We help build public places and spaces.
Civic Campaign Partners raises the money behind municipal bond elections. When a city asks its voters for a new library, fire station, public school or city offices, we fund the campaign that makes the case.
The buildings a city puts to a vote
Bond elections pay for the places everyone shares. These are the projects we raise campaign funds for.
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Libraries
New branches, expansions and the renovation an old building has been waiting decades for.
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Fire stations
Stations that put crews closer to the neighborhoods that grew up around the old ones.
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Public schools
Classrooms, new campuses and the repairs a district cannot fund out of its operating budget.
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City offices
City halls and municipal buildings where residents come to get things done.
And the other public buildings a community decides on together at the ballot box. See what we fund
From a drawing to an open door
The measure goes on the ballot
The city calls a bond election. The building exists only as a drawing and a dollar amount.
We fund the campaign
We go to the people who build for a living and raise what the campaign needs to reach every voter.
Voters say yes
A funded campaign can explain the project clearly, answer the hard questions and get supporters to the polls.
The building goes up
With the bond approved, the city can design, bid and build.
The doors open
The library, station, school or city office your community voted for is standing.
Our donors build for a living
Our typical donor works in the construction field. The firms that pour the foundations, raise the steel and wire the buildings in your town care about whether the next one gets built, and they understand a public project better than anyone.
We speak their language. A campaign pitch to a contractor is about the project, the schedule and the community they work in, not a generic appeal.
Meet our donors- General contractors
- Architects and engineers
- Subcontractors and trades
- Material suppliers
- Developers and builders
Questions campaigns ask us
Do not see yours? Ask us directly and we will answer it.
What kind of projects do you fundraise for?
Municipal construction that goes to voters as a bond election: libraries, fire stations, public schools, city offices and other public buildings.
Who are your donors?
Our typical donor works in the construction field: contractors, architects, engineers, trades and suppliers who build in the community holding the election.
When should a campaign call you?
As soon as the measure is likely to reach the ballot. Fundraising takes time, and the earlier we start, the more of the campaign it can pay for.
Can you help if our election is soon?
Tell us the date and the project. We will tell you honestly what can be raised in the time left.
Have a bond election coming?
Tell us about the project and the election date. We will come back to you about what a campaign could raise.