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New Books - October 2011

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New Books - August 2011

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New Books - July 2011

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Just in: Our first e-books on grants and fundraising!

Kim Klein's fantastic nuts and bolts of grassroots fundraising, Fundraising for Social Change
Grant Writing Demystified by Mary Ann Payne

Here's help on getting started with e-books.

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Apr

2011

New Books - April 2011

Written by Genevieve Richardson

	The latest book from Dayton's own nonprofit expert Mark Light. Check out his website for some great resources, including his regular column for the Nonprofit Quarterly.
	The Ultimate Grants Toolkit: This is an amazing resource. It is for in-house use only but you will not regret having a look! Here is a list of contents. Includes a CD-Rom with electronic versions of all worksheets.
	From the founder of the Center for What Works, this thought-provoking book will help you see fundraising in a new light. It aims to help you move away from talking with donors about the "what" to showing them the "so what."
	This new book is designed for companies who want to give wisely: Should we donate products? Should we sponsor an event? Should we set up a foundation?
	On a related topic, this book builds on the acclaimed Forces for Good: Six Practices of High-Impact Nonprofits. It's one of several guides designed to help donors make the most of their giving... Individuals can also use the workbook Inspired Philanthropy, or the Guide to Intelligent Giving, or How to Be an Everyday Philanthropist. There's even great ideas for kids who want to make a difference, like Do Something!

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2011

New Books - February 2011

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