If your church or agency is considering a capital campaign, chances are you’ve already identified the projects you’d like to fund: new construction, renovations, debt elimination, new ministries.
You may even know how much money it will take to accomplish your goals. But do you know how your supporters feel? Do you have a sense of their understanding of the proposed projects and their willingness to give?
MMFA provides feasibility studies at no cost to your ministry. We engage your supporters in conversations about the potential campaign to assess:
- How they view the church/agency/ministry
- How they view the proposed project(s) to be funded by the campaign
- Whether the campaign goal is realistic
- Whether the church/agency is ready to conduct a campaign
- Whether there are people willing to volunteer for the campaign
More specifically, the feasibility study will answer some of the following questions:
- Is the proposed project perceived as important?
- Does the project make sense?
- Are people who can make major gifts likely to do so?
- How much money is the church/agency likely to raise?
- What are the best strategies for the campaign?
- Are there enough people willing to help with the campaign, and will they be dedicated enough to see it through to completion?
- What is a reasonable timetable for the campaign?
- What must the church/agency do to get ready?
- What factors will be important for the campaign to succeed?
Beyond campaign-related data and conclusions, the feasibility study will also give insight into how people feel about the church’s/agency’s mission and ministries, their regard for the staff, and their hopes for the organization’s future.
From determining the right questions to ask to presenting the findings, MMFA guides every step of the study.
Click here to learn more about the feasibility study process with MMFA.
