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DeWitt & Associates, Inc. Fund-Raising Counsel to Nonprofit Organizations
Telephone: (804)364-0145
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Revised: 08/12/2008
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The DEVELOPMENT COMPANION© from DeWitt & Associates is a quarterly journal for nonprofit chief executives, Board members, key volunteers, and development professionals.
Think of the DEVELOPMENT COMPANION© as a tool box. With each issue focusing on one topic, you will be adding another tool to your collection of handy references to assist you and your staff in doing your jobs. Because we want to make the DEVELOPMENT COMPANION© an increasingly valuable tool, we will be responsive to your input on topics to be covered. Also, we will make every effort to answer by e-mail or regular mail questions that may have been raised by the topic, and our approach to it.
And many other development subjects with specific steps to help you succeed! The First Quarter 2008 Issue: "The Development Program Action Plan -- Your Blueprint for Success"
NEW --
New -- Blog for development professionals. Go to:
http://brydondewitt.wordpress.com
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Eugene
Klompus,
founding Executive
Director, I-CAR Education Foundation, Rolling Meadows, Illinois "Brydon DeWitt’s approach to
fund-raising is a no-nonsense, proven and common sense style. He trains
clients to recognize that raising money is an art. His theory is sound. To
successfully raise money, we must convey the importance of the cause as well
as the benefits that the cause can provide to society and to the prospective
donor. And, Brydon’s counsel to my organization has proved his point!
Under his direction we have employed methods that have helped us to achieve
regular, renewable and increasing contributions. We couldn’t have done
this without Brydon’s help." Dale Schenewerk, former
Chief Advancement Officer, Northeast Missouri State University (now Truman
University), Kirksville, Missouri "Our institution was a client of Brydon’s
for four years, and during that time he led us through an important period
of organizational growth. He took the time to understand what made our
organization, and our advancement program, unique. The suggestions and
advice he offered were tailored to our specific needs. He was adept at
working with our President and members of the Board, as well as assisting in
the on-going training of several new, inexperienced staff members. All on
our campus who met him enjoyed working with him and appreciated the guidance
he provided. We quickly began to view him as a member of our team, and he
thought of himself in the same way."
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12701 Crimson Court
Richmond, Virginia 23233-7657