There are several types of fundraising campaigns that are appropriate to fundraising

Annual Campaigns are sometimes called "Sustaining Campaigns." Through regular, annual commitments, through memberships and through other fundraising vehicles they provide the funding necessary for program and administration that an organization requires. More . . .

Capital Campaigns are the most effective way to raise large amounts of money over a relatively short period of time. But about eight out of every 10 campaigns stumble and two of those fail. Our campaign successes range from $500,000 to $13 million. You can trust our work from Vision to Victory! More . . .

A "Bricks and Mortar" campaign is another name for a "Capital Campaign."

An Endowment Campaign provides for the long term financial health of the organization and often uses Planned Gift instruments as the means for doing so. More . . .

A Special Project or special purpose campaign is just that. Special fundraising for a readily identifiable purpose that is neither bricks and mortar nor endowment nor within the course of the usual operation of the organization and therfore outside of the Annual Fund.

Church Campaigns are specific to local religious organizations of any denomination and often combine one or more of the elements of the other campaigns. More . . .

Endowment Campaigns are designed to grow support over time through giving techniques that grow funds to be used for designated purposes. More . . .

Feasibility Studies, also called Planning Studies are conducted as an important preparatory step to help assure the success of any of the campaigns above. More . . .

Campaign Services, provided by Affinity Resources and other independent consultants, are designed to aid in the successful conduct of your campaign. More . . .

Preparatory Planning is the most important thing thhat you can do to achieve victory in a campaign. More . . .