Mark where your organization stands on each of the fifteen elements — In good shape, Work in Progress, Needs Further Research, or Not yet. Your readiness report writes itself as you answer. When you are done, take it to an AI platform like ChatGPT or Claude to keep going, or send it to Anne Murphy to talk through your campaign.
Tell Us About Your Organization
This sets the header on your report. Both fields are optional. If you plan to think this through with an AI tool, keep these general and leave out names and confidential details.
Mark Where You Stand on Each Foundation
Fifteen elements that separate organizations that are ready to launch from those that are not yet.
Put Your Report to Work
Your responses appear as you mark each element. Complete all fifteen elements before using your report to guide campaign decisions.
You’re Ready for a Campaign Plan Preview
Your score says the foundation is there. Bring this report to a short call with Anne, and you’ll get your next three campaign moves in order.
- No pitch deck. Anne reads your report before you meet.
- You keep the plan. Anne sends your three moves in writing afterward.
Have This Handy
- This readiness report (press Copy report or Print below)
- The goal or project you’re considering, even if it’s a rough number
- Who leads fundraising today, staff and board
- Your top ten prospective donors, first names only
Start With the Foundation
Your report shows where to begin. These tools help you build the base, at no cost.
When you’re ready to build the plan itself, the Campaign Launch Lab walks you through it.
Your Assessment Draft
Complete all fifteen elements to see your readiness score and recommendations. You can copy or print your draft at any point.
Questions About the Campaign Readiness Assessment
What does the Campaign Readiness Assessment examine?
The assessment asks about fifteen organizational conditions relevant to a fundraising campaign. Your responses organize areas of agreement and questions that need further attention.
How should we interpret our campaign readiness results?
Use the report as a discussion aid for leadership and planning. It groups your responses and identifies unanswered items. It cannot establish a feasible fundraising goal or predict campaign success.
How can we use or share the readiness report?
You can copy or print the report. You may choose to send it to Anne or transfer it into the Giving Opportunities Builder. Sending the report is optional, and creating an AI-assisted Builder draft sends the included text to that service.
