Welcome to part two of a two part podcast series with our guest Stephanie Ballis, Director of Development for University of Idaho College of Law. Greg picks up where we left off, diving deeper into Stephanie’s journey and insights from her career in fundraising.

Welcome to part two of a two part podcast series with our guest Stephanie Ballis, Director of Development for University of Idaho College of Law. Greg picks up where we left off, diving deeper into Stephanie’s journey and insights from her career in fundraising.

Pt 2: From Fun Runs to Major Gifts w/Stephanie Ballis

How do you fundraise? Why do some strategies work while others don't? Raise more money than you ever thought possible as you journey with Greg and Bryan through the professional world of development. They share their insights and best practices gleaned through years of experience fundraising for Catholic non-profits.
 - New episode each Monday
 - Email us with comments or questions at: justaskdevelopment@gmail.com

Greg Jeffrey is the Principle and Founder of Catholic Development Group.
Bryan Wilburn is the Director of Development for St. Paul’s Newman Center in Fargo, ND.

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How do you fundraise? Why do some strategies work while others don't? Raise more money than you ever thought possible as you journey with Greg and Bryan through the professional world of development. They share their insights and best practices gleaned through years of experience fundraising for Catholic non-profits. - New episode each Monday - Email us with comments or questions at: justaskdevelopment@gmail.com Greg Jeffrey is the Principle and Founder of Catholic Development Group. Bryan Wilburn is the Director of Development for St. Paul’s Newman Center in Fargo, ND.

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