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Getting the Money How to Succeed in Fundraising for Public and Nonprofit Libraries
Ken Dowlin
ISBN: 1-59158-597-X
ISBN-13: 978-1-59158-597-8
164 pages
Libraries Unlimited
Publication: 11/30/2008
List Price: $50.00 (UK Sterling Price: £34.95)
Availability: In Stock
Media Type: Hardcover
Trim Size: 7 x 10
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Description: Get your library the funds you need! Guided by his lifetime of fundraising experience, Ken Dowlin offers suggestions that range from tips for community programs such as story hours and simple book sales to ideas for influencing referendum issues to gain increased or dedicated funding.

Get your library the funds you need! Guided by his lifetime of experience, Ken Dowlin offers readers fundraising suggestions that range from tips for community programs, such as story hours and simple book sales (a good way to clean house of outdated or little-used books to make a little money), to ideas for influencing referendum issues to gain increased or dedicated funding. Dowlin's goal is to help you understand the activities and tools available, and then construct and realize a clear, concise strategy. With Getting the Money, you can secure the funding necessary for the success of your library—or other governmental or nonprofit organization.
Table of Contents:
  • Preface
    Acknowledgments
    Chapter 1: Getting Them Hungry (Putting Out the Bait)
    Chapter 2: Cleaning Out the Kitchen
    Chapter 3: Organizing the Kitchen (Strategic Thinking)
    Chapter 4: Getting Good Equipment: Skillets, Pots and Pans, Knives and Cookbooks
    Chapter 5: Nibbles and Starter Recipes
    Chapter 6: Holiday Menus (Strategies to Get Major Funds)
    Chapter 7: The Keys to the Financial Castle Kitchen
    Appendix
    Index
About the Author: Ken Dowlin holds degrees in history, library and information science and public administration. His 36 year career began as a bookmobile driver, was director of four public libraries ranging in population size from 50,000 to San Francisco's 750,000. His last position was a professor in the largest distance education MLIS program in the country.
LCC Class: 25
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