About Carol Redman
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"During the worst recession since the Great Depression Crossroads was able to increase its revenue by23%. This fiscal year we are on target to sustain that revenue increase -- and we have secured additional funding to enhance our programs and services."
Stan Dawson
Executive Director, Crossroads Community Ministries
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"As one of five
senior directors
...During Carol's nearly three years with GCSS, our rapidly-growing organiza-tion's annual budget
grew from about
$10 million to over $16 million. Carol was an integral part of the leader-ship team that brought about the growth
of our organiza-tion."
Whitney Fuchs, President & CEO
Georgia Community Support and Solutions
The second largest provider of services for indivi-duals with develop-mental disabilities in the State of Georgia
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Just wanted to
share some wonderful news with you. We have been in
the black for two consecutive months. And, best of all, we had a $70,000 donation come in last week. Yeah!!! We plan to pay off a bill to the landlord and put a good chunk into a one-year CD. With a new minister in the wings, we are smoking. This did not happen until after our workshop with you.
Thank you for your help ...blessings,
Jane Bailey
Unity Christ Church
(Board Member with Strategic
Planning and Major Gifts client)
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"I attended Carol Redman's Major Gifts seminar. She provides you with the essential basics on how to grow wealth for your agency. Her strategies are a way to sustain your agency without relying on grants and fundraising events -- that essentially generate one-time funding. The focus is on true sustainability. If you are ready to shift the way you raise money, then I would definitely recommend attending this seminar. Carol is very knowledgeable about major gifts and the information is invaluable. Brilliant."
Julie Ezzell
Bartow County Government
Grant Writing Department
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From one of the 50 largest foundations in Atlanta:
"I applaud you for your focus on strategic planning, board development and individual giving.....the three combined are funda-mental to a nonprofit's success! You are right that, all too often, one or more of those elements is missing...and that greatly reduces the chances that a nonprofit will be successful in approach-ing foundations for grant support.
Keep up the good work."
When Ray Kroc, the late owner of McDonald's, bought the San Diego Padres baseball team -- Carol was asked to leave her job in banking administration to manage the San Diego office of The Kroc Foundation. Thus began her career with nonprofits.
She then worked with The Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, California for seven years in international development. After completing her Marketing Communications studies at the University of California-San Diego, Carol moved to San Francisco to become the Director of Systems Development and National Direct Mail Fundraising for the Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund where she was responsible for nearly $5 million in annual revenue.
After returning to San Diego, for over seven years she worked as a growth strategist with many nonprofit causes including child welfare and advocacy, domestic violence, adolescent sexual deviance, drug abuse, environmental advocacy, hospice, eldercare services and animal welfare -- and most notably she worked with one of The Beach Boys for a year during the United Nations' proclaimed International Year of the Ocean, creating and securing the initial funding for The Beach Boys Urgent Action Fund to protect coastal environments.
In 1997 Carol was one of the first 150 people in the country to complete a graduate-level program through California State University-Long Beach to become a Certified Specialist in Planned Giving. After completing this rigorous course she was instrumental in negotiating a $1 million Charitable Remainder Trust gift. She was also key in securing a $200,000 gift of highly appreciated stock -- and secured the $100,000 self-imposed matching component for the stock gift for a total of $300,000.
After moving to Georgia, Carol was one of five senior directors with Georgia Community Support and Solutions -- the second largest provider of disabilities services in the state of Georgia and one of the 50 largest nonprofits in Atlanta. During her time with GCSS, she was part of the leadership team that brought about the organization's annual revenue growing from $10 million to over $16 million in less than three years.
In addition to resource development -- Carol has a long-standing IS / IT / CRM track record of successes in implementing, customizing and maximizing cost effective donor / prospect / advocacy / volunteer / client databases and integrated email marketing -- and assists organizations with cost effective "managed content" website solutions, website analytics and online giving. Carol is a referring consultant with www.etapestry.com
Today -- with emphasis on Strategic Planning, Board Development and Training, and Individual Giving -- she continues to work as a growth strategist with both large and small nonprofit organizations. Carol also works with companies to help them design and implement meaningful, impactful results-oriented social responsibility programs -- which enable them to do the right thing...profitably.
Carol currently provides ongoing fundraising and communications services for:
Crossroads
...a turning point for the homeless
Board / Leadership Development, Resource Development Plan, Communications Plan:
Metro Atlanta Leadership Foundation
Organizational / Development Assessment and Recommendations:
Cobb Community Collaborative
Strategic Planning and Major Gifts:
CAMP (Christian Aid Mission Partnership)
Unity Christ Church
Following are some of the organizations Carol has helped -- and seminar attendees:
Adovcates for Children
Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus
Bartow County Government
Biblical Ministries Worldwide
Boys and Girsl Clubs of America
Brookwood Christian Language School
Christian Financial Ministries
Charitable Connections
Children's Peace Center
Cobb Christmas
Cobb Community Foundation
Cobb Works
Creating Pride
Dr. Moore's Hope House
Emory Adventist Hospital Foundation
First Christian Church -- Marietta
Friends School of Atlanta
Georgia Cancer Foundation
Georgia Organics
Girls Inc. Atlanta
Girls on the Run Atlanta
Giving Back Foundation
Good Samaritan Health and Wellness -- Jasper
Good Shepherd Foundation
Imact Health International
John Austin Cheley Foundation
Latin American Association
Literacy Action
Macedonia Baptist Church Scholarship Fund
Meritan Stepping Stones
Oaks of Righteousness
Olmsted Linear Park Alliance
Omosaze
Prevention Plus
Tallatoona Community Action Partnership
Tommy Nobis Center
Turner Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church
She then worked with The Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, California for seven years in international development. After completing her Marketing Communications studies at the University of California-San Diego, Carol moved to San Francisco to become the Director of Systems Development and National Direct Mail Fundraising for the Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund where she was responsible for nearly $5 million in annual revenue.
After returning to San Diego, for over seven years she worked as a growth strategist with many nonprofit causes including child welfare and advocacy, domestic violence, adolescent sexual deviance, drug abuse, environmental advocacy, hospice, eldercare services and animal welfare -- and most notably she worked with one of The Beach Boys for a year during the United Nations' proclaimed International Year of the Ocean, creating and securing the initial funding for The Beach Boys Urgent Action Fund to protect coastal environments.
In 1997 Carol was one of the first 150 people in the country to complete a graduate-level program through California State University-Long Beach to become a Certified Specialist in Planned Giving. After completing this rigorous course she was instrumental in negotiating a $1 million Charitable Remainder Trust gift. She was also key in securing a $200,000 gift of highly appreciated stock -- and secured the $100,000 self-imposed matching component for the stock gift for a total of $300,000.
After moving to Georgia, Carol was one of five senior directors with Georgia Community Support and Solutions -- the second largest provider of disabilities services in the state of Georgia and one of the 50 largest nonprofits in Atlanta. During her time with GCSS, she was part of the leadership team that brought about the organization's annual revenue growing from $10 million to over $16 million in less than three years.
In addition to resource development -- Carol has a long-standing IS / IT / CRM track record of successes in implementing, customizing and maximizing cost effective donor / prospect / advocacy / volunteer / client databases and integrated email marketing -- and assists organizations with cost effective "managed content" website solutions, website analytics and online giving. Carol is a referring consultant with www.etapestry.com
Today -- with emphasis on Strategic Planning, Board Development and Training, and Individual Giving -- she continues to work as a growth strategist with both large and small nonprofit organizations. Carol also works with companies to help them design and implement meaningful, impactful results-oriented social responsibility programs -- which enable them to do the right thing...profitably.
Carol currently provides ongoing fundraising and communications services for:
Crossroads
...a turning point for the homeless
Board / Leadership Development, Resource Development Plan, Communications Plan:
Metro Atlanta Leadership Foundation
Organizational / Development Assessment and Recommendations:
Cobb Community Collaborative
Strategic Planning and Major Gifts:
CAMP (Christian Aid Mission Partnership)
Unity Christ Church
Following are some of the organizations Carol has helped -- and seminar attendees:
Adovcates for Children
Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus
Bartow County Government
Biblical Ministries Worldwide
Boys and Girsl Clubs of America
Brookwood Christian Language School
Christian Financial Ministries
Charitable Connections
Children's Peace Center
Cobb Christmas
Cobb Community Foundation
Cobb Works
Creating Pride
Dr. Moore's Hope House
Emory Adventist Hospital Foundation
First Christian Church -- Marietta
Friends School of Atlanta
Georgia Cancer Foundation
Georgia Organics
Girls Inc. Atlanta
Girls on the Run Atlanta
Giving Back Foundation
Good Samaritan Health and Wellness -- Jasper
Good Shepherd Foundation
Imact Health International
John Austin Cheley Foundation
Latin American Association
Literacy Action
Macedonia Baptist Church Scholarship Fund
Meritan Stepping Stones
Oaks of Righteousness
Olmsted Linear Park Alliance
Omosaze
Prevention Plus
Tallatoona Community Action Partnership
Tommy Nobis Center
Turner Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church