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Feature articles from seven years of
Contributions Magazine, USA.
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Fundraising and communications opinions
• The Donor Pyramid – really!
• The Fundraising Dream Team.
• 2020 vision: the future of fundraising
Reader comments.
• Twitter elite, or Twitter suicide?
Reader comments.
• Is direct mail dead?
and other foolish questions.


Tales from
The Field by the River
• Animal intelligence: How dumb are
our furry and feathered friends?
• A visit from five white bulls
• Rough sex down by the river.


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Books and articles
by Ken Burnett

Books
Relationship Fundraising
(revised 2002 edition and original 1992 edition)
Friends for Life
The Zen of Fundraising
Tiny Essentials of an Effective Volunteer Board
How to Produce Inspiring Annual Reports
And the latest, The Field by the River.

To have a look at or to order any of Ken’s books click any of the covers, above.

Articles
Ken has written for a variety of magazines, journals, newspapers and websites on both sides of the Altlantic, on international development, fundraising and governance issues.
• Features, book reviews and opinion pieces from SOFII (also see opposite).
• Recent articles from Nepal. • The Guardian newspapers and websites.
• Contributions magazine, USA. • Professional Fundraising magazine, UK.
• General articles. • Provocative, even irritating, but useful blogs.

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