Part of the new Kim Klein's Chardon Press Series from Jossey-Bass which focuses on providing fundraising and organizational development tools for community-based and social change organizations.
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"Kim's clearly written and accessible Fundraising for Social Change lays out both how to think about and how to carry out individual donor fundraising, capital campaigns, and special events. If your organization is trying to find a way to develop a base of financial support independent of the whims and fancies of finicky foundations, this is the book for you" - Gary Delgado, Applied Research Center
"This book is the Bible for grassroots fundraisers. Any time we get a question on individual donor fundraising we say, 'Have you checked what Kim says?'" - June Rostan, Southern Empowerment Project
In addition to the writing she does for her own publications, she has contributed many articles to the leading books and periodicals in the field of fundraising. A sampling of articles include:
"Fundraising at the Grassroots Level" Achieving Excellence in Fundraising, Hank Rosso, Jossey Bass Publishers, 1991
"Save Our Cumberland Mountains" Fundraising Matters, University of Indiana Center on Philanthropy, 1993
"Why Diversity Matters" Advancing Philanthropy, National Society of Fund Raising Executives, 1994
"Fundraising from Individuals" Grantseekers Guide, Laura Adler, ed., Moyer Bell Publishers, 1996
"How to Develop a Fundraising Plan" Strategic Governance Journal, Aspen Institute, 1997
"Cultural Diversity and Fundraising" Fundraising Matters, University of Indiana, 1998
She is also a regular columnist for Shelterforce Magazine and the New England Non-Profit Quarterly ,and has a popular video series on fundraising, distributed by the Headwaters Fund in Minneapolis.
Kim has worked in all aspects of fundraising; as staff, as a volunteer, as a board member, and as a consultant. She is best known for adapting traditional fundraising techniques-particularly major donor campaigns-to the needs of organizations with small budgets, that are working for social justice. Widely in demand as a speaker, Kim Klein has provided training and consultation in all 50 states and in 16 countries. She was named Outstanding Fund Raising Executive of the Year in 1998, by the Golden Gate Chapter of the National Society of Fund Raising Executives. She graduated with honors from Beloit College, majoring in Religion and Classics, and did graduate work at the Pacific School of Religion.
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