Each year, friends and supporters of Cape Fear Literacy Council provide flexible resources that help sustain CFLC’s programs and legacy of service. Those at the forefront of these vital efforts are members of our leadership giving program, the Literacy Trust, recognizing donors who commit to contributing $500, $1,000, or $2,500 annually for five consecutive years. This leadership-level giving allows our programs to reach more adults who want to improve critical literacy skills.
Leadership giving is a philanthropic donation made by individuals or families who want to contribute significantly to a nonprofit organization. These gifts are typically larger than annual donations and include grants and endowments. These programs usually offer unique benefits to members, such as recognition, event invitations, or opportunities to participate in decision-making.
Donors who give at elevated levels are essential to nonprofit organizations for many reasons:
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