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Publisher: National Trust for Historic Preservation Publication Date: 1993, 1998
Number of Pages: 28
Item Number: 2I80

 

Successful Fund-Raising Activities for Preservation Organizations

By: Kerri Rubman

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Learn from other preservation nonprofit organizations about innovative fund-raising events, products, and programs.

 

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Fundraising Basics Set

A series of publications to help create a strategic approach to financial health in nonprofit preservation organizations.


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