F RG 0.000% 100.000% $0.00 $30.00 0.58
10 $90,000 $0 $0 $0 $50,000 $0 $0 $28,092 $168,092 Cash online 0.862% 0.000% $35.00 $16.00RG Inserts 0.000% 0.080% $66.00 $16.00
Acquired donors (tot) RG O/L leads 0.000% 8.000% $0.00 $15.00 0.30RG Cash DRTV 0.000% 0.011% $0.00 $23.80 0.00
Cumulative 7276 1000Expenditur Acq Warm & Conversion Net Inc Expenditure Gross Inc Net Inc Acquired donors (p.a.)Contact
Year 1 $177,212 $70,000 $76,647 $3,039 -$62,526 $177,212 $114,686 -$62,526 542 1000 100%Year 2 $384,346 $0 $338,749 $4,427 -$41,171 $561,558 $457,861 -$103,697 1395 0 100% DM Cash $1.15 $2.10 $0.00 $1.00 $3.28Year 3 $394,323 $0 $562,258 $3,924 $171,859 $955,881 $1,024,043 $68,162 1395 0 100% F2F RG $0.00 $0.00 $265 $5.00 $270.00Year 4 $228,048 $0 $634,833 $3,478 $410,263 $1,183,929 $1,662,354 $478,425 758 0 100% Cash online $0.00 $0.25 $0.00 $1.00 $0.26Year 5 $167,412 $0 $606,368 $3,083 $442,040 $1,351,341 $2,271,805 $920,465 531 0 100% RG Inserts $0.00 $0.25 $0.00 $1.00 $0.25Year 6 $166,684 $0 $580,054 $2,503 $415,872 $1,518,025 $2,854,362 $1,336,337 531 0 55% RG O/L leads $0.75 $18.48 $0.00 $5.00 $20.24Year 7 $166,681 $0 $572,786 $2,422 $408,527 $1,684,706 $3,429,570 $1,744,863 531 0 DRTV $0.02 $4.64 $0.00 $5.00 $0.02 2Year 8 $167,085 $0 $575,930 $2,147 $410,991 $1,851,792 $4,007,646 $2,155,855 531 0Year 9 $167,630 $0 $582,672 $1,903 $416,945 $2,019,422 $4,592,222 $2,572,800 531 0 Click here to visit Acqusition Phasing Sheet 1Year 10 $168,092 $0 $587,617 $1,687 $421,212 $2,187,514 $5,181,526 $2,994,012 531 0 0
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Lowest net income point is -$117,471 in Month 20
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Reduction in acquisition volumes over time.
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The consequences of this reduction in acquisition can be seen in 2008 - 2010, but WWF
kept some activities going.
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CCI was more vulnerable – smaller, with a newer program than WWF, the reduction in acquisition…
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Invested in
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acqInveste
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impact on the bottom line. An older program like WWF’s would be more resilient to a couple of years reduced acquisition
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BACK END
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Direct Debit & Credit Card
facilities
Database & data capture
Processing & banking
Paperless Direct Debit
Decline Management
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Direct Debit & Credit Card
facilities
Structure to allow for analytics
Processing & banking
Paperless Direct Debit
Decline Management
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Direct Debit & Credit Card
facilities
Database & data capture
Processing & banking
Paperless Direct Debit
Decline Management
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Direct Debit & Credit Card
facilities
Database & data capture
In-house or Outsourced
agility is critical
Paperless Direct Debit
Decline Management
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Direct Debit & Credit Card
facilities
Database & data capture
Processing & banking
Paperless Direct Debit
Decline Management
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Direct Debit & Credit Card
facilities
Database & data capture
Processing & banking
Huge impact on outsourced
phone campaigns
Decline Management
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Direct Debit & Credit Card
facilities
Database & data capture
Processing & banking
Paperless Direct Debit
Decline Management
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Direct Debit & Credit Card
facilities
Database & data capture
Processing & banking
Paperless Direct Debit
Biggest impact on managing
attrition
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Decline ManagementReprocess Credit Card right away
Contact Direct Debit Donor to request
permission to reprocess (right away / double next month)
•Phone• SMS•Email
Do not hold or cancel a decline
• Minimum 3 months of attempts
Reprocess Direct Debit right away
Reprocess Direct Debit right away
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PROPOSITION
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Critical factors• Simple, single minded, unique• Can you back it up, year on year?
– Feeding back the impact the donor is having• Be realistic about the price point
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CHANNEL MANAGEMENT
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Face to Face • Supplier quality & your ability to engage• Retention & ongoing management
Digital / Integrated• Website – landing environment• Two step integrating with phone• Straight to donation – learn from warm & two
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Phone• Find the right supplier for you• Delivers best response for conversion of warm & leads (but can’t
reach everyone)
Direct Mail• Strong response for warm conversion• Acquisition opportunity?
TV• Expertise• Budget• Inbound conversion – phone / web
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ON BOARDING
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Reintroduce ourselves
Reinforce our unique benefit
Reinforce the unique value of supporting us
Introduce more beneficiaries
Introduce more of what the donors
cares about
Reinforce our values
Promote ‘membership’ of our community
Use multiple channels
Say thank you, again and again
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Use the Product / Proposition
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Priority - Phase 1 Priority - Phase 1 Priority - Phase 1 Priority - Phase 1 Priority - Phase 1 Priority - Phase 1MANDATORY MANDATORY MANDATORY MANDATORY MANDATORY MANDATORY
Stage SIGNUP WELCOME JOURNEY
Communication title Thank you and welcome email Supporter Details Leadership Thank You Mission moment Get involved Introductory eNews
Communication # Timeframe 0 Day 3 Day 5 Week 3 Week 6 Week 13Channel/s Email Email Email (video) Email (picture/video) Email
Overview Instant recognition of action taken and welcome
Delivering high quality supporter service and care
Personal and heartfelt thank you from leadership
Child voice focused story to generate emotional reward
Cross-promote other actions to take in support of mission
Transition to ongoing supporter communications
Donor response objective
Real-time acknowledgement of action takenValidation of successful transaction and sign-upExperience emotional reward for action taken
Positive supporter service experienceEstablish relationship and trustOvercome remorse and cognitive dissonance
Shared values, beliefs and mission to make a differenceRecreate original emotional connectionReinforce donation impact
Reinforce donation impact via focus on a single childDemonstrate effectivenessBuild donor-beneficiary connectionReinforce organisational trust
Increase understanding of organisation and activitiesInspire to take additional steps to support
Understand the ongoing communications and how they'll be kept updated and informed
Organisational objective
Easy, seamless and engaging sign-up experienceCreate great first impressionStart relationshipReinforce product name and proposition
Friendly and and efficient supporter servicesIntroduce main contact and offer proxy contactsOpen-up two way communications
Drive self-identity belief through product and brand positioningBuild relationship through shared values and missionEstablish 'voice' of organisation
Reinforce product and key beneficiary group/sDemonstrate donation 'at work'
Deepen relationshipIncrease # supporters engaged in multiple actions
Set clear expectations for supportersIncrease eNews open rates and engagement
How should Donor feel? Acknowledged, Excited, Enthusiastic Valued, Respected Affinity, Appreciated, Proud, Gratified of self worth Powerful, Uplifted, Inspired to do more Informed, Appreciated
Prominent Value(s) expressed Passion, Optimism Respect, Responsibility Trust, Determination Achievement Effective Impactful; Expert; Appreciative
Case Study / Story N/A Video reel showcase of 'children in crisis' being helped Case study - TBC N/A
Signatory Supporter Services Supporter Services CEO CEO Supporter Services Supporter Services
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Multi ChannelDonors # % Total Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Month 4 Month 5 Month 6 Month 7 Month 8 Cumulative
Total 16,722 -12.26% -5.71% -4.52% -3.25% -2.61% -3.46% -2.11% -2.39% -36.30%
All Communications Sent & Opened/Delivered 2,767 17% -10.91% -5.68% -3.96% -2.74% -2.62% -4.32% -0.38% -2.13% -32.74%
Emails Sent (Opened) 2,902 17% -11.04% -5.76% -3.92% -2.80% -2.75% -4.30% -1.16% -2.03% -33.77%
Emails Sent (Not Opened) 5,539 33% -11.80% -5.47% -4.32% -3.30% -3.36% -3.50% -2.11% -3.02% -36.87%
Emails Not Sent 2,874 17% -14.62% -6.28% -5.56% -3.71% -0.80% -2.53% -2.99% -1.42% -37.91%
Print Only 2,640 16% -14.22% -6.08% -5.68% -4.00% -0.97% -2.47% -3.10% -1.46% -37.97%
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ONGOING COMMUNICATIONS
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Low Value – sub $10
• There is no evidence that sending anything to low value (Sub $10 per month) regular givers is worthwhile• Test it
• Try to upgrade • Test it
• Tax Receipt Donor Care
Mid to High Value•Common practice is something every month•Multi channel•Planned story – that’s about the donor NOT you•Includes other support and interaction opportunities:
•Upgrade•Cash•Survey / feedback / comment•Advocacy
•Tax Receipt Donor Care
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How many touchpoints?• Telephone• Email• SMS• Direct Mail
What channels do you have?
•Updates / feedback•Survey•Value add •Product give aways•Event invitations (relevant)•Cross-sell
What is relevant?
• 1 email a month minimum• Remember very few will be able to receive all• Remember very few will actually consume all• You can test
The best are up around 20 touchpoints in a year
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Developing Content Have a content strategy
• What motivates donors within the product / proposition?• When are your key need and impact times?• When will you have impactful, relevant and timely content?• When are your make or break timings?
Ensure each communication delivers on the needs the strategy calls for• (Re)Presenting the need• Showing urgency• Showing tangibility – impact / needs• Being authentic• Asking e.g. upgrades, engagement/participation• Thanking• Personalisation
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Always thank for the Regular Gift
• Reinforce the proposition / impact the donor is having
• Use the name if you have one
Recognise the RG relationships before suggesting more opportunities
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INCREASING VALUE
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Donor Save• Amount downgrade• Payment holiday
– Max 3 months• Change payment type• Change payment date• Avoiding DO NOT CONTACT as an outcome
– But do some thing with them
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RG Upgrade Rate - by recruitment channel and year
0%
20%
40%
60%
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Direct Mail Face to Face Online Phone
Five year range: 85% to 0%
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Have a proposition
First approach ~6 months (test)
Multi channel
Ask at least annually
Test ask levels / multipliers
Can Auto Upgrade work for you?
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Ask at sign up to opt in to
Auto Upgrade
Call to increase the amount
Call to upgrade Ask to opt in to Auto Upgrade
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Ask at sign up to opt in to
Auto Upgrade
Call to increase the amount
Call to upgrade Ask to opt in to Auto Upgrade
Best in class has 80%+ of all 5 year plus recruits upgraded
Average is 36%
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ReactivationResponse Rates of 10% to 16%.• Passive can get 25% to 30% • Donor cancelled will get 6% to 12%.
Generally include up to 48mths • Can go back as far as 108mths for charity cancelled and 72mths for donor cancelled. • The further you go back however the lower the overall RR will be.
Generally get people back on board at 75% of their original gift.
Test 0 pay reactivation
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Have a proposition
Know why they cancelled & when, and what else they may have done in between
Multi channel
Warm them up
• E.g. digital with phone follow up
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ANALYSIS / REPORTING
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Attrition by payment number & cumulativeIncome per donor, Av number payments, Year 1 Ratio
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3 month attritionCumulative 3 month attrition
Compare suppliers / channels / products
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Breakeven Analysis
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CUSTOMER SERVICE
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Does everyone in your organisation know why you are
doing RG?
Does everyone know how to
defend the channels being used?
Does everyone know how to sell
regular giving?
Do you have an inbound save
program?
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Long ranging plan & budget
Back End Management Proposition
Channel Management On Boarding On Going
Communications
Increasing Value Measurement & Analysis Customer Service
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Fiona [email protected] Twitter: fimcpheePhone: +6421 336 905Web: www.paretofundraising.com