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Sophie W. Penney and Barbara B. Rose
Whether for research, a pilot program, or annual support, fundraising can enable student affairs professionals to explore, create, and offer value-added programs that enhance the lives of students. This easy-to-navigate guidebook will provide an overview of many ways to raise funds. It gives you direction to successfully raise major gifts from individuals, corporations, and foundations; provides proven methods to organize and support your activities and operations; and suggests ways to build relationships that add volunteer power to increased dollar power. Twenty-five experienced student affairs professionals have shared their stories and expertise to make this book relevant and inspirational. Their time and interest, along with the coauthors, will help you to envision the possibilities for your own institution. This is your guide to reaching your goals by learning how to secure Dollars for Dreams. Topics addressed in this entertaining and informative book include:
Student Affairs Development Function: Making the Case for a Focused Effort
Types of Fund raising and Student Affairs Markets
Identifying, Cultivating, and Soliciting Prospects
Corporate and Foundation Fundraising
Stewardship
Ethics of Development
Professional Advice from Staff Who Have Done It
Glossary of Fundraising Terms
Tools of the Trade: Forms, Job Descriptions, Committee Tasks, etc.
Sophie W. Penney, Ph.D., is director of corporate and foundation relations at Bucknell University. She has raised major gifts ranging in size from $1,000 to $2.02 million from individuals, corporations, and foundations. A NASPA member for 20 years, Penney has 13 years of experience in housing and residential life, student activities, judicial affairs, and new student orientation.
Barbara B. Rose is a senior consulting associate at Grenzebach Glier & Associates, Inc. She has been a development officer in higher education and healthcare and a member of CASE for more than 25 years. She has operated in both development and student affairs at Georgia Institute of Technology, where in two years she raised $3.3 million for student affairs programs and the new campus theatre.
Paperback | 2001 | 152 pages
ISBN-10: 0-931654-28-9
ISBN-13: 978-0-931654-28-2
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