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SUMMARY:Hiding in Plain Sight: The Fundraising Tool You Didn't Know You Had
DESCRIPTION:Did you know your school's database already holds the story of every family who has walked through your doors their history\, their engagement\, their capacity for generosity? Most schools have this information. Very few are using it.\n\nJoin Brendan Manson and Peggy Carbullido of Fellowship Development as they reveal how the data your school already collects can become one of your most powerful tools for ministry and mission. This isn't about adding more systems or starting from scratch it's about seeing what's already hiding in plain sight\, and learning how to use it to build stronger relationships\, healthier fundraising\, and deeper generosity across your school community.\n\nWebinar Objectives:\n\n\n \n View their database as a ministry tool\, not just an administrative system.\n \n \n Understand how better data leads to stronger relationships and healthier fundraising.\n \n \n Learn practical steps for improving database stewardship in their schools.\n \n \n Leave with actionable next steps regardless of database size or sophistication.\n \n\n\nPresenters:\n\nBrendan Manson is a Southern California native who remains deeply grateful for the Christian education his parents sacrificed to provide for him and his three brothers. That experience fuels his passion for serving Christian school leaders today. He is President of Fellowship Development\, a national Christian firm specializing in planning studies and capital campaigns.\n\n\nPeggy Carbullido serves as President of Support Services at Fellowship Development\, where she oversees technology\, database management\, wealth screening\, and service support. A native of Omaha\, Nebraska\, Peggy is deeply involved in her community through volunteer work with local nonprofits and Christian education. She and her husband\, Felix\, have three sons and enjoy supporting their family\, traveling\, and staying connected through sports and service.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Did you know your school'\;s database already holds the story of every family who has walked through your doors &mdash\; their history\, their engagement\, their capacity for generosity? Most schools have this information. Very few are using it.
\n\nJoin Brendan Manson and Peggy Carbullido of Fellowship Development as they reveal how the data your school already collects can become one of your most powerful tools for ministry and mission. This isn'\;t about adding more systems or starting from scratch &mdash\; it'\;s about seeing what'\;s already hiding in plain sight\, and learning how to use it to build stronger relationships\, healthier fundraising\, and deeper generosity across your school community.
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View their database as a ministry tool\, not just an administrative system.
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Understand how better data leads to stronger relationships and healthier fundraising.
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Learn practical steps for improving database stewardship in their schools.
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Leave with actionable next steps regardless of database size or sophistication.
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\n\nPresenters:
\n\nBrendan Manson is a Southern California native who remains deeply grateful for the Christian education his parents sacrificed to provide for him and his three brothers. That experience fuels his passion for serving Christian school leaders today. He is President of Fellowship Development\, a national Christian firm specializing in planning studies and capital campaigns.
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Peggy Carbullido serves as President of Support Services at Fellowship Development\, where she oversees technology\, database management\, wealth screening\, and service support. A native of Omaha\, Nebraska\, Peggy is deeply involved in her community through volunteer work with local nonprofits and Christian education. She and her husband\, Felix\, have three sons and enjoy supporting their family\, traveling\, and staying connected through sports and service.
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