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San Diego Public Library Foundation Strategic Plan Overview 2015-2018

Mission, Core Values &Vision MISSION The Library Foundation strengthens communities by supporting excellence in the San Diego Public Library system through philanthropy, advocacy and outreach. CORE VALUES The San Diego Public Library Foundation believes in: ACCESS: Maximizing opportunities for all to access information, literacy, learning and technology. EDUCATION: Promoting lifelong learning, personal discovery and opportunities for all. ACCOUNTABILITY: Being responsible stewards of the public trust and the resources that are provided to us. LITERACY: Literacy is essential: it empowers people to thrive. COMMUNITY: Engaging in relationship building with the community as participants, advocates and partners in philanthropy. INNOVATION: Libraries are evolving, growing entities. We are leaders in creative, collaborative thinking and action. VISION We will create a community where all people are engaged, literate and empowered to fully participate in society. We accomplish this vision by partnering with the San Diego Public Library to develop the world s best library system. 6/2/15

Strategic Initiatives FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY Develop strong and secure financial stability to ensure the long-term success of the Foundation and its mission. STAKEHOLDER RELATIONS Value all relationships of the Library Foundation through ongoing outreach, involvement, education, collaboration and advocacy. INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT Ensure board and staff leadership demonstrates necessary skills and competencies to guarantee the Foundation s longterm sustainability.

Funding Priorities TOP PRIORITIES Invest in New Readers. Create Vibrant Cultural and Civic Centers. Ensure Academic and Career Success. Develop the Virtual Library.

Mission & Core Values Vision 2015 2018 Strategic Initiatives Goals & Metrics Board Governance & Committee Role Implementation Plan & Calendar Department Work Plan Individual Staff Goals Successful stakeholder experience & relationship

Strategic Overview FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY Develop strong and secure financial stability to ensure the long-term success of the Foundation and its mission. Goal IA: Advancement Implement a comprehensive fundraising program to support excellence throughout the entire San Diego Public Library System. Increased revenue and measurements so initiatives can be fully funded and systems can be refined to peak effectiveness with staff and volunteers aligned and fully engaged in supporting revenue goals. Goal 1B: Operational Accountability Financial and accounting information are essential to Board engagement. Board, Executive Leadership and Staff will be up to date and knowledgeable about the financial state of the Foundation. Goal 1C: City Support and Budget Stability The City will increase support of Library Services. The City understands that increasing private philanthropy requires increasing the City s Budgetary support to the Library System.

Strategic Overview STAKEHOLDER RELATIONS Value all relationships of the Library Foundation through ongoing outreach, involvement, education, collaboration and advocacy. Goal 2A: Foundation s Donors Create strong relationships with donors and prospects through engagement and stewardship ensuring successful upgrade, renewal and acquisition rates. Increases in donor upgrades and retention, acquisition of new donors, greater donor engagement and involvement will lead to increased giving. Goal 2B: Library Create close and effective working relationships with library staff through engagement and stewardship. Library staff serve as passionate ambassadors to enhance the library s culture of philanthropy, resulting in increased employee engagement. Goal 2C: Elected Officials and Library Commission Create strong relationships with elected officials and Library Commission through engagement and stewardship, ensuring a close and effective working partnership. Elected officials and library commissioners serve as strong ambassadors, resulting in robust City support for the Library budget.

Strategic Overview STAKEHOLDER RELATIONS (continued) Goal 2D: Friends Strengthen the on-going partnership between the Friends of the Library and the Foundation through engagement and stewardship. Friends serve as passionate ambassadors and advocates to enhance the library s culture of philanthropy resulting in increased mutual support. Goal 2E: Stakeholder Communication Provide ongoing effective marketing to promote awareness, support and advocacy for the Library system. Annual increases in awareness of key messages of four funding priorities that generates increased engagement and participation that leads to gains in giving, advocacy and volunteerism.

Strategic Overview INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT Ensure board and staff leadership demonstrates necessary skills and competencies to guarantee the Foundation s long term sustainability. Goal 3A: Leadership Development Build and/or obtain the leadership skills and competencies to ensure the Foundation is led by innovative and committed board and staff to safeguard long-term sustainability. The Library and the Foundation are the best in institutional development with strong volunteer and staff leadership aligned and working at peak effectiveness. Board members, CEO and COO are committed and provide ongoing input and ideas to enhance the organization s long-term growth. The Executive Staff Leadership team has excellent communication skills and works well together.