Launch Your Workplace Giving Campaign: A Timeline

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Plan and launch a successful workplace giving campaign using this timeline:

PRE-CAMPAIGN: 4 to 6 Weeks Before Campaign Kick Off

Plan for Greater Impact

  • Map out your campaign strategy and create a campaign plan.

  • Select Campaign leadership like a Campaign Coordinator, Communications Lead, Campaign Chair, and Payroll Coordinator.

  • Analyze past results and set campaign dollar and participation goals.

  • Get company and campaign leadership team commitment towards goals.

  • Begin to ask for pacesetters: company leaders who will “set the pace” for the campaign by pledging early.

  • Conduct department coordinator training.

  • Begin weekly campaign planning meetings with campaign team and department coordinators.

  • Finalize theme, events, marketing materials, volunteer activities, and communication timeline.

 

CAMPAIGN: 1 Week to 1 Month

Build Excitement, Educate Employees, and Empower Action

  •  Invite CHC: Creating Healthier Communities to your events.

  • Conduct leadership (CEO & senior management) giving meeting.

  • Encourage department coordinators to talk about the campaign and giving options with employees.

  • Schedule personal asks.

  • Use our Purpose Platform with automated email reminders and online pledging.

  • Issue campaign kick off press release to local media.

  • Promote your special events and activities.

 

POST-CAMPAIGN: 1 Week

Celebrate Your Success

  •  Announce results at celebratory event and interoffice email. Let everyone know the impact you all made together.

  • Personally thank campaign committee and employees with an event, email, or letter.

  • Debrief with your dedicated CHC: Creating Healthier Communities representative.

  • Finalize campaign reports including payroll pledge payment schedule.

  • Issue a press release announce campaign results.

  • Post campaign results on company’s social media and website. Be sure to tag us @chcimpact

  • Coordinate year-round engagement activities for employees to stay connected to the causes that matter most.

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