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by Pettey, Janice Gow
John Wiley & Sons · 2008
A practical book on the ethical questions that come up in fundraising, written for nonprofit board members and the staff who raise money for them, whatever the size of the organisation.
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Fundraising often raises hard questions about donors, money and trust. This guide is written to help nonprofit boards and fundraisers work through them. Janice Gow Pettey explains how to address specific ethical issues inside a nonprofit, and she leaves plenty of room for readers to reflect and debate.
Case studies run through the book, giving readers concrete situations to examine. The author's advice is meant for small and large organisations alike, whether they operate locally or internationally, and whether they are young or well established.
The book forms part of the AFP Fund Development Series, and the catalogue also lists it under The AFP/Wiley Fund Development Series. John Wiley & Sons published it in 2008. It runs to 340 pages. ISBN-13: 9780470225219.