Ron Krit, Jul 8, 5 min read:
When I sat down with Morrine Sweer, Director of Development, at Hillel Torah Day School, I expected a conversation about a capital campaign. What I got was a conversation about children.
That distinction matters. And it’s probably why the campaign worked.
Morrine is the Director of Development at Hillel Torah Day School, a school with more than sixty years of history in the community. Over the past few years, Hillel Torah undertook a significant renovation project — one that touched nearly every corner of the building and, more importantly, every dimension of the student experience.
I wanted to understand how they did it. Not just the mechanics, but the thinking behind it.
