Cause Marketing Partnerships Toward a shared vision of hunger-free communities



Similar documents
Cause Related Marketing Agreement

Community Fundraising Event Application Package

FUNDRAISING EVENTS & PROMOTIONS

Fundraising Event Guidelines

Review the event guidelines: 2. Register your event:

Do More With Less: The Complete Toolbox for Small & Growing Nonprofits Convio, Inc. Page 1

Non-Profit Event Partnership

About FEED NOVA SCOTIA

FACEBOOK FOR NONPROFITS

Fundraising Policies Suite Special Olympics Ontario

Social Media Policy. Fairfield County

Development Fundamentals: Cultivating Donors for Life. Kelly Pullin, Analytics Supervisor Kalina Cavallero, Senior Account Executive

BDPA Education & Technology Foundation (BETF) United Way Marketing Plan

The Empty Stocking Fund proudly invites you to support the Atlanta community by participating in our inaugural 12 Days of Gifting Campaign this July!

CONVIO ONLINE MARKETING

Campaign Handbook

Social Media Guidelines

Development Policies and Procedures. Fundraising Policies and Procedures

Four easy steps to participate

How To Support The Home Base Program

The Development Plan Matrix

Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center Third-Party & Community Fundraising Event Guidelines

DECC Campaign Toolkit

Social Media- tips for use and development Useful tips & things to avoid when using social media to promote a Charity.

Essential Communication Methods for Today s Public Social Media 101. Presented by Tom D. Trimble, CIO Tulsa County Government

UNITED WAY OF GREATER GREENSBORO, INC. CODE OF ETHICS

Third Party Event Registration

Sponsorship Opportunities

How To Use Digital Media Marketing to Boost Fundraising

D123 Communications Plan DISTRICT 123 COMMUNICATIONS PLAN. Prepared by: Ben Grey Director of Technology and Communications

Member Quick Start Guide

PUBLIC RELATIONS GUIDE

MID-YEAR PREPARATION. 10 Simple Steps to Get You Ready for Year-End

April 4, Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Social Media and the Hatch Act 1

Communications and Stakeholder Engagement. Created in Partnership between the Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers and TCC Group

GUIDELINES FOR FUNDRAISING SPECIAL EVENTS

Request for Proposals Marketing Consulting

Using Statistical Modeling to Increase

Third Party Special Events Application

The Event Manager s TeamRaiser Companion

Foodie Blogroll Media Kit 2013 Packages & Pricing Contact Us: (802) sales@foodieblogroll.com

Standard 14: The student will explain the costs and benefits of charitable giving.

Parish Policy for External Communications

CONTENT MARKETING FOR NONPROFITS LEVERAGING YOUR STORY TO ENGAGE & GROW YOUR SUPPORT BASE

Go Red for Women: Fundraising Guide

Fundraising Policies. April APPROVED BY UHKF BOARD: June 4 th, 2013

STEPS TO PLAN A VOLUNTEER FUNDRAISING EVENT

Maria College Communications Policy

Overview. Here to serve, Cedarville University Marketing Department Tyler 212 Suite cedarville.edu/marketing

Standard of Electronic Fundraising Practice

Digital Tactics for Community Engagement Marketing

2012 Communications & Development Plan

THE FUNDRAISING FORMULA: HOW PARTNERING WITH A CHARITY MAKES A GOOD EVENT GREAT

Step One: Creating Your Inclusiveness Committee. Step Two: Training and Consultants. Step Three: Definitions and Case Statement.

Case Study: Stamp Idea Group Client: Sight Savers

United Way Mobile App

Social Media User Guide

Community Events Information

Internet Video Campaigns for NonProfits:

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Job Description. About CASA. Position Summary

THE POCKET GUIDE TO FIVE S YOUR NONPROFIT SHOULD BE SENDING.

North Georgia Community Foundation FUNDRAISING ACTIVITY POLICY

Referral Marketing. Why Promote Referrals? 4-Steps to Successful Sales-Based Referrals. Referral Resources. Referral Tools

TELEMARKETING Don t miss a Golden Egg opportunity to turn your telemarketing campaigns into profit centers.

Your donors and supporters are increasingly multi-channel and they expect to get information that is relevant to their lives and interests

Serves as in-house expert on congressional issues and processes. Establishes and maintains relationships with key congressional

Transcription:

Cause Marketing Partnerships Toward a shared vision of hunger-free communities Thank you for your interest in a Cause Marketing Partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC. Cause-related marketing promotions/events offer an opportunity for your business to increase sales, visibility and brand loyalty, while engaging your employees, customers and suppliers in helping to address the critical problem of hunger in our community. Together, we can provide for the immediate food assistance needs of our neighbors, as we strive to end hunger in our communities. To ensure a mutually beneficial relationship, we ask that potential partners review our Cause Marketing Guidelines and complete a brief Proposal as a way to begin the conversation, clarify expectations and ensure an efficient planning and approval process. For more information, please contact James Caldwell, Development Manager, at 337.784.5770 or e-mail James.

Cause Marketing Guidelines Thank you for considering as the beneficiary of your cause-marketing activity. We rely on strong partnerships with area businesses to achieve our mission of reducing hunger and malnutrition across northwest NC and are eager to grow and develop relationships that help ensure no one goes hungry in our community. To assist you in determining whether a cause-marketing relationship with Second Harvest Food Bank is a good fit for your cause-related promotion/event, it may be helpful for you to know that in accordance with our non-profit status and established best practices, Second Harvest Food Bank cannot accept proposals that: Require our organization to finance or engage in direct sales or endorsement of products or services. Require telemarketing, direct mail or door-to-door sales. Require the provision or release of information pertaining to Second Harvest Food Bank donors, vendors, partners, sponsors, volunteers or employees. Compete or conflict with an already established or scheduled activity/campaign/event benefiting Second Harvest Food Bank. Extend beyond our organization s 18-county service area boundary without prior approval from involved Feeding America food banks, with the exception of nationally approved promotions. Following the lead of the Feeding America national office, Second Harvest Food Bank has also determined that it will not participate in any partnerships or promotions pertaining to sale of tobacco, tobacco-related products, alcohol, alcohol-related products, firearms or adult content. If such a company wishes to donate proceeds or a portion of proceeds to Second Harvest Food Bank, we ask that our logo, name or other marks not be used. The company may simply refer to the proceeds being donated a regional food bank. The Process To allow sufficient time for planning, it is recommended that you submit the brief Proposal form a minimum of 30 days prior to the intended campaign launch. We also recommend that you coordinate the timeframe of your campaign with Second Harvest Food Bank in order to maximize its potential and avoid conflicts with other campaigns. Once you have submitted your proposal, you can expect to hear from Second Harvest Food Bank within five working days to clarify and/or confirm details. Upon approval, you will receive a Letter of Agreement from Second Harvest Food Bank outlining the campaign, goals and agreed upon action steps for your signature and return to Second Harvest Food Bank. Use of Second Harvest Food Bank s Name and Logo Until Second Harvest Food Bank has a signed Letter of Agreement on file, use of Second Harvest Food Bank s name, logo, or any of its licensed marks is not authorized. All rights, title and interest in Second Harvest Food Bank s logo and design marks shall, at all times, remain with Second Harvest Food Bank.

Publicity All cause-related marketing partners are expected to generate publicity for the campaign through purchased or in-kind media and/or media relations and by leveraging any and all social and new media outlets and channels available to them. Second Harvest Food Bank reserves the right to approve, in advance, all media and marketing materials with the proposed program. Second Harvest Food Bank Resources Second Harvest Food Bank allocates resources in support of cause-related marketing partnerships on a case-by-case basis and provides varying levels of assistance based on the level of campaign benefit. The timing of a campaign may also impact the availability of Second Harvest Food Bank resources and support. Donor Privacy Second Harvest Food Bank respects the privacy of its donors and does not share its mailing lists or send mail to constituents on behalf of third parties. Additional Program Partners Should your proposal involve solicitation of additional partners or sponsors, Second Harvest Food Bank reserves the right to 1) exclude solicitation of specific Second Harvest Food Bank-aligned partners to avoid duplication of requests and 2) require signature on a Letter of Agreement with all involved partners. Campaign Proceeds All cause-marketing partners must agree to provide proceeds from cause-related promotions/events to Second harvest Food Bank within 45 days of the completion of the campaign or on an established schedule, as applicable.

Cause Marketing Proposal Thank you, once again, for considering as the beneficiary of your cause-marketing activity. To protect and honor your interest and ours, we ask all prospective cause-related marketing partners to complete this Proposal form. We have found it to be a valuable tool for both evaluating opportunities and faciliating efficient planning for mutual benefit in our work with approved partners. We ask that the completed form be submitted at least 30 days prior to the proposed start date of your promotion/event. Please e-mail your completed form to James Caldwell, Development Manager, at e- mail James, or fax it to 33.784.7369. Full Name of Company/Organization: Company/Organization Physical Address: Company/Organization Website URL: Company/Organization Facebook URL: Company/Organization Twitter URL: Campaign Contact Name: Contact Phone Number: Contact Email: Why are you considering for this opportunity? What are the proposed dates for your promotion/event? Start date: End date: What are the fundraising goals of your promotion/event? Under $1,000 $1,000 to $4,999 $5,000 to $10,000 Over $10,000

What portion of proceeds will benefit Second Harvest Food Bank? (What is the specific percentage from sales OR the amount per item OR the percentage of overall proceeds that will be donated to?) Will Second Harvest Food Bank be the sole beneficiary? (If not, please indicate what other organization s will be involved and to what extent.) Please indicate any additional objectives for the promotion (Check all that apply.) Collect food for Second Harvest Food Bank Encourage volunteerism at Second Harvest Food Bank Raise awareness of hunger in our community. Increase sales Increase brand loyalty/awareness Other (please describe): Please provide a brief description of your cause marketing promotion/event: (If the effort is location/market specific, please include these details): This promotion/event is: New Existing If existing, please describe previous results: This promotion/event would be considered: One-time On-going Periodic or annual Who is your target audience? (age range, gender): Please describe how you plan to promote the promotion/event: Do you have media partners for this promotion/event? Yes No If yes, please list media partners here: Are there any other partners/sponsors involved? (If so, please list) Is there anything else you would like us to know about your promotion/event? What are you asking Second Harvest Food Bank to do? (Please be as specific as possible and include any relevant dates. For example, will you be asking Second Harvest Food Bank to provide logs, other graphics and materials, speakers/staff/volunteers, promotional support via website, e-newsletter, social media, etc?

Cause Marketing Agreement Date (Company name) and agree to partner on the a cause marketing promotion/event as outlined below: Promotion/Event Description: (Company name) will: will: Agreed: The company/organization will be solely responsible for any tax obligations that may arise in connection with the sales of its products or services. The company/organization agrees to indemnify for the costs of any claims, lawsuits, judgements or settlements or losses that may arise out of the business practices of the company/organization or its products and services. (Company Name) Print Name Print Name Signature Date Signature Date Phone EMail Phone EMail