Fund-of-funds Books

This book is an ideal textbook for the person who knows nothing at all about Accounting. It is also good for the person who needs a refresher course on the basics. Combine it with "VIKING MARINE", A business simulation (ISBN number 0-538-60627-4) which is the "hands-on" portion of the package, and you have everything you need to fully understand the basics of Bookkeeping/Accounting.

Great seller, this was a used book, but in excellent shape, this book is better than buying used at the campus bookstore and a far better price!!

Seller had to send it priority to cover up for really late shipment, even though it was expedited shipping. Item had unexpected water damage to it.

The definitve work in the area of Fund Raising

This is the best book available to date on fund-raising theory. It is a must read for any serious scholar of fund raising

Dr. Perry has written a great reference on voice quality issues found in real-world telecom networks. This book goes beyond the "can you hear me now?" level of network voice quality. His careful coverage of voice quality concepts will allow newcomers to grasp the key essentials. Sufficient references are provided to allow a "deeper dive" into more technical details if required. The book's website offers several audio WAV files to demonstrate the concepts presented in the book. He assesses the risks to voice quality with the migration to IP based voice transport.

Mr. Kerness has won prizes for his innovative and highly successful approach to raising funds for worthy causes and nonprofit organizations. The best thing about this book is that it is filled with step by step practical advise about what you can do next to raise the funds your organization needs.

This handbook is considered to be one the most informative guides in fundraising. The author(Robert Krit)takes the fundamentals of fundraising and explains it in a way that even the novice can understand. Krit's almost 50 years of experience in non for profit fundraising offers unlimited insight and strategies for anyone who is involved in the field, and even has detail upon detail of how to start up your own campaign.

William Tucker, a careful academic, uncovered quite a story when he wrote this book. The New York Times should hire him and pay him well ... Wickliffe Draper was the man behind the money when Mississippi's Sovereignty Commission and others attempted to block passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Draper also helped fund private, racist schools throughout the state. And what is so tragic, even though he is long gone, the "foundation" lives on. This is a fascinating and not a difficult read. Anyone interested in U.S. history will enjoy Tucker's contribution.

An incredible amount of information, with in-depth analysis, examples of grants. This book helped us to raise over $300,000 from sources we found in the book. Lots of advice about grantwriting, with a great model budget for proposals.