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The GG+A SurveyLab helps non-profit organizations gain valuable insight into the views of their alumni, patrons, donors, and friends.  The SurveyLab’s dedicated research staff combine extensive knowledge of fundraising, communications and other areas of advancement with academic-quality research methods.

In addition, we have launched DX – SurveyLab’s Donor Experience Dashboard© – Our revolutionary tool to measure and track donor satisfaction and respond to donor concerns.

Our goal is simple: to thoughtfully collect and analyze the information our clients want to know the most, right from the source.

Contact one of our experts today to get the conversation started about how GG+A can advance your mission.

GG+A’s SurveyLab has years of experience with constituent attitude surveys, donor motivation analyses, alumni censuses, stewardship, communication, and satisfaction surveys, and brand and message testing surveys. Our approach means that every client survey is highly customized, providing actionable insight to clients instead of one-size-fits-all results.

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Whether you’re looking to conduct a donor/alumni satisfaction survey, want to get to know your prospect pool better, or need to test the effectiveness of your messages, we want to help you. Reach out to one of our experts today to get the conversation started about how GG+A can advance your mission.

 

Our Services

Our SurveyLab team works with you to develop surveys that get to the core of what your development staff needs to know. Our services include:

Attitude and opinion surveys

Attitude and opinion surveys help SurveyLab clients understand key stakeholders’ developing interests and attitudes toward philanthropic giving. These surveys uncover constituents’ interests, perceptions, opinions, motivations, and concerns. Clients of the SurveyLab gain knowledge invaluable to development, communications, and donor stewardship. Attitude and opinion surveys may be customized to target a particular program area, audience segment, donor profile, or fundraising initiative.

Prospect identification surveys

Prospect identification and qualification surveys help SurveyLab clients identify prospects who demonstrate increased affinity and likelihood to make gifts. Identification surveys are not anonymous and ask overt questions about philanthropy, interest areas, and financial information. Survey results augment prospect research with the direct responses of the prospect. These surveys empower SurveyLab clients to develop a qualified prospect pool with known interest in philanthropy in all non-profit sectors.

Donor, alumni, and stewardship satisfaction surveys

Especially useful as longitudinal surveys, satisfaction surveys evaluate the level of satisfaction with specific services provided by a client to constituents. SurveyLab satisfaction survey projects help clients evaluate stewardship programs, alumni communications, membership benefits, and donor society effectiveness to drive informed decision-making around what constituents love, and what could use improving.

Message-testing surveys

In partnership with GG+A’s Communications practice, message-testing surveys enable clients developing campaign or institutional branding and communications materials to make decisions based on what their constituents find most compelling. The SurveyLab creates communications surveys based around understanding market segments, soliciting feedback on themes and materials, and assessing existing or proposed communications. These surveys can also include focus group components.

Custom surveys

The SurveyLab is proud to offer a high level of customization for all surveys. Your organization is unique – your survey should be, too.

 

Our Clients

Our clients include colleges and universities, independent schools, academic medical centers, healthcare systems, arts and culture enterprises, social service and advocacy groups, and religiously affiliated organizations. Here is a sampling:

  • The Art Institute of Chicago
  • Boston College
  • University of California, Los Angeles
  • Carnegie Mellon University
  • Cornell University
  • Dartmouth College
  • Drexel University
  • Hobart and William Smith Colleges
  • University of Illinois
  • Kent Denver School
  • Lyric Opera of Chicago
  • New York University Stern School of Business
  • The Newberry Library
  • University of Rochester
  • Texas Children’s Hospital
  • University of Toronto
  • University of Virginia
  • Williams College
  • Yale University