The increased focus on private fundraising poses challenges for community colleges (Jackson & Glass, 2000). A challenge is a lack of fundraising experience within community colleges and their foundations. There now exists a donor-focused fundraising model for community colleges to use to enhance their fundraising initiatives and increase the amount of funds raised. The model is based on the outcome approach logic model, which is a road map of how organizations do their work and achieve their goals. First introduced by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, the outcome approach logic model consists of inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes, and impacts (W.K. Kellogg Foundation, 2004). The model illustrates that no single input or activity contributes to the outputs, outcomes, and impacts. Instead, all of the inputs and activities are necessary for the outputs, outcomes, and impacts to occur. Existing literature and a recent study on the philanthropic motivations of community college donors (Carter & Duggan, 2011) were used to develop the model. (Contains 1 figure.)