"Other-Orientation" in Grants

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Written By Linda Wastyn, PhD, CFRE, GPC
 

Last week we talked about taking an other-orientation for fundraising; this week we talk about the importance of discussing your project to a grant funder in terms that match their values, beliefs, and priorities.

 

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Your Guide to Major Gift Fundraising

This class brings together the best of our #FundraisingFriday videos and Nonprofit Tips and Tidbit blogs with downloadable resources – many of them available only through this class – in one easy to follow format to which you can refer again and again.

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