This book is about the acquiring of donated gifts/contributions for
nonprofit organizations. It is not about “fundraisers”– ticket
or product sales. The intent of this book is not to provide a “how
to” for raising money, but to help you develop the mindset necessary
to be successful at “legitimate” fundraising. Order your
book
here.

Everyone loves a good event, but not everyone will have the ingredients
to make it happen. This book is designed to help you determine whether
special events are right for your nonprofit; and, how to be sure that
your event is unique/memorable, not just another dinner, luncheon or
auction. Order your book
here.

This book – this entire series – is written and intended
for nonprofit board members, staff and volunteers to help them understand
what real nonprofit fundraising is all about … and what it’s
not. It is the author’s intention to address some of the most
common questions raised by board members, staff and volunteers. Order
your book
here.

This collection of essays and blog postings is intended to give nonprofit
leaders and staff an overview of Major Gifts Fundraising that will help
you develop an understanding of what it takes to ensure your organization’s
future. Order your book
here.

This collection of essays and blog postings is intended to help you
understand the elements of and prepare for a capital campaign; so that,
when you hire a staff campaign director or engage counsel, their time
(and your money) will be used most effectively. Order your book
here.

This book is written and intended for nonprofit staff, board members
and volunteers to help them understand what the Grantsmanship process
is all about, and what it’s not. A realistic (although dramatic)
definition of “grantsmanship” would be, “The cradle
to grave process for ‘conceiving’, ‘birthing’, and ‘raising’
grants.
here.

Book Seven in The Fundraising Series, titled “Finding & Getting
Federal Government Grants and written by Jayme Sokolow, Ph.D. This book
is intended for nonprofit staff, board members, and volunteers to help
them research and become successful applicants for federal grants.
here.