The Nehemiah Project Leadership Presentation

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The Nehemiah ProjectLeadership Presentation
Prepared by Capital Campaign Committee
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Introduction

• The Nehemiah Project
• Our Mission
• 217 Then I said to them, You see the problem
  that we have Jerusalem is desolate and its gates
  are burned. Come on! Lets rebuild the wall of
  Jerusalem so that this reproach will not
  continue. 218 Then I related to them how the
  good hand of my God was on me and what 21  the
  king had said to me. Then they replied, Lets
  begin rebuilding right away! 22  So they readied
  themselves 23  for this good project.

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Project Overview

• Project description Phase I
• Repair the Roof to Stop Progression of Damage to
  the Internal Structure
• Project Goal
• Receive 75,000 in Pledges with a Stretch Goal of
  100,000.
• Committee
• Joe Shottek and Bob Gentry Co-Chair
• George Weavill, Alan Young, Melanie Loesch

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The Need
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The Need
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The Need
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The Need
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Outstanding Risks and Issues

• Economy
• Market Collapse over Last 6 Months
• Aging Church Membership
• Project Issues
• Phase I Addresses External Problems
• Phase II will Cover Cosmetics

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Project Timing

• February 8, 2009
• Role out Project to Congregation at Annual
  Meeting
• March 1 15, 2009
• Begin Recruiting Volunteers to Solicit Pledges
• Enlist the Help and Support of Boards and
  Leadership
• March 29 April 4, 2009
• Train Volunteers for General Solicitation of
  Pledges
• April 19, 2009
• Kick Off Capital Fund Drive

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Leadership Expectations

• Be a Model for Campaign Acceptance
• Help Wherever Possible
• Volunteer Your Talents
• Hold a Fundraiser
• Please coordinate activities with the Committee,
  use us as a resource.
• Make a Pledge!