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ОглавлениеLIST OF TABLES, FIGURES, AND EXHIBITS
Tables
Chapter reference | Title |
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18.1 | The Evolution of Fundraising as an Organizational Function in the United States, 1900–2000 |
18.2 | Characteristics of Successful Fundraisers from Research |
19.1 | Management versus Leadership Activities |
19.5 | Effectiveness of Dimensions of Power for Fundraising Leaders |
22.3 | Example Annual Fund Gift Range Chart, $60,000 Goal |
24.1 | Levels of Organizational Engagement in Content Creation |
26.1 | Individual Donor Resources That Can Enable Charitable Giving |
29.1 | Overall Giving by Household's Race |
29.2 | Informal Giving Incidence by Household's Race |
31.2 | Giving Rates and Average Giving Amounts across Four Generational Cohorts |
32.1 | High Net Worth Household Charitable Giving by Sector (Overall Mean and Median) |
32.2 | High Net Worth Household Charitable Giving by Sector and Race/Ethnicity |
32.3 | High Net Worth Household Giving Vehicles |
32.4 | High Net Worth Household Motivations for Giving |
32.5 | High Net Worth Households' “Demotivations” for Giving (Why not Give?) |
33.3 | Essential Shifts from Transactional to Transformational Relationships |
35.4 | Potential Gift Range Chart for a $10 Million Campaign |
37.1 | Overview of DAF Sponsor Types |
38.1 | Foundation Types, Financing, and Requirements |
Figures
Chapter reference | Title |
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4.1 | Model of Identification Theory |
6.1 | Seven Roles of Philanthropy |
12.1 | The Fundraising Cycle |
12.2 | The Four‐Legged Stool of Fundraising |
12.3 | Donor Pyramid of Fundraising Strategies |
13.1 | Ad from Dana‐Farber Cancer Institute |
14.1 | Rosso Constituency Model |
14.2 | Wheel of Roles and Responsibilities |
14.3 | Wheel Example Family 1 |
14.4 | Wheel Example Family 2 |
16.1 | Brand Pyramid Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy |
19.4 | Four Roles of the Nonprofit – Including Fundraising – Leader |
20.1 | Eight‐Step Board Recruitment Process |
20.3 | Eight Stages of Board Retention |
21.1 | Six Steps for Successful Volunteer Fundraiser Involvement |
22.1 | Profile of the Annual Fund |
22.2 | Annual Fund Profile Shapes |
22.4 | Donor Retention Calculation and Example |
24.2 | Peer‐to‐Peer Fundraising |
24.3 | Percentage of Social Media Users in General Population, by Age |
26.2 | Eight Mechanisms That Drive Charitable Giving |
26.3 | Spiderplot of Mechanisms for Giving |
30.1 | Partial Pooling Financial Management |
31.1 | Generational Cohorts in Historical and Social Context |
33.1 | Intersection Where Major Gifts Occur |
33.2 | Transactional to Transformational Fundraising |
33.4 | The Eight‐Step Major Gift Management Cycle |
34.1 | A Process for Preparing, Formulating, and Making the Invitation to Give |
35.1 | Sample Campaign Progress Chart for a $10 Million Campaign |
35.2 | Phases of a Campaign |
Exhibits