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What is The Wild Woman’s Guide to Fundraising?
Are you a wild woman? The Wild Woman means speaking your truth, even if your voice shakes. That’s what this book will help you do. Push back against unreasonable expectations with the companion book, Get the Job, Your Fundraising Career Empowerment Guide. The Wild Woman’s Guide to Fundraising is an engaging, fun book which teaches you how to make your passion for a cause into your dream job. Topics include; Fundraising in a Downturn, Dealing with Conflict in the Workplace, Net-raising, Generational and Cultural differences in Fundraising, the Lean Development Office, and more.
Will the Wild Woman book help me?
If you’re fed up with seeing the world be messed up, consider fundraising, you wild woman you!
If you have a cause you care about, getting money to help fix the problem will help you achieve your goal.
If you’re interested in learning how to fundraise, this book is a fantastic introduction.
If you have 17 years of experience with fundraising, this book is probably not for you.
The Wild Woman’s Guide to Fundraising has over 180 pages of straight up fundraising knowledge with no fluff. This book comes with 80 pages of templates, FAQs and samples to get you started RIGHT AWAY, no waiting. This book not only helps you fundraise, but helps you get a fundraising job, helps you manage conflict at work, and MORE!
If you’d like a deeper dive into different aspects of fundraising, check out other e-courses in my shop.
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Why Buy the Wild Woman’s Guide to Fundraising Now?
With a $1 Trillion dollar industry and 1.9 million nonprofits (as of 2005), and 12.9 million nonprofit professionals (almost TEN PERCENT of the US economy), there are only several hundred books on fundraising, and none of these are centered on young women or diverse fundraisers. I believe that making fundraising fun, and teaching more women to fundraise will help more women to succeed against oppression, and help our nonprofit sector survive this economic downturn. Our 1.9 million nonprofits all need effective, motivated fundraisers, and the Wild Woman’s Guide to Fundraising can get you started in this exciting field.
You can buy the ebook now.
Jacob Feinberg –
“Hi Mazarine, My wife doesn’t usually do the mailing for her non-profit but when she does, the guy who usually handles them forgets to tell her a few important steps. This frustrates her because she gets yelled at by postal employees and has to fix the mailing in the post office (without help). She was venting about this last night – this time the problem was cardboard sleeves.
The funny part is that only seconds earlier, I had read a sentence about cardboard sleeves in your book (p.45). With the page still open in my hands and without missing a beat, I just read that sentence back to her… which you can imagine resulted in a moment of bafflement.
So, now she’ll know how to do these mailings and not have to rely on misinformation from her co-worker.
I just finished the chapter on events and I’m really enjoying your book so far. It’s really engaging and a great resource/reference. Kudos to you!” -Jacob Feinberg
Heather Davis, Executive Director, The Telling Room” –
“I just wanted to write to you to let you know how much I love your book. I haven’t read the whole thing yet, but it has still been hugely helpful.
Two examples: I customized your corporate sponsorship ask letter to put together a package for an event we have coming up, and I’ve already gotten two sponsorships.
Also, something you said about using volunteers really touched a nerve. We have a ton here at The Telling Room, but they are only utilized for providing direct service to kids or at events. Your book made me realize I should make more of an effort to get volunteers in the Development office to increase my capacity to do this work, especially since I’m a one woman shop. I talked to our volunteer coordinator about it, wrote up a job description for volunteers that is now handed out at our monthly orientations, and I now have people coming in regularly to help me! It’s been amazing. Thanks again!! -Heather Davis, Executive Director, The Telling Room”
Cher Hale, director at Hero School –
“The value of The Wild Woman’s Guide to Fundraising exceeds the price tremendously. I was recently employed at a small, local nonprofit, and this guide has directed me to ask the right questions and use the answers for increased organizational effectiveness. It is a book that you need to keep on your desk for future reference if you plan on raising serious money.”
-Cher Hale, director at Hero School (heroschool.us)
4w3s0mE –
I love your writing style and layout of each chapter. I can see why you built quite a following among so many fundraisers. It is a perfect primer that challenges them to learn and put into those proven practices into use.
I look forward to hearing first hand some of your personal experiences that inspired the stories and thoughts within your text. (Perhaps more CEO’s should read your book.) -Jay Love