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‘...a breath of fresh air, a great resource particularly for new fundraisers and an opportunity to relive my early days as a fundraiser through new eyes. Inch by inch we’re building a better world – Ken’s new book hones our focus and grounds us as philanthropy professionals.’ Amber M. Kani, nonprofit and corporate citizenship blogger, Austin, Texas, USA. Amber’s review, here.
Of course for more good stuff you can always visit SOFII. In particular, why not check out SOFII’s free video series Letter to the future: how to change fundraising’s culture, with 32 lightbulb moments to transform your donors’ experience. There's where you’ll find the 5Fs –> You can order any of the books above by clicking on the image. Plus... Feature articles
Hugely generous Tiny gesture from The White Lion Press
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Click here to read Tanya Jackson’s review of Ken’s latest book. To order your copy (UK£29.90/ US$42.33 including your £10.00/$14.16 donation to SOFII), click here, or email orders@whitelionpress.com.
This book describes in detail campaigning fundraising as it should be, how it should be structured, implemented and explained so that our publics, particularly donors and fundraisers themselves, see it as the positive, transformational force for change and good that it surely can be, and as the best career going for any creative, committed individual who really wants to make a difference, to change the world.
‘The links and exhibits contained here transformed the way I do my work as a fundraising copywriter (and continue to do so). May they likewise transform the work you do to make this world a better place by giving your donors the chance to be the generous, compassionate, caring people they are.’
Lisa Sargent, campaigning fundraising copywriter, USA.
‘Thank goodness I got to the letterbox before the dog did yesterday, because this treasurebox was waiting for me on the doormat...This book takes a step forward.’
Karin Weatherup, campaigning fundraising creative director, UK.
For students of good governance. Click image for a short video presention from 2011 on ActionAid’s internationalisation process. The full story is told in Building and Governing a Democratic Federation: the ActionAid International story, a special feature prepared for Harvard Kennedy School. Download here. ActionAid’s journey to diversity is described here.Links to more podcasts will follow: