Careers in fundraising
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Careers in fundraising
（The AFP Fund development series）
Wiley, c2002
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Everything you need to know to launch your career infundraising
Careers in Fundraising provides expert guidance on professionalopportunities in the field of fundraising, including topics onprofessional development, on-the-job issues, and the significanceof fundraising as a career. This comprehensive resource covers allthe important aspects of the profession, and also addresses thepersonal mission and commitment necessary for success in the field.An overview of the nonprofit sector provides needed background, andsidebars from professional fundraisers and students enhance andcomplement the content of each chapter. Careers in Fundraising willhelp you:
* Learn where and how to get the education and the training youneed for a career in fundraising
* Discover the personal and professional traits of a successfulfundraising professional
* Explore the many different types of positions available in thefield-and find the one that's right for you
You'll find a wealth of useful, specialized material such assuccessful career case studies and tips on internationalfundraising and on-the-job stress. Relevant bibliographicinformation is featured at the end of each chapter, and listings ofhelpful Internet sites and important statistics are included.Careers in Fundraising offers up-to-date and in-depth advice forstudents interested in an exciting career and professionals lookingfor a new challenge.
Table of Contents
Foreword (P. Maehara & T. Seiler).
Introduction.
PART ONE: UNDERSTANDING THE NONPROFIT SECTOR AND THE WORKINGENVIRONMENT.
Philanthropic Traditions and the Nonprofit Sector (R. Payton& D. Burlingame).
Historical Perspectives of the Profession (C. Williams).
PART TWO: THE FUNDRAISING PROFESSIONAL'S ROLE.
The Value and Importance of Fundraising for a SuccessfulNonprofit Organization (J. Mixer).
Skills and Qualities of the Aspiring Professional andFundraising Positions to Match (H. Hall).
Value of Fundraising Skills and Experience in Other Careers andPositions (C. Hamilton).
PART THREE: PREPARING FOR A CAREER IN FUNDRAISIING.
Preparation Through Academic Programs (J. Levy).
Training Programs and Continued Education (D. Tinker).
On-the-Job Training and Mentoring (T. Conour).
Suggestions for Career Changers (R. Blackmon).
Successful Career Case Studies (M. Dennis, jr.).
PART FOUR: ISSUES AND ASPECTS OF A FUNDRAISING JOB.
Salaries and Wages (J. Greenfield).
Promotion and Career Advancement (R. Raker, III).
Diversity in the Profession (C. Johnson).
Working With a Boss (F. Haddad).
Working With a Team (J. Ryan).
Working in a One-Person Shop (D. Helmus).
International Fundraising (D. Yoffe).
Pressures and Stresses of the Profession (T. Grossnickle).
PART FIVE: CONDUCTING THE JOB SEARCH.
Where the Jobs Are and Finding the Right One (D. Sternberg).
Suggestions for a Successful Interview (R. King).
How to Avoid the No-Win Job (R. Thompson).
How to Exit Gracefully (A. Lane).
What to Look for When You Are the Employer (R. Simonds).
PART SIX: MAINTAINING EXCELLENCE AND EQUILIBRIUM.
Being a Winner in the Fundraising Profession (E. Schumacher andJ. Gillespie).
Creating a Personal Mission and Performing with a Passion (M.Baumgardner).
Conclusion: The Future of Fundraising: What Lies Ahead (S.Weinstein & J. Chandler).
Notes.
Index.
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