Friendraising: Community Engagement Strategies for Boards Who Hate Fundraising but Love Making Friends
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Friendraising: Community Engagement Strategies for Boards Who Hate Fundraising but Love Making Friends
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If Your Board Members Hate Fundraising, They Will LOVE FriendRaising!
Do you wish your organization had an Army of Friends? Friends will support your mission in every way imaginable - volunteering, advising, making connections, finding speaking opportunities, and yes, even giving money. And FriendRaising is an activity board members will love!
Once you engage the whole community in your mission, you will never go back to your old ways again.
FriendRaising is more effective.
FriendRaising creates more Community Impact.
And FriendRaising is a lot more fun
This no-nonsense guide shows your board:
- How to connect your organization with new friends
- How to engage those friends
- How to keep those friends
- And how to ask those friends for all kinds of help
FriendRaising includes:
- 89 Step-by-Step Strategies (and then some) your board members will want to do
- Dozens of FriendRaising checklists, brainstorm sheets, stories, and examples
- Receive a Free CD with copies of all the forms for ease of use, as well as tons more FriendRaising resources and tips!
- And more!
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