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[QUOTE="sufan59, post: 5671702, member: 8789"]
You are on to something. First, people want to donate to other things outside of Syracuse Sports, people can have other passions and areas where they want to give that probably do more good in the world. Though Syracuse being good at sports should be high up on everyone’s list lol. Second, there is large volumes of alumni in well to do NYC metro area, the Palm Beach/Broward/Miami Dade I. Florida counties just to name a few that convincing them to make 4 figure donations and perhaps even 5 figure donations annually is where you really can build a sustainable base for years to come. Not easy to get done though. But that’s what I talk about in how the next hire in men’s basketball needs to grow the grassroots support as priority number 1 by people going to games, but also financially. I guess when you think of grassroots you think of high volume of 3 figure donors annually which is very important too, but this could be like grassroots plus. I think the powers that be get this concept, but plenty of room to get better and grow. Which is a good thing, getting better being an option with how far they have come is a good thing.
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