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Achieving Excellence in Fundraising : Principles, Strategies and Methods.
Title:
Achieving Excellence in Fundraising : Principles, Strategies and Methods.
Author:
Tempel, Eugene R.
ISBN:
9780470902318
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Edition:
3rd ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (546 pages)
Series:
Essential Texts for Nonprofit and Public Leadership and Management
Contents:
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Tables, Figures, and Exhibits -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- The Editors -- The Authors -- Part One: Fundraising: The Art of Relationship Building -- Chapter 1: A Philosophy of Fundraising -- A Philosophy of Fundraising -- Chapter 2: Plan to Succeed -- Chapter 3: Developing a Constituency for Fundraising -- Identifying the Constituency -- A Constituency Model -- Identifying and Attracting Likely Donors -- Roles and Responsibilities That Influence Giving -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4: Developing and Articulating a Case for Support -- Where to Start? With Case Resources -- Internal Case, External Case, and the Difference Between Them -- Putting Pen to Paper: Strategies for Case Statement Development -- Conclusion -- Part Two: Structuring Your Fundraising -- Chapter 5: The Total Development Plan -- Planning, Communication, and Fundraising -- Types of Gifts -- Prerequisites for Implementing the Integrated Development Plan -- Essential Support -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6: The Annual Fund -- Constituents and the Annual Fund -- Benefits of the Annual Fund -- The Annual Fund Team -- Setting and Achieving the Annual Fund Goal -- Understanding and Using the Donor Base -- Annual Fund Solicitation Methods -- The Annual Fund Plan and Calendar -- Conclusion -- Chapter 7: Major Gifts -- What Works in Major Gift Fundraising -- Inquiring and Inspiring -- Questions of Values -- Building an Ownership Position -- The Request or Invitation -- Stewardship and Recognition -- Managing the Major Gift Process -- The Philanthropic Road Ahead -- Conclusion -- Chapter 8: Capital Campaigns -- Conclusion -- Chapter 9: Establishing a Planned Giving Program -- Institutional Readiness -- The Planned Gift Options -- Marketing Planned Gifts -- Identification of Prospective Donors -- Conclusion.

Part Three: Discovering What Donors Value -- Chapter 10: Contemporary Dynamics of Philanthropy -- Size and Scope -- Fundraising and the Economic Climate -- Opportunities for Philanthropy -- Conclusion -- Chapter 11: Prospect Research -- Conducting Prospect Research -- Ethics in Prospect Research -- Conclusion -- Chapter 12: Corporate Giving and Fundraising -- History -- Models of Corporate Giving -- Conclusion -- Chapter 13: Foundation Fundraising -- Types of Foundations -- Growth of Foundations in the United States -- Trends in Foundation Support -- Types of Support -- Conclusion -- Chapter 14: Women as Donors -- Indicators of Philanthropic Behavior -- Fundraising Implications -- Conclusion -- Chapter 15: High-Net-Worth Donors -- Defining High-Net-Worth Donors -- Understanding High-Net-Worth Donors -- Motivating High-Net-Worth Donors -- Measuring Success -- Conclusion -- Chapter 16: Ethnicity and Giving -- Embracing Diversity in Fundraising -- Defining Diversity -- Problems and Challenges of Diverse Populations and Fundraising -- Cautious Generalizations for Diverse Population Groups and Philanthropy -- Responsiveness to Diversity and Differences: Steps to Take in Shaping a Fundraising Program -- Conclusion -- Chapter 17: Giving Differences Among the Generations -- What Are the Generations, and How Do They Give? -- Giving Profiles by Generation -- Implications for Engaging the Next Generations of Donors -- Conclusion -- Part Four: The Art of Solicitation and Stewardship -- Chapter 18: Personal Solicitation -- The Role of the Fundraising Professional in Solicitation -- Strategic Cultivation -- The Invitation to Make a Gift -- Beyond Solicitation: The Fundraiser's Role Rightly Defined -- Conclusion -- Chapter 19: Direct Mail Marketing -- Direct Mail at All Levels -- Donor Acquisition and Donor Development -- Strategies for Direct Mail.

Elements of a Direct Mail Package -- Benchmarks for Evaluation -- Ten Keys to Success -- Conclusion -- Chapter 20: E-Mail and Internet Solicitation -- Continued Growth -- By the Numbers -- Internet-Based Fundraising Tools -- Conclusion -- Chapter 21: Special Events -- Cultivation Events -- Solicitation Events -- Stewardship Events -- Integrated Events -- Conclusion -- Chapter 22: Telephone Solicitation -- Campaign Planning -- Anatomy of the Call -- Campaign Management -- Leveraging the Full Capacity of a Phone Program -- Conclusion -- Chapter 23: The Practice of Stewardship -- Conclusion -- Part Five: Involving Volunteers in Fundraising -- Chapter 24: The Trustee's Role in Fundraising -- Understanding the Context for Fundraising -- Acting as a Sounding Board for Fundraising Strategy -- Owning Fundraising Decisions -- Working with Donors -- Acting as Organizational Advocates and Leading by Example -- Conclusion -- Chapter 25: Volunteer Management -- The Strategic Value and Role of Volunteers -- Steps for Successful Volunteer Involvement -- Volunteer Retention -- Staff-Driven Versus Volunteer-Driven Fundraising Programs -- Conclusion -- Chapter 26: Using Social Media to Energize and Mobilize Your Volunteers -- Most Common Social Media Platforms -- Conclusion -- Part Six: Managing the Fundraising Process -- Chapter 27: Managing the Fundraising Program -- Fundraising Managers and Their Responsibilities -- Meeting the Challenge Through Basic Management Functions -- Fundraising Staffing -- Policies and Procedures -- Conclusion -- Chapter 28: Leadership and Team Building -- Overview of Leadership Literature -- Applying Leadership Principles for Fundraisers -- Conclusion -- Chapter 29: Organizational Strengths and Vulnerabilities -- Strengths and Vulnerabilities -- Organizational Readiness -- Human Resources -- Sources of Support -- Fundraising Vehicles.

Management -- Accountability -- Conclusion -- Chapter 30: Donor Database Management and Segmentation -- Sample Data Elements -- Leveraging the Power of Data -- Conclusion -- Chapter 31: Budgeting for Fundraising and Evaluating Performance -- Budget Preparations -- Budget Summary -- Performance Evaluation -- Gift Reports -- Conclusion -- Chapter 32: Marketing and Communications for Fundraising -- Toward an Understanding of Marketing -- The Role of Market Research in Fundraising -- Communication: Building Awareness and Motivating Action -- Trust and Responsibility: An Ethical Framework -- Conclusion -- Chapter 33: Selecting and Working with Fundraising Consultants -- Institutional Readiness -- Campaign Planning -- Program Implementation -- Finding and Engaging Consultants -- Good Working Relationships -- Conclusion -- Chapter 34: Fundraising for Grassroots Nonprofits -- What Defines Grassroots Fundraising? -- Grassroots Fundraising Strategies -- Conclusion -- Part Seven: Ethics and Accountability -- Chapter 35: Ethical Frameworks for Fundraising -- Issues of Trust -- Ethics and Professionalism -- Approaches to Ethics -- Ethical Dilemmas -- Applying Ethics in Fundraising -- Conclusion -- Chapter 36: The Law and Fundraising -- Governance -- State Law Considerations -- Federal Law Considerations -- Conclusion -- Part Eight: Your Career in Fundraising -- Chapter 37: Fundraising as a Profession -- Milestones in the Professionalization of Fundraising -- Issues of Fundraising as an Emerging Profession -- The Future of Fundraising as a Profession -- Conclusion -- Chapter 38: Fundraising Credentialing -- Chapter 39: Preparing for the CFRE Exam -- Chapter 40: International Perspectives on Fundraising -- CFRE Job Analysis Methodology and Respondents -- A Snapshot of Job Analysis Survey Respondents -- Findings from the CFRE Job Analysis.

Evolution of the Fundraising Profession -- Conclusion -- Chapter 41: Resources for Strengthening Fundraising -- Association Resources -- Options for Formal Education -- Published Resources -- Conclusion -- Glossary of Fundraising Terms -- References -- Index.
Abstract:
The third edition of this acclaimed resource, Achieving Excellence in Fundraising, explains the fundraising profession's major principles, concepts, and techniques. With contributions from noted experts in the field, and filled with illustrative examples, this book demonstrates why fundraising is a strategic management discipline and clearly defines each step in the fundraising cycle. Praise for the Third Edition of Achieving Excellence in Fundraising "Achieving Excellence in Fundraising brings together the voices of leaders in the field with the research expertise of the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University. This winning combination makes the updated third edition an excellent resource for everyone engaged in nonprofit fundraising." -John Lippincott, president, Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) "This book is the best road map-coupled with creative approaches to the practice of fund development-you will find. The sections addressing donor interest and stewardship alone are worth the price. Take time to enhance your fundraising skills, and, most importantly,increase your fundraising results. Tempel, Seiler, and Aldrich have collaborated on apublication worthy of serious study." -William C. McGinly, president and CEO, Association for Healthcare Philanthropy "The third edition of this seminal piece of literature, Achieving Excellence in Fundraising, is a wonderful continuation of a legacy that provides the nonprofit sector with a thoughtful, comprehensive, and well-organized approach to contemporary and ethical fundraising practices. The legacy lives on!" -Denny Smith, president and CEO, CFRE International "One of the most significant challenges that the grantee organizations of foundations face is building sustainable resources. Achieving Excellence in Fundraising will help them build the fundraising program they need

to do so." -Steve Gunderson, president and CEO, Council on Foundations "Today's donors seek new philanthropic experiences. Achieving Excellence in Fundraising couples the importance of good stewardship and relationships with innovation, engagement, and long-term results. This third edition takes a critical new look at a classic sector must-read." -Brian Gallagher, president and CEO, United Way Worldwide.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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