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The End of Fundraising : Raise More Money by Selling Your Impact

Author: Jason Saul
Publisher: San Francisco, CA : Jossey-Bass, [2011], ©2011.
Edition/Format:   Book : English : First editionView all editions and formats
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"Strategy guide for nonprofits seeking to fundraise and "sell" their impact in today's social change marketplace For too long, nonprofits have had to live off of the "waste products" of the economy: leftover money (donations) and leftover time (volunteering). But the advent of the social capital market ? where social change now has real economic value ? gives nonprofits the opportunity to sell their impact to a new  Read more...
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Material Type: Internet resource
Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors: Jason Saul
ISBN: 9780470597071 0470597070
OCLC Number: 682921007
Description: xii, 219 pages ; 24 cm
Contents: Preface. --
Introduction: The End of Fundraising as We Know It. --
Capturing Your Impact: From "What" to "So What?" --
1 From Accountability to Value. --
2 Measurement. --
3 Creating a Product Called Impact. --
II Marketing Your Impact: How to Connect Your Value to the Market. --
4 New Market Stakeholders. --
5 Not All Outcomes Are Created Equal. --
6 Social Arbitrage: How to Increase Your Value. --
III Selling Your Impact: Creating and Closing Deals in the Social Capital Market. --
7 It's Not About You, It's About Them. --
8 The Art of the Deal. --
9 The Seven Immutable Laws of Selling Your Impact. --
Conclusion: Implications of the Social Capital Market. --
Epilogue: Frequently Asked Questions. --
Notes. --
Acknowledgments. --
Index.
Responsibility: Jason Saul.

Abstract:

Why does it cost nonprofits on average $20 to raise $100, while it costs companies only $4? Simply put: Nonprofits have no leverage. No one has to make a donation. And since most donors have no  Read more...
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