Exceptional Events - awful or excellent. Share your thoughts.

The event starts late, the food is cold, or the venue is superb and the atmosphere is hot. Have you ever been to an event that was outside your expectations? We'd like to hear how you would have made it different.

The value of varying your event's tempo.

Some people enjoy events where they are actively involved (singing, walking, exploring) while others prefer a more passive role (listening, dining, watching). This is important to note for two reasons:

1. the same people are not being continually asked to support the same event types.
2. fresh venue types will likely attract a new pool of potential contributors.
Hosting varied themes helps broaden the pool of participants to your events while providing the opportunity to learn about the purpose and value of your mission.

What's so special about your tours?

Every guest will take our tours for their very personal reasons, to relax, to get away, or to simply experience something different. Our goal is to encourage a shared experience where new
 relationships might be established in a pleasant and engaging atmosphere. The range of activities provided during the event allows you the choices that best suites your preferences. We want you coming away from the event looking forward to the next hosted event by JNL Creative Tours.

Your organization will discover that our events are designed to enhance your Friend-Ship Drives while not competing with your ongoing priorities and activities. We work hard to provide guests who are amenable to hearing more about your organization and its mission. We follow up each event with a survey to elicit guests willing to contribute their resources to your program.

Event Uniqueness = Memorable Event

A successful event is partly measured by how many of your guests are still talking about the event (hopefully favorably) long after its over. Better yet, they look forward to your next event with a guest in-hand. The focus is, 'what will best engage your guests.'

You want your guests to leave your event as contributors and disciples of your organization's mission. To provide ongoing contributions and new members to your organization.

3 fundraising tips in tight times

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