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the campaign, as well as all undergraduate members, during the early stage of the
campaign.
E. Attitude toward personal participation
This section of the feasibility study assesses each interviewee's personal support of
and interest in a capital campaign. The information from this section is critical,
because it provides an indication of the two most important ways any alumna can
impact the possible project: volunteer and financial support.
As shown in Chart G, 22 interviewees (65%) responded "Yes" or "Maybe" to
having an interest in serving as a volunteer. Table A shows the number of alumnae
who expressed an interest in volunteering and what roles they indicated they would
be willing to serve in. Of the 22 alumnae who are interested in these roles, 11 have
previous experience serving on a volunteer board and 10 have previous experience
soliciting for gifts. This is important because a strong volunteer board will
encourage participation and lend credibility to the campaign.
Yes
50%
No
35%
Maybe
15%
Chart G: Would you be willing to
volunteer for the campaign?
22 alumnae are willing to serve in a volunteer role.
