Holy Family Catholic Church had been celebrating Mass in the basement of an old school building since 1963. Holy Family is a flourishing parish in growing Eudora, Kansas, outside Kansas City. As a result, the parish decided to move forward with a capital campaign to raise funds to build a new church. Holy Family hired the Steier Group to help them create a vision for their growing parish and, because of the fundraising success, looks toward a future that will serve generations to come. In 2015, the parish celebrated the opening of its beautiful new church with a dedication Mass.
“When they arrived on campus, they helped us put into place an effective, time-tested and proven fundraising method which created a campaign that had greater success than I would have imagined. ... The Steier Group was professional, hardworking and enjoyable to work with and I would highly recommend them to any Catholic parish.”
Fr. Pat Riley, Pastor, Holy Family Catholic Church
Campaign Stats
The Steier Group’s unique, hands-on campaign management model, combined with our expert grant writers, award-winning designers and creative fundraising strategies, allowed us to exceed goal.
Goal
650000
Raised
1007374
Percentage of Goal
155
A Customized Approach
We founded our firm on the belief that the best capital campaign is one that is customized and executed by one team, under one roof. When you hire the Steier Group, you eliminate the need to contract with additional vendors for services like copywriting, graphic design, grant writing, video production, website development or wealth screening. We reject the one-size-fits-all approach to fundraising and embrace every opportunity to design a capital campaign plan that will maximize our client’s fundraising potential.
Contact Steier Group today
You have a vision for the growth and success of your church, school or organization. Now it’s time to gather the generous, wholehearted support you need to make it happen. Contact Steier Group today to discuss the benefits of a customized capital campaign.
