2006 - Collaboration and Partnership: Using a Process to Facilitate Success

Debbie Anderson

Feature article from e-Volunteerism, Vol. VII, Issue 1, Oct-Dec 2006, 7 pages.

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This is a landmark article, in that it tackles a critical subject rarely presented in depth:  what it takes to raise money to support volunteers and the infrastructure of a volunteer program.  As the title says, noted trainer and author Betty Stallings covers both the attitudes necessary to fundraising success and a wide variety of ideas for finding or generating adequate funds.  Included are:

    • Reasons why it is a challenge to raise money for a volunteer program.
    • How to develop a strong case for support – specific “talking points.”
    • Moving from begging to marketing.
    • Visualizing success.
    • Suggested methods of raising resources for your volunteer program, including donations from current volunteers, outreach to corporations and foundations, special events, gifts in honor of volunteers, and other creative approaches.

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