β Scribed by Connolly, Sheila
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
At The Society for the Preservation of Pennsylvania Antiques, fundraiser Eleanor "Nell" Pratt solicits donations-and sometimes solves crimes. When a collection of George Washington's letters is lost on the same day that an archivist is found dead, it seems strange that the Society president isn't pushing for an investigation. Nell goes digging herself, and soon uncovers a long, rich history of crime.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
## Abstract The courts uphold the rights of nonprofits to solicit under the protection of the First Amendment.
## Abstract Fundraisers, not regulators, must maintain the standards that keep the public trust in their organizations. Not only are state regulations uneven and often ineffective, they do not even apply to twoβthirds of charitable giving.
## Abstract By default, the education of fundraisers was left to fundraisers in the past. By design, that is changing, the author says, because the stakes are too high to leave to chance the education of a profession essential to the American way of life.
## Abstract Putting together an effective and successful fundraising team is akin to building the institution in microcosm. This chapter presents five fundamental success factors that come into play when building a team and makes the case for why this is important.