Since 1980, we have helped hundreds of non-profits — small and large — with their important fund raising objectives.
OUR NON-PROFIT COUNSEL & FUND RAISING CONSULTING SERVICES
Capital Campaign & Endowment Campaign Counsel
Capital Campaign Feasibility Studies & Internal Readiness Assessments
Major Giving Consulting & Assessments
Planned Giving Consulting & Assessments
Fund Raising Counsel - Comprehensive or As-Needed
Resource Development Planning
Fund Raising Strategy Development
Annual Giving Consulting & Assessments
Strategic Planning for Fund Raising
Pre-Campaign Counsel
Board Development, Enhancement & Engagement
Board Retreats
Executive Search for Fund Raisers
Interim Development Staffing - On Call or On Site
Development Audits & Assessments
Prospect Research & Development
Stewardship & Donor Relationships
Executive Coaching for Fund Raising
Fund Raising Benchmarking & Surveys
Fund Raising Training
Planned Giving Marketing Services
Private Foundation & Corporation Research & Proposal Writing
Sinclair, Townes & Company: Our Mission
We are a firm of professionals whose goal is to provide excellent fund raising consulting services to our clients for fair and reasonable compensation.
We seek to earn and maintain the respect of our clients, our colleagues and the fund raising community, as well as enhance self-respect by providing outstanding professional services to our clients.
Our goal is to be the best fund raising consulting firm possible, not necessarily the biggest or most profitable.
In all matters, we shall undertake to consult with each of our clients as we would want to be consulted. We consult as a firm, not as individuals. As fund raising consultants, each of us commits to excel in our individual areas of expertise and provide our clients the full benefit of our knowledge, ability, and effort.
We recognize that our continued success requires a firm investment in human and technical resources. We commit to the investment of time, energy. and money as an integral part of our consulting practice so that the quality of our organization can be continually improved.
We strive to enable all of our employees to grow to their highest potential while rewarding their personal efforts and contributions.
We shall provide a quality working environment for our employees and accord them the recognition which they deserve.
We recognize our obligations to our families and to the community in which we live and work. We support professional and civic activities and encourage our members to participate in them.
We view our ultimate objective as the rendering of service. We recognize our accountability to each other and mutual responsibility for the implementation of this mission statement.
Sinclair, Townes & Company: Senior Leadership
Calder Sinclair is an attorney, former bank trust officer, and the former Director of the Estate Planning Program for Emory University. He is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Emory College and the Emory University School of Law. Calder is a member of both the State Bar of Georgia and The Florida Bar. He has served as the national President of the Omicron Delta Kappa Foundation, the college and university leadership honorary, and as a board member of the Cobb Community Foundation. He currently serves on both the Board of Councilors and the Philanthropy Council for The Carter Center. With more than 35 years of experience, Calder has consulted with more than 350 diverse non-profit clients.
Gina Snider has more than 20 years of fundraising experience, helping non-profit organizations reach their goals through education, identification, cultivation, and stewardship of major donors and prospects. She previously provided fund raising counsel with another national consulting firm, serving as Associate Vice President of Project Management and Marketing. She brings to our clients excellent interpersonal, motivational, and leadership skills. Gina has served dozens of non-profit clients, including churches and faith-based organizations, healthcare institutions and organizations, independent schools, museums, and numerous other non-profit institutions and organizations.
Rob Townes has more than 35 years of experience in nonprofit service and has provided annual, capital, and legacy giving counsel for numerous philanthropic organizations, including over 50 churches and church-based ministries. He holds a Master of Divinity degree from Emory University's Candler School of Theology, a B.B.A. from the University of Mississippi, and has served on Emory University's Alumni Board of Governors. He has served as an adjunct professor at Candler School of Theology teaching Resource Development and Management for Churches and Nonprofits.