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Events are a really expensive way to raise money (or do anything else) . So, define the win and make sure an event delivers enough return on investment tobe worthwhile. This worksheet guides you through creating a clear, specific definition of success foryour event.  \nStep 1: Connect the Event to Your Strategic Goals.  \n▲ What difference does your organization seek to make in the world?  \n▲ How does your event connect to and contribute to that?  \nStep 2: Get Real. And Specific.  \n| To garner publicity? | ▲ | To reach whom, and how many? |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  | ▲ | For what (the organization, a cause, a progr | am,…) |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |\n\n\n| Why are we doing this event?\u003Cbr>| What specific results = success? |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| To bring in money? | ▲\u003Cbr>▲ | How much (net, not gross) and what kind (restricted or unrestricted)?\u003Cbr>To fund what exactly |\n| To connect with people? | ▲\u003Cbr>▲ | Who (new audiences, current supporters,…) and how many? What do you want people to do as a result of connecting with you (volunteer, donate,….)? |\n| To educate someone? | ▲\u003Cbr>▲ | About what?\u003Cbr>Why (to increase knowledge, change behavior or values,…)? |\n| To advocate? | ▲\u003Cbr>▲ | For which cause or action exactly?\u003Cbr>In what way (make a call, reach out to their friends,…)? |\n\nStep 3: Define Your Win.  \n▲ Clearly define what equals a “win” for your event. 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