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Foundation Center
We are a cooperating collection of the Foundation Center.
The Foundation Center's mission is to strengthen the nonprofit sector by advancing knowledge about U.S. philanthropy. The resources at the Brown Library Foundation Center include:
A collection of books and videos on grants, grant writing, fundraising, nonprofit board development and other issues important to nonprofits that can circulate. These resources are available free of charge to the public during regular library hours. Resources Online There are many sources of information about grant seeking and nonprofit management and board development available on-line. Please see the following guides. Grants Information | Board Development Information Gift Acceptance Policies The following are resources to help nonprofit organizations develop this essential policy.Resources in the Brown Library Foundation Center: Conducting a Successful Major Gifts & Planned Giving Program, by Kent E. Dove, Alan M. Spears and Thomas W. Herbert. Pages 94-101, 339-368 Developing Major Gifts: Turning Small Donors into Big Contributors, by Laura Fredricks. Pages 140-147 Fundraising medicine: creating gift acceptance policies, by Rick Cohen, Grassroots Fundraising Journal, Volume 21, Number 1, January/February 2002, pages 11-13 Planned Giving for Small Nonprofits, by Ronald R. Jordan and Katelyn L Quynn. Chapter 5, pages 55-73 The Policy Sampler: A Resource for Nonprofit Boards, by Kathleen Fletcher. Pages 12-13 Resources Online:
Foundation Center Frequently Asked Questions: Workshops Foundation Center webinars are regularly held at the library and/or available online. Check the programs listing on home page for upcoming programs. Go to the Foundation Center's Online Courses & Quick Tutorials. There you'll find on-line tutorials on many topics and more. Most tutorials are free, but there are now several more extensive tutorials that you pay a small fee to access. Don't see the topic that most interests you? Contact any Information
Services staff member at 326-0536 or email. Let them know what topics you need more information about.
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