Philanthropy in America: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia [3 volumes]Dwight F. Burlingame A comprehensive reference on the philanthropic sector includes articles on prominent people, events, associations, theories, legislation, and other relevant topics, along with a volume of source documents. |
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... strategy often reflects a very high level of commit- ment and devotion by contributors to fulfilling the needs of the ultimate beneficiaries and , indeed , to the beneficiaries themselves . But the relation to them re- mains indirect ...
... strategy often reflects a very high level of commit- ment and devotion by contributors to fulfilling the needs of the ultimate beneficiaries and , indeed , to the beneficiaries themselves . But the relation to them re- mains indirect ...
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... strategies ( Table 4.2 ) . Needs - Based Strategy . The foremost goal of the needs - based strategy is to put forth as straightfor- wardly and in as unmediated a fashion as possible the preeminence of beneficiaries ' needs . The central ...
... strategies ( Table 4.2 ) . Needs - Based Strategy . The foremost goal of the needs - based strategy is to put forth as straightfor- wardly and in as unmediated a fashion as possible the preeminence of beneficiaries ' needs . The central ...
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... strategy . Expensive reference manuals with names , addresses , and other personal information about wealthy donors are printed and frequently up- dated . The fund - raising literature that emphasizes this approach advises recipient ...
... strategy . Expensive reference manuals with names , addresses , and other personal information about wealthy donors are printed and frequently up- dated . The fund - raising literature that emphasizes this approach advises recipient ...
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References to this book
Understanding Philanthropy: Its Meaning and Mission Robert L. Payton,Michael P. Moody Limited preview - 2008 |