Need your board and team to help with fundraising?
Give them a clear role and a next step they can carry out.
The Fundraising Team Toolkit — $149
Equip your board, staff, and ministry champions to make introductions, support conversations, and follow through. A self-guided toolkit for Christian nonprofits and ministries ready to share the work of fundraising.
Turn “we should help” into specific action.
Your team may care deeply about the mission and still be unsure how to contribute. Broad requests to “help with fundraising” leave people guessing about what to say, whom to contact, and how much time the work will take.This toolkit helps you match people with useful responsibilities and establish a simple rhythm for staying accountable.
What your team will create
What is inside
The six-page editable workbook includes a team diagnostic, responsibility matrix, completed example, participation conversation script, introduction messages, a 45-minute kickoff agenda, a 20-minute weekly review agenda, a reusable meeting record, and a shared action tracker.
You also receive guidance for overdue tasks, appreciation, onboarding new participants, and a monthly review. The tracker is an editable table, so you can use one shared document or move the fields into your existing team system.
How to use it
Bring the funding need and deadline to a team kickoff.
Assign responsibilities based on willingness, relationships, and available time.
Give each person a specific action, supporting materials, and a due date.
Use the weekly review to resolve obstacles and agree on next steps.
Who it is for
Choose this toolkit if the founder is carrying too much, your board wants clearer guidance, or follow-up regularly falls through the cracks. It works with a small team; one person may hold several roles.
Every resource connects practical fundraising with Gospel-centered stewardship and generosity principles.
Common questions
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No. People can introduce, host, listen, prepare materials, record next steps, and share updates. The responsibility map makes those contributions specific.
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No. It helps your team carry out a plan. If the target, priority relationships, and calendar are still unclear, pair it with the Fundraising Action Plan.
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No. It is an editable workbook with tracking tables, scripts, and meeting tools.
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No. This is self-guided. The Fundraising Strategy Intensive is the option for personal help.