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Writing with a Practical Edge...
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Case Study:
Visually Impaired Preschool Services
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When Visually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS) was founded in 1985, resources were sparse. Never would the founders have imagined that there would be such a demand for services and that they would one day have a need to raise $2.3 million for a new facility on a new campus...
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Case Study:
St. Michael Church
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Explosive growth at St. Michael Church helped parish leaders realize it was time to embark on a building expansion project. “We not only wanted to expand our worship space,” explained David Miles, the campaign chair, “we also wanted to expand our recreational and educational space. We knew we weren’t professional fundraisers, and much of our parish’s future was at stake based on our ability to raise money. We needed help.”...
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Case Study:
Wayside Christian Mission
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When Louisville’s Wayside Christian Mission embarked on their capital campaign in 2001, President Tim Moseley realized they were dealing with less than ideal circumstances. “We started our campaign after September 11, which we knew would be extremely challenging from an economic standpoint. Fortunately, because Len Moisan and The Covenant Group created a solid plan and were willing to make such a long-term commitment to us, we were able to overcome that,” Moseley said.
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Case Study:
Shively Christian Church
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When Shively Christian Church began to outgrow their facilities, the elders and staff realized it was time to investigate the possibility of relocating. The leaders in the church also recognized their limitations. In order to understand what it would take to raise the funds and develop and implement the plans to relocate, they would have to consult an outside professional who had the knowledge and experience to help them. ...
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Case Study:
Cabbage Patch Settlement House
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"I really supported Dr. Moisan's involvement in our strategic planning process
because his approach encouraged 'staff-based support with board buy-in,'
and I felt that was important given what we were trying to achieve..."
-Jennifer Scott, Director of Administration & Development
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Case Study:
Tekno, Incorporated
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"We made the Inc. 500 list of America's Fastest-Growing Private Companies
three years in a row in the mid 1990's... Things that kill profitability
can arise in a company growing that fast, and we realized we needed to make
a few changes."
-Trevor Clopton, Chief Operating Officer
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Case Study:
Ursuline Campus Schools
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"We wanted Dr. Moisan's help in rethinking our entire development function
- from how we went about setting development goals to establishing proper
roles for our development and administrative staff..."
- Charles Francesconi, President
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Case Study:
The Home of the Innocents
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The Home of the Innocents offers hope for children, youth and families in crisis by providing care, shelter and support. Unfortunately, demand for their services has continued to grow. At a time when the Home was landlocked and overcrowded at its main facility and three other facilities across Louisville. In order to meet both the immediate and future challenges, the Home desperately needed a new location.
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Case Study:
Southeast Christian Church #2
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Southeast Christian Church has grown exponentially since its humble beginnings in 1962. The new campus has a 9,100-seat sanctuary and 770,000 square feet under roof. With a staff of 340 employees, Southeast serves over 15,000 members and guests each weekend at 3 separate worship services.
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Case Study:
YMCA Safe Place Services
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When the YMCA Safe Place Services came to Dr. Len Moisan and The Covenant Group for a Financial Development Assessment, they knew the goals that they wanted to achieve. “We wanted to find out what our weaknesses and strengths were related to our financial development."
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Case Study:
Middle Tennessee State University
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“When I came on board in 2002, there was some administrative transition. I wanted to put some emphasis on our development efforts and pay more attention to our growth in that area. We had a good development department in place, but the university was relatively new in its efforts at nurturing and providing support for its development activities.”
-Dr. Sidney A. McPhee, 10th President
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Case Study:
Assumption Greek Orthodox Church
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For more than five years the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church community had been planning to move to a new location. The congregation needed more space for worship, education and activities. Their plan was to build a new worship center and multi-purpose facility in a new location...
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Case Study:
Ronald McDonald House
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“Over 1,000 families per year were knocking on our doors for help,” said Mr. Hedley. “They were coming to Louisville from out of town and needed a place to stay. Their children were being treated in local hospitals and most of them had acute illnesses or injuries. We had to do something. We were turning away over 200 families per year...”
- Director Hal Hedley
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Case Study:
Louisville Olmsted Parks Conservancy
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Louisville’s landscape bears the signature of Frederick Law Olmsted, the father of American landscape architecture. In 1891, Mr. Olmsted, the mastermind behind New York’s Central Park, the grounds at Biltmore Estate and the U.S. Capitol Grounds, was invited to Louisville to help establish a park system. Nearly 100 years later, a nonprofit organization was established to help preserve and enhance these masterpieces for generations to come, the Louisville Olmsted Parks Conservancy. When they needed to revitalize a capital campaign to grow their efforts, they called on The Covenant Group...
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