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Recruiting presentation last Wednesday???
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[QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 1298667, member: 27"] Yes, it was for major money donors only. Not sure what the dollar limit was. Many schools use a briefing like this as a way to spread good will and build enthusiasm in the mainstream fanbase for the program. One of the major weaknesses of the current group in the athletic department has been their inability to connect with/build relationships/get donations from the small and midsize donors. Though frankly, I don't think they have done well with big money donors either. This is an area we are not good at. I am not saying an exclusive event for big donors is a bad idea. It is a good idea. People who pay the big bucks should get something substantial for their contributions, and access to the coaching staff, food and an open bar are a nice benefit. Though I couldn't believe the event did not include a brief tour of the IPF. What were they thinking? I just think they should have another one for the middle level donors that doesn't have all the bells and whistles. Maybe 2 or 3 coaches show up instead of all of them, and you have to pay for food and drinks. But show them the film on the recruits, give some inside stories on how the players were recruited, things the staff liked about them, etc. Give the donors who make substantial donations something for their money to know they are appreciated, and let them know what they need to do next year to get the VIP treatment. And let the lower level donors know what they need to do to get into the middle level event. IMHO, the way to maximize donations is to build major donors from small donors one step at a time. This is how well run athletic departments are run that are good at fund raising. You really shouldn't waste golden opportunities to raise money like our athletic department does so often. Just my opinion, and I am only saying this because I love the school, love the football program and want what is best for it. I will get off my soapbox now... [/QUOTE]
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