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Proposal Planning & Writing, 4th ed. Jeremy T. Miner and Lynn E. Miner R361 M6618p 2008
A guide to proposal planning and writing for nonprofit organizations seeking funding from government, private foundations and corporations. Arranged into sixteen chapters, information includes ideas for proposals, tips for researching potential funders, writing the proposal and budget and then submitting and following up on the proposal. New to this edition are more successful, sample proposals, including nine letter proposals. More information is provided on evaluation and outcome assessments and sustainability for the project.
Nonprofit Essentials: The Development Plan Linda Lysakowski R658.048 L996n
The author helps the reader develop a plan for efficient and effective fundraising. Geared to any size shop, and readers with varying degrees of experience, this volume will offer assistance to both development and non-development staff members. She includes examples of plan formats, timelines for the process and at the beginning of each chapter, “What you will learn next”. Lysakowski includes information on how things are done in the real world, as well as tips and techniques for implementing the plan.
Building Hope: Leadership in the Nonprofit World John Bateson R658.048 B319b
Written by nonprofit director John Bateson, Building Hope tells the reader what it’s really like to effectively run an agency. Chapters deal with different areas of leadership such as board development, program development, volunteer recruitment and retention and financial management. Each chapter contains stories of situations the author has experienced in each aspect of management.
The Nonprofit Handbook: Everything You Need to Know to Start and Run Your Nonprofit Organization Gary M. Grobman R658.048 G891n2008
Practical advice for starting and managing a nonprofit is offered in the fifth edition of this title. Included is information on federal laws and regulations, assistance in establishing a board and working with volunteers. Contact information for relevant state offices and agencies is also provided. Sample bylaws and financial reports as well as how to develop them along with fundraising advice are all found in the Handbook.
Explains the Muslim perspective on charity, one of the Five Pillars of Islam, concern for, and giving to the needy. The author also discusses the current situation of Islamic organizations such as guidelines for Muslim charities, and a look at what management practices are most effective. The suggestions in the book are geared to Islamic groups but he also includes general information, including suggestions for board selections, strategic plan creation and public relations.
Mr. Jassemm encourages the reader to be responsible, accountable and to develop strong partnerships with the U.S government and other nonprofit organizations.
Fundraising: 50 proven strategies for successful school fundraisers by Frank Sennett R379.11 se584f3
In this guide, Mr. Sennett shares a number of creative and affordable suggestions for raising funds and at the same time, engaging the community. Included are real examples that have been used throughout the country. Ideas are provided by school staff and administrators, students and families, as well as supporters in the community.
Included in the book are tips for organizing, guidance on ethical issues, and suggestions on potential partners. Available in reference and circulating copies.
The Accidental Fundraiser by Julie M. Still R361 St54A
A great resource for volunteer groups and beginner fundraisers, especially those without formal training. Includes information on what to do before a proposal is written. Each chapter contains a section,”When Things Go Wrong”, examples of situations that do not work right and how to deal with them. An enjoyable, easy to read book with many good suggestions for success.Foundation Fundamentals R361 F82541 2008
The latest version of the Foundation Center classic, Foundation Fundamentals is in its eighth edition. Online resources useful in the funding research process are featured. New to this edition, a chapter on the research needs of the individual grantseeker. A user friendly tool, Foundation Fundamentals is a great orientation to the philanthropy field and the reader receives a thorough explanation of what a foundation is.Grant Proposal Makeover: transform your request from no to yes by Cheryl A. Clarke and Susan P. Fox R361 C551 g3
Written by seasoned consultants Cheryl Clarke and Susan Fox, this book explains how to strengthen grant proposals. The beginning of each chapter starts with an example of a weak proposal written with a common flaw. The authors point out the problem and demonstrates how the proposal can be improved. Grantwriting tips are found throughout the book.Forces for Good: the six practices of high-impact nonprofits
by Leslie R. Crutchfield and Heather McLeod Grant R658.048 C889f
The authors interviewed and conducted surveys of highly successful nonprofit organizations to determine what made them great. The organizations considered highly successful by the authors are: America's Second Harvest, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, City Year, Environmental Defense, The Expolaratorium, Habitat for Humanity International, the Heritage Foundation, National Council of La Raza, Self-Help, Share our Strength, Teach for America, and YouthBuild USA. They concluded that there were six practices that these nonprofits had in common. Shared, winning characteristics of these organizations are included and explored.
Community Leadership Handbook: framing ideas, building relationships, and mobilizing resources R307.14 K896c
This is a useful tool for developing effective community leadership skills. Organized in four parts, the first explains core competencies for community leaders. Parts two through four includes a number of worksheets and practical advice to help the reader accomplish goals.
A national publication “promoting spirited nonprofit management”. Nonprofit Quarterly is a great resource for guidance in nonprofit management. In addition to the articles, case studies are also provided, allowing the reader to access the facts and draw their own conclusions.
Every Nonprofit's Guide to Publishing by Cheryl Woodard and Lucia Hwang R658.048W8504e3
This comprehensive and practical guide will help you to produce interesting and informative publications. You will be assisted in communicating effectively for your organization. Written by two seasoned professionals, this is a “hands on” guide that provides information that is understandable and easy to follow. It will help you to produce materials that are affordable as well.
Following the suggestions offered in this book will help you to find the best vendors and free lance workers and provide you with effective fundraising strategies also.Home | Library Catalog | LibraryKidsville.org | TeenXTremeOnline.org | Site Map
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