American Alumni Bureau provides full advancement services for international universities and organisations like yours, organisations that need to meet and exceed critical objectives.  Do you need a partner to accomplish any of these activities?

• Accept gifts from American donors.
• Solicit gifts from prospects and donors.
• Reduce costs for U.S. activities.
• Find and grow operating, capital and planned gift prospect and donor populations.
• Engage current and new volunteer leadership.
• Support strategic planning initiatives to assure that institutional and American cultural interests match.
• Prioritise prospect activities in varying geographic and interest-specific markets.
• Provide consistent contact activity and event management.
• Manage operational functions and assure American regulation, filing and licensing compliance.

Each organisation faces its own unique challenges as it creates and implements strategies in the United States.  There are no templates, no fill-in-the-blank forms, that will guide you to an increased gift dollar total in the U.S.  Your organisation is like no other, and you need a specialised and custom scheme to reach your strategic goals.

The team at AAB takes the time to understand how your current fundraising and operations structures work, how you prefer to communicate your organisation's case for support.  Why?

• The American donor needs to understand why your organisation needs his or her support.
• The donor must be asked to give in a way that is ethical, appropriate and legal.  
• Donors needs assurance that their gifts and information will be managed securely and processed efficiently.  
• The donor wants to know that tax benefits are available because the organisation is recognised as a compliant U.S. 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation.

 Let us know how AAB can help you and your donors.

A natural prospect population

Americans have a long history of personal giving.  Building a cadre of new donors is less costly in a prospect pool that is already accustomed to charitable giving to higher education, social service and arts organizations.