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Fund Raising Realities Every Board Member Must Face - Revised Edition: A 1-Hour Crash Course on Raising Major Gifts for Nonprofit Organizations

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Book by David Lansdowne

109 pages, Paperback

First published April 15, 1996

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Profile Image for Sotiris Makrygiannis.
536 reviews45 followers
January 7, 2016
Very basic but few good tips for Fund raising. Focuses too much one point, otherwise a quick read for quick ideas and inspiration.
Profile Image for Teresa Carbajal .
93 reviews7 followers
July 15, 2013
Informative resource to have as a reference book on your desk. Whether you are a CEO, Executive Director, Development Director/Staff, Board Member or Volunteer of a non-profit organization when it comes to fundraising campaigns Fund Raising Realities is a useful reference to have at the ready, and consult throughout the duration of the campaign.

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Profile Image for Bethany.
1,164 reviews34 followers
July 1, 2015
This book is exactly what it promises: a quick and easy read geared toward board members (and to some extent, other volunteers) about fund raising. It's the perfect length, because it's the unusual volunteer who would read a real tome on the subject. Chapters are very small, and the book could easily be used for a training series. It's relatable. It's bite-sized. It's just right.
Profile Image for Paul Charles.
21 reviews5 followers
May 30, 2013
This is certainly a quick read, but it covers a lot in a short space of time.
Profile Image for Anica Wong.
58 reviews3 followers
January 29, 2015
Quick read with succinct information. This is a great primer into the realities of fundraising and why many people shy away from making "the ask."
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