December Professional Development | Stewardship Through the Donor Lifecycle
The recording of this event is available HERE.
Materials for download:
Presentation Slides
Stewardship Matrix (excel sheet)
Generational Differences Chart (PDF)
Donor Stewardship is all about relationships – it starts with a gift and continues on throughout the lifetime of that donor and beyond. How do you develop a plan for this? What will a good plan accomplish? How do you connect with online donors and cultivate them? Join us for an interactive hour to explore donor stewardship and begin to create a plan for your organization. We will explore generational differences, the stages of stewardship and learn from one another.
About Kimerly Hinkelman and Olivia Palmer
Kimerly Hinkelman has been a trusted leader, resource and advocate for nonprofit organizations for over 40 years, and applies her diverse leadership experiences to non profit organizations across the country to advance their missions. Her professional experience includes serving at executive-level leadership positions for health systems, hospital foundations, and non-profit agencies. Kim serves as an instructor for non-profit management programs, most recently WNC Non Profit Pathways and Western Carolina University. Kim is currently enjoying her work with Olivia Palmer at Flat Rock Playhouse in Henderson County, serves on the Board of Blue Ridge Literacy Council and is a member of the Athena Committee with the Chamber of Commerce in Henderson County.
Olivia Palmer is a resource development professional at Flat Rock Playhouse, The State Theater of North Carolina. She began her fundraising career in 2018 at the Playhouse having previously served as the Assistant Box Office Manager as well as a Teaching Artist and Arts Education Administrator. Local to Hendersonville, she began her journey at Flat Rock Playhouse as a student in the arts education program. Today, she is thrilled to play a role in supporting the arts at Flat Rock Playhouse, particularly through volunteer management, board support, grant writing, and annual fund stewardship.
