You’re not raising as much as you could be if you haven’t “normalized” talking about money and the importance of giving generously in your school. Intentionally building a culture that places a high value on generously giving time and resources is the key to raising more money. 

Yet, defining and clearly describing a Culture of Generosity is rarely discussed. Even more rarely described: EXACTLY HOW TO BUILD ONE. Until now. This is the first of a four part series on exactly how you can go about building a Culture of Generosity in your K12 school.

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Kim Jennings is a Certified Fund Raising Executive and a member of the consultant team at Generis. 

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You CAN craft a culture of generosity and build a sustainable pipeline of givers. Learn more about my digital course, Onboarding New Parents with Purpose: A Proven Plan for Increasing Generosity at www.kimtjennings.com/cultureofgenerosity 

SCHEDULE A FREE CALL and read more information on Kim’s services as a coach and consultant to leaders and K12 Christian schools! Visit www.generis.com/Kim-Jennings and www.kimtjennings.com 

00:58 //Introduction

02:09 //Importance of intentionality in creating a Culture of Generosity 

03:19 //Why normalizing talking about money is crucial

05:22 /Defining a Culture of Generosity

06:46 //Describing the hallmarks of a Culture of Generosity looks like

10:36 //Importance of intentionally building a culture you want

11:46 //The four steps to build a Culture of Generosity

12:23 //Step One: Align to your North Star

15:02 //My mantra: We will not sacrifice tomorrow’s culture for today’s transaction.

16:38 //Importance of reflecting on your journey of generosity

19:03 //Your homework for this week on aligning to your north star