Jack Wyman Email & Phone Number

Valley Forge Pa

Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge was founded in 1949 by General Dwight Eisenhower and other concerned citizens who wanted to advance thoughtful, engaged and patriotic American citizenship. FFVF motivates and educates people of all ages and political backgrounds. It inspires in both adults and students a greater understanding of their rights and responsibilities as American citizens, and appreciation for the sacrifices made to secure our economic and political freedoms. Freedoms Foundation promotes the spirit and philosophy of the Declaration of Independence, US Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. Through its creative and well-developed programs, Freedoms Foundation educates and inspires teachers and students, honors those who have demonstrated patriotic service and citizenship, and challenges all Americans to serve others, defend the Constitution, protect individual rights and celebrate our shared heritage of freedom.For information about event presentations, contact Jack Wyman at jwyman@ffvf.org.

Dallas, Texas

Writes weekly essay on various topics, including religion, politics, culture, history, biography and current events.

Denver, Colorado, United States

Empart is dedicated to meeting the spiritual and material needs of the people of South Asia. It does this by abolishing spiritual poverty, rescuing children, defending dignity, caring for the elderly, mentally ill and disabled, and providing sustainable solutions to the great human needs of the poor in India, especially by working to provide clean water and healthy sanitation.

Founded in 1969 by Dr. John Edmund Haggai, Haggai International is a global Christian ministry that recruits, trains and equips respected leaders from around the world - and all walks of life - to present the Gospel of Jesus Christ to their own countries and cultures throughout Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East. H.I. has more than 108,000 alumni in 188 nations.Haggai International's exciting vision and mission are rooted in the belief that changed men and women can change society and change the world. H.I. doesn't run orphanages, build hospitals,work for social and economic justice, teach at universities, lead businesses, plant churches, or engage in politics. But it trains the people who do.

Corinth, Tx

Presidential historian and popular professor of American politics and government; makes political history come alive in the classroom; consistently rated near the top in student evaluations over the past eight years.

Pastor and preacher; gifted Bible expositor; expounds scripture with passion, clarity,energy, and humor; knowledge of history, literature, politics and biography help to make sermons especially relevant; has been preaching for 40 years and has led four churches; a caring, seasoned and compassionate pastor

Argyle, Tx

Private, non-denominational Christian school with over 1,200 students, 180 staff and $9M annual budget.Responsibilities: Identify, cultivate and solicit funding e.g. major donor solicitation, direct mail, marketing and public relations, media relations, and foundation funding.Lead ongoing capital campaign for new 200,000 square-foot facility.Serve as liaison between school and churches, media and community.Meet personally with 60-70 major donors and cultivated lasting relationships.Maintain consistent contact with donors through phone calls, meetings and written communications.Impact:Led in preparing and implementing major marketing and communications strategies.Led in organizing several successful donor events, including golf tournaments and annual auctions.Raised $3.5M in gifts and commitments in 3 years.Attended 2-day major donor development conference in San Antonio presented by Jerold Panas.Prison Fellowship / Lansdowne, VA / 1995 - 2005NPO work behind prison bars, reaching men and women with Gospel to transforming lives, so that prisons release disciples of Jesus Christ — not repeat offenders. Progressed throughout organization as follows:

Responsibilities:Build, manage and cultivate donor relationships with approximately 100 major donors in states of Texas, New Mexico, Arkansas and Oklahoma.Acquire new donors through planning/implementation of donor solicitation programs; respond to inquiries.Solicit funding from churches, corporations and foundations.Work closely with all offices and departments of ministry to ensure mission is well-represented and that fundraising efforts are unified and integrated throughout ministry.Help plan and direct initiatives and events to increase financial support.Met personally with 35 major donors; communicate regularly via e-mail with over 100 donors.Impact:Recruited new donors, including major corporate CEO who gave $100K first-time gift.Increased level of giving in region by 10% in 1st year. Organized 2 successful donor events in Texas featuring Chuck Colson; ensured strong representation from region at national donor events.Helped organize Houston fundraising team.

Responsibilities:Direct strategic planning and development, program advancement.Manage staff, including hiring, supervision and mentoring and team-building with budget oversight.Administer communications and public relations throughout Northeast region (14 states) with special emphasis on Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and Indiana.Impact:Worked closely with Regional V.P. to navigate region through numerous and significant national organizational changes which impacted staff, programs and funding.Launched region-wide strategic plan to facilitate exchange of ideas/assistance among advisory area councils that dramatically improved communications, supervision, performance review and assistance among area offices in Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin.Forged close personal and professional relationship with Regional V.P., serving as closest advisor on all major policy, personnel and program initiatives affecting region.

Responsibilities:Lead program development and advancement in all correctional facilities throughout 6 New England states.Direct fundraising, staff hiring and supervision. Manage public relations; chief spokesman for P.F. on issues of crime and corrections in New England.Liaison to churches, corrections officials and other civic and religious organizations.Oversee team-building of in-prison volunteers and New England Council (advisory leadership group).Impact:United ministry in New England under 1 office and staff for 1st time.Led drive to increase revenue in New England to record $1.3M.Served record 18,500 children of prisoners through Project Angel Tree.Guided merger of 2 area councils into 1 New England-wide council of 19.Oversaw Ministry Delivery Team development, comprised of hundreds of volunteers across New England.

Responsibilities:Oversee program development and advancement in all correctional facilities in CT and RI, including fundraising; volunteer recruitment and training.Manage public relations; chief spokesman for P.F. on issues of crime/corrections; liaison to churches, corrections officials and civic and religious organizations; work closely with Area Council, P.F.’s advisory board.Impact:Led effort to increase annual revenue from $21,000 to $159,000 in 2 years.Increased and reactivated Area Council.Grew Project Angel Tree from 4,000 to 7,353 children served in 2 years.Doubled number of in-prison seminar instructors.Dramatically expanded local donor base.

Augusta, Maine

Maine's premier statewide Christian political action organization. Represents 230 churches and 4,000 families.Responsibilities:Raise, oversee and expend annual budget of $350,000; manage full-time staff of 6.Direct public relations: represent group’s interests before Legislature addressing 75 -100 pieces of legislation each year as registered lobbyist.Research, write and prepare for publication public policy position papers.Manage media relations, including interviews, press releases and news conferences.Respond to requests for information and constituent services.Oversee new member recruitment and development.Build/maintain positive relationship with 40-member Board of Directors and 7 standing committees, including executive, finance, legislative, publication, building, education and nominating.Write, edit and publish monthly statewide newsletter; author various guest columns and op-ed pieces for Maine’s daily newspapers.Impact:Implemented total modernization of organization, including; totally computerized office management, created new letterhead and logo, attracted new/younger members to board and committees, rewrote and updated League’s Policy Statement, redesigned monthly newsletter and other publications, created position of Associate Director, and broadened and updated legislative agenda.Increased annual budget from $130,000 to $350,000.Increased membership by 600 families annually.Relocated office from Waterville to Capital city of Augusta.Organized and led 2 statewide referendum campaigns.Significantly enhanced group’s visibility and credibility with Maine press and lawmakers.Built new coalitions with wide variety of other organizations, including Roman Catholic Diocese, Maine Council of Churches, Maine Right to Life and various religious denominations.Developed more compassionate and thoughtful approaches to difficult social issues that gained state and national recognition.

Augusta, Maine

Statewide civic and political action organization representing 4,000 families and 230 churches.

Augusta,Maine

Assisted small businesses in start ups and expansions.