The classic manual for raising capital funds.

Running a successful fund-raising campaign is a lot like walking on a tightrope - one false move and everything could come crashing down. But with the right focus, preparation, and resources, along with the willingness to work hard to achieve the goal, churches, church schools, dioceses, and other institutions can make their fiscal visions reality.

With Generous Hearts provides professional guidance to help parishes and dioceses avoid the pitfalls and obstacles that project leaders will face, and lays out a cohesive plan for a victorious drive. This expanded edition includes new material on the discernment phase of a campaign, annual stewardship campaigns, raising funds for college chaplaincies, and establishing church-planned giving programs.



Autorentext

Glenn N. Holliman and Barbara L. Holliman have directed numerous successful capital/endowment campaigns for dioceses, churches, schools, and other not-for-profit agencies. They are co-founders of Holliman Associates, Inc., a Pennsylvania-based firm that provides a full range of fund raising consulting services throughout the United States and Europe.



Klappentext

Running a successful fund-raising campaign is a lot like walking on a tightrope - one false move and everything could come crashing down. But with the right focus, preparation, and resources, along with the willingness to work hard to achieve the goal, churches, church schools, dioceses, and other institutions can make their fiscal visions reality.

With Generous Hearts provides professional guidance to help parishes and dioceses avoid the pitfalls and obstacles that project leaders will face, and lays out a cohesive plan for a victorious drive. This expanded edition includes new material on the discernment phase of a campaign, annual stewardship campaigns, raising funds for college chaplaincies, and establishing church-planned giving programs.

Titel
With Generous Hearts
Untertitel
How to Raise Capital Funds
EAN
9780819226228
Format
E-Book (epub)
Veröffentlichung
01.05.2005
Digitaler Kopierschutz
Adobe-DRM
Anzahl Seiten
96