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    Cor porat e Vo lunt eer ism Cor porat e Foundat ion Relat ions

    How to Leverage and Integrate Volunteer Servicesand Corporate Development

    Presented by:

    Mary Bachman, Volunteer Resources Department Director, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of St.Paul and Minneapolis [email protected] 612-204-8415

    Kate Kelly, External Affairs and Communications Director, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of St.Paul and Minneapolis [email protected] 612-204-8367

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]
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    Tw o Unique Depar t m ent s

    Volunteer Department is incharge of identifying corporategroups to volunteer in the 17sites across our geographicterritory.

    Corporate/Foundation

    Relations is in charge ofsoliciting corporations andfoundations for cash and in-kind support.

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    I n teg ra te

    The challenge: How can we grow thenumber of organizations who volunteerand encourage them to also donate?

    How do we: Collect and invest in stronger data

    management? Build new revenue streams/cross promotion

    and branding?

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    2009 A challenging year to grow new corporate revenue dollars.

    CFR identified organizations whose giving guidelinesmatched Catholic Charities mission.

    Asked Volunteer Department to help prepare for solicitation.

    Many organizations will not accept an LOI, or a grantproposal unless we have employees volunteering at oursites.

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    Est ab l ish Int eg rat ed Plan2009 -2010

    Departments worked together togenerate a list of these organizations.

    Invested in the resources needed to

    capture names, emails and contactinformation to add into the RaisersEdge File.

    Invested in photography and

    videographer to attend volunteer eventsand shoot for future promotion ininternal, external and other onlinecommunications.

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    Developed Target L ist

    Corporate Volunteer Organization Wish List

    Continue to Grow the Volunteer Component asFunder asks about Employee Involvement

    UnitedHealth Group

    Fund CC but need to Establish Volunteer Componentas Funder asks about Employee Involvement

    Delta Dental, Allianz, Xcel Energy, Best Buy, USBank, G&K Services

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    Developed Target L ist Do Not Fund and Want Employee Involvement for Funding Consideration

    RBC Wealth Management : Sponsor-a-Family

    TCF Bank

    Price Waterhouse

    Do Not Fund and CFR would like to use Volunteer Component as a way to getinto Organization

    Cargill, Inc.: Started. Cambria/Davisco Intl

    Delta Airlines

    IMATION

    Josten's

    LifeTouch: Asked Mary to make a priority in March

    Graco - not accepting new proposals Foundation future uncertain KristinRidley left as of June 7th

    Deluxe Corp. - not accepting new proposals, would be helpful to have volunteer c

    Marquette Financial - not accepting new proposals, would be helpful to havevolunteer component

    Hubbard Broadcasting

    RSM McGladrey Dollars for Do-ers

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    Developed Target L ist

    Lapsed or Minimal Funding, Helpful to Have StrongVolunteer Component

    Edina Realty: lapsed

    Medtronic: according to RE we havent had a volunteergroup since 2007with changing Foundation priorities,

    volunteers may keep us in the door

    HealthPartners

    SuperValu: Mary says they want to volunteer as a group of

    500. Hard to find a project that can accommodate this.Thomson Reuters : Started in March 2011 with Hope Street

    and Donation Drive. Requires further cultivation.

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    Target L is t

    Do Not Fund and WantEmployee Involvement forFunding Consideration

    RBC Wealth Management:

    Sponsor-a-Family

    TCF Bank

    PricewaterhouseCoopers

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    In t eg rat e Bus iness Plan -Target L is t

    Many organizations will onlyconsider funding IF employeesvolunteer RBC Wealth Management TCF BankVolunteer recruitment can be a long process

    Do Not Fund and CFR would like touse Volunteer Component as a way

    to get into Organization Cargill, Inc. Cambria/Davisco International Delta Airlines IMATION

    Josten's

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    Event CalendarTuesday, September 11, 2012

    The Minnesota Vikings and the teams trainers will conduct their annual mini drill for the children of St.Joseph's Home for Children and Northside Child Development Center. This activity also includes theyearly volunteer assistance of our good friends from the law firm, Faegre Baker Daniels.

    Tuesday, September 18, 2012

    Target employees are coming to St. Joseph's Home for Children to help with outdoor fall cleanup andindoor cleaning.

    Thursday, September 27, 2012WipFli employees are coming to Northside Child Development Center to paint and clean.

    Friday, October 5, 2012

    U.S. Bank Senior Leadership, Business Line Leaders and the Market Committee will be preparing andserving breakfast at the Opportunity Center.

    Friday, October 19, 2012

    U.S. Bank Senior Leadership, Business Line Leaders and the Market Committee will be preparing andserving breakfast at the Opportunity Center.

    Thursday, November 8, 2012

    General Mills will purchase, prepare and serve a pre-Thanksgiving meal for the families

    at Northside Child Development Center.

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    Highl ight ed Suc c ess

    U.S. Bank Increased revenue by

    $100K in one year

    More integration planned

    Keynote speaker atAnnual Dinner Total number of volunteer

    groups 292 With 48,315 # of

    occurances

    Total number ofVolunteerHours213,585

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    Highl ight ed Suc c ess

    PricewaterhouseCoopers 250 volunteers at June 28 event at St. Josephs Home for

    Children New grant

    Sponsorship of Annual Dinner

    PwC Video -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9z3rhxi2pc&list=UUXg50C-

    Lbk6F_flYmqrGN0w&index=2&feature=plcp

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9z3rhxi2pc&list=UUXg50C-Lbk6F_flYmqrGN0w&index=2&feature=plcphttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9z3rhxi2pc&list=UUXg50C-Lbk6F_flYmqrGN0w&index=2&feature=plcphttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9z3rhxi2pc&list=UUXg50C-Lbk6F_flYmqrGN0w&index=2&feature=plcphttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9z3rhxi2pc&list=UUXg50C-Lbk6F_flYmqrGN0w&index=2&feature=plcphttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9z3rhxi2pc&list=UUXg50C-Lbk6F_flYmqrGN0w&index=2&feature=plcphttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9z3rhxi2pc&list=UUXg50C-Lbk6F_flYmqrGN0w&index=2&feature=plcp
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    Quest ions?

    Mary Bachman, Volunteer Resources DepartmentDirector, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese ofSt. Paul and Minneapolis [email protected] 612-204-8415

    Kate Kelly, External Affairs and CommunicationsDirector, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese ofSt. Paul and Minneapolis [email protected] 612-204-8367

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]