Pi Beta Phi - University of Mississippi

Pre-Campaign Feasibility Study Report

Mississippi Beta Chapter of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity at the University of Mississippi

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© 2019 PENNINGTON & COMPANY FUNDRAISING, LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 14 2000s. Alumnae should be approached in person about serving in a specific capacity, and the job description should include the expected obligation and a clear time commitment. The alumna should be provided with an explanation of the value she will bring to the board as it pertains to her individual experience and background. There is a positive fundraising impact when those who are closely involved with the chapter make a financial contribution and demonstrate full support of a campaign. The members of the chapter house corporation and alumnae advisory committee will be approached first in a campaign and asked to make a financial commitment to the fundraising effort, setting the tone for the remaining constituency. D. Alumnae relations program assessment This section of the feasibility study analyzes Mississippi Beta's alumnae relations program, including alumnae communications and events. The Mississippi Beta undergraduate chapter develops and distributes an alumnae newsletter sent on a bi-annual basis. The newsletter is also shared on the chapter's social media platforms. Typically, the newsletter contains undergraduate-centric content. Messages from chapter officers, philanthropy updates, recruitment statistics, and upcoming chapter events are standard elements of each publication. Although alumnae do receive updates on the chapter through this newsletter, the publication lacks alumnae-centric content and is a lower quality than recommended by Pennington and Company. The current layout is not aesthetically pleasing or professional. A comprehensive alumnae relations program with regular communication and personal contact among the total membership is essential to any chapter. An ongoing effort should be made to further enhance the current program led by the chapter. While Pennington & Company does not recommend absolving the

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