March 2008 – The Friends of Moccasin Bend National Park have joined the ranks as a Schultz & Williams client this month. The Friends of Moccasin Bend National Park hired Schultz & Williams to conduct a feasibility study to assess the potential for a $30 million capital campaign to build and maintain an interpretive center. (more)

March 2008 – Schultz & Williams introduces Barbara Klaczynska, Ph.D. and Greta Kishbaugh, MBA as new additions to the S&W consulting team. (more)

February 2008 – Schultz & Williams is a proud sponsor of the Mid-Atlantic Association of Museum’s (MAAM) Building Museums™ 2008 Symposium taking place February 28—March 1 in Washington, D.C. This is the fourth annual Building Museums™ symposium hosted by some of Washington’s most prestigious museums, including the D.A.R. Museum, the Smithsonian’s Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture and George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate. (more)

February 2008 – The Southern Good Faith Fund (SGFF), located in Little Rock Arkansas, has retained the services of Schultz & Williams to develop an individual giving program and fundraising strategy and to assess the feasibility of an endowment campaign. The Southern Good Faith Fund works to increase the incomes and assets of low-income, low-skilled residents of the Delta in Arkansas and Mississippi—one of the poorest areas in the United States. SGFF strives to change the cycle of low education levels that lead to high unemployment and low wages by giving people the skills, training and support they need to make better lives for themselves and their families. SGFF offers unique programs that blend asset development, small business development, workforce development and public policy activities to improve the lives of these residents and offers individual opportunities that build confidence and competence, and encourage self-sufficiency. (more)

January 2008 – Schultz & Williams continues its engagement as development counsel with The Trust for the National Mall in Washington, DC. The Trust is the official partner of the National Park Service and was incorporated in May 2002 to raise awareness and funds for the restoration, conservation and transformation of the National Mall—America’s Front Yard—to its original, historical role. It has been 30 years since the last major renovation on the Mall, and today there are significant capital projects—estimated at approximately $30 million—that must be undertaken immediately; private fundraising will be required for longer-range projects and an endowment. (more)

January 2008 – Schultz & Williams is working hand in hand with The Corcoran Gallery of Art and College of Art & Design in Washington, DC. Beginning this month, Schultz & Williams will provide an interim development officer to work directly with the president, board members, and senior staff of the College and Museum on major and individual gifts, corporate and foundation relations, and other strategic development priorities. (more)