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Fundraising Freedom: 7 Steps to Build and Sustain Your Next Campaign

Fundraising Freedom: 7 Steps to Build and Sustain Your Next Campaign

by Valloni, Mary
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In 2007, fundraising professional, Mary Valloni, walked through the doors of another nonprofit organization determined she was going to break the cycle of fundraising burnout and frustration. She wrote on the white board in her new office "WORK SMARTER, NOT HARDER".

This is the eye-opening journey of a fundraiser who was looking for freedom and found it after years of successfully creating and implementing the 7 Steps on the pages of this book. Wouldn't it be incredible if nonprofit leaders around the world had the ability to act, speak and think without holding back? Could we dare to change the way we think so we could engage more donors and volunteers than ever before?

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BrandAuthor Academy Elite
Pub dateJan 17, 2017
ISBN-101943526893
ISBN-139781943526895
Paperback162.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9 × 0.37 × 6 in
Weight1 lb
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