Fundraising for Dummies, 3rd EditionJohn Mutz and Katherine Murray | Wiley Publishing 2010 | ISBN: 0470568402 | PDF | 387 Pages | 2.08 MB
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The fun and easy way to raise money for your causeFundraising For Dummies, 3rd Edition shows you how to take advantage of the latest strategies and resources available for raising money through everything from special events to online donations, in both good and bad economic times. The authors teach you how to market your organization using the most up-to-date tools and technologies available through the Internet. This expanded edition also offers information about philanthropy and tax law.
- Contains new tips and techniques for creating materials that bring in contributions and support for the more than 1.4 million charitable and nonprofit organizations in the United States
- Explains how to use social media to keep donors and volunteers engaged through Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Web technologies
- Covers grassroots online fundraising and how to host big events on a shoestring budget
You'll also find tips on negotiating without alienating donors and developing long-term organizational goals. All these strategies are what makes this resource indispensable!
Table of Contents
Introduction.
Part I: Putting Your Fundraising Ducks in a Row. Chapter 1: Fundraising in a Changing Economy.
Chapter 2: Identifying the Fruits of Your Fundraising Passion.
Chapter 3: Finding the Right Perspective: Fundraising Issues and Ethics.
Chapter 4: Writing Your Case Statement: Your Agency’s Reason to Be.
Chapter 5: Organizing Your Team: Board Members and Volunteers.
Chapter 6: Creating a Winning Fundraising Plan.
Part II: Finding — and Winning Over — Donors. Chapter 7: Getting the Lowdown on Your Donors.
Chapter 8: Meeting Your Donor.
Chapter 9: Cultivating Major Givers.
Chapter 10: Asking for a Major Gift.
Chapter 11: Writing Winning Grant Proposals.
Part III: Telling Your Story and Building Your Brand. Chapter 12: Connecting for Profi ts: Sharing Your Story by Print, Mail, and Phone.
Chapter 13: Projecting Your Image in the Media.
Chapter 14: Social Networking: What’s the Connection for Your Organization?
Chapter 15: Getting the Most from E-Mail and E-Newsletters.
Chapter 16: Ramping Up Your Web Site.
Chapter 17: Extending Your Brand Online.
Part IV: Engaging Your Givers with the Right Campaigns. Chapter 18: Organizing, Implementing, and Celebrating Your Annual Fund.
Chapter 19: Planning a Special Event.
Chapter 20: Building Buildings, Nonbuildings, and Futures: The Capital Campaign.
Chapter 21: Securing Major Gifts, Planned Gifts, and the Challenge Grant.
Chapter 22: Engaging the Corporate Giver.
Chapter 23: Building and Growing Endowments.
Part V: The Part of Tens. Chapter 24: Ten Predictions about Fundraising.
Chapter 25: Ten (Plus One) Great Opening Lines.
Index.
Part I: Putting Your Fundraising Ducks in a Row. Chapter 1: Fundraising in a Changing Economy.
Chapter 2: Identifying the Fruits of Your Fundraising Passion.
Chapter 3: Finding the Right Perspective: Fundraising Issues and Ethics.
Chapter 4: Writing Your Case Statement: Your Agency’s Reason to Be.
Chapter 5: Organizing Your Team: Board Members and Volunteers.
Chapter 6: Creating a Winning Fundraising Plan.
Part II: Finding — and Winning Over — Donors. Chapter 7: Getting the Lowdown on Your Donors.
Chapter 8: Meeting Your Donor.
Chapter 9: Cultivating Major Givers.
Chapter 10: Asking for a Major Gift.
Chapter 11: Writing Winning Grant Proposals.
Part III: Telling Your Story and Building Your Brand. Chapter 12: Connecting for Profi ts: Sharing Your Story by Print, Mail, and Phone.
Chapter 13: Projecting Your Image in the Media.
Chapter 14: Social Networking: What’s the Connection for Your Organization?
Chapter 15: Getting the Most from E-Mail and E-Newsletters.
Chapter 16: Ramping Up Your Web Site.
Chapter 17: Extending Your Brand Online.
Part IV: Engaging Your Givers with the Right Campaigns. Chapter 18: Organizing, Implementing, and Celebrating Your Annual Fund.
Chapter 19: Planning a Special Event.
Chapter 20: Building Buildings, Nonbuildings, and Futures: The Capital Campaign.
Chapter 21: Securing Major Gifts, Planned Gifts, and the Challenge Grant.
Chapter 22: Engaging the Corporate Giver.
Chapter 23: Building and Growing Endowments.
Part V: The Part of Tens. Chapter 24: Ten Predictions about Fundraising.
Chapter 25: Ten (Plus One) Great Opening Lines.
Index.
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