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Whether you are running the capital campaign yourself or employing a consultant to help you design it, capital campaign planning is not a responsibility that can be easily delegated. If you are contemplating a capital appeal, you can increase your chances of success by understanding the principles of this book and adapting them to your own circumstances.

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A direct, inspirational guide written entirely in the form of tips ۉ 101 of them ۉ this book simplifies and demystifies the difficult subject of leadership in plain language. A digest of theories and how to put them into practice, it also tells you about the pitfalls of leadership and how to do the hard bits.

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Trusts and foundations repay study and understanding from fundraisers simply because they have a lot of money and no other purpose than to give it away to charitable causes. In some markets maybe 10 to 15 per cent of voluntary giving comes from foundations. The total is many billions, in whatever currency you measure success.

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Computerisation represents an economic commitment that many nonprofit groups with tight budgets have been reluctant to make. However, computerisation is no longer optional. Nonprofits must compete effectively for scarce dollars.

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Nonprofit Essentials: Major Gifts (AFP/Wiley Fund Development Series) is a concise and professional guide to major gifts in a format that is accessible, lively, easy-to-read. It provides in-depth advice from an experienced fundraiser.

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Few fundraising specialisms hold more promise than the development of potential major donors. Equally, few areas of fundraising have hitherto been so neglected. In this natural successor to his first book, the highly acclaimed "Tiny Essentials of Fundraising", Neil Sloggie explains and illustrates the tiny essentials of an extremely important area of fundraising.

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Katya Andresen, vice president of marketing at online giving site Network for Good, demystifies winning marketing campaigns by reducing them to ten essential rules. She provides entertaining examples and simple steps for applying the rules ethically and effectively to good causes of all kinds.

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Featuring profiles of over 900 independent grantmakers, this book is for any organisation or individual seeking sources of funding from and within the Asia Pacific region. It is part of Chapel & York's Fundraising Globally Initiative.

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When Warren Maxwell suddenly finds himself propelled into accepting the chair of the medium-sized voluntary organisation on whose board he serves, he has to think and act fast. How can he stop his board from sinking into irrelevance? How can he ensure that his board becomes a beacon of best behaviour, a paragon of all that€™s excellent in nonprofit governance?