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1. Bertoni, Steven. "Extreme fundraising". Forbes vol. 183 (2009) p. 58-60.
Abstract: Describes examples of endurance athletes who are traveling long distances to raise funds for charities. Some athletes use the Internet to communicate with supporters and process donations.
Subject File Number: 760
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--special events; Recreation and athletics; Internet
Location: New York
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2. Collins, Mary Ellen. "Sink? Or swim". Advancing Philanthropy vol. 16 (September-October 2009) p. 22-9.
Abstract: A guide to holding successful special events during an economic downturn, with tips on maximizing available resources, scaling back, and adjusting the format of events.
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--special events; Fundraising--economic aspects
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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3. Donohue, Michele. "Groups are getting together on the Web". NonProfit Times vol. 23 (15 October 2009) p. 1, 5-6.
Abstract: Provides examples of online convenings by nonprofits, such as The Nature Conservancy's Fundraising System Specialists virtual retreat and the American Red Cross of Northern New Jersey's Touch of Red virtual gala.
Subject/descriptor: Nonprofit organizations--communications; Nonprofit organizations--collaboration; Fundraising--computer aided; Fundraising--special events; Computer technology; Internet; Nature Conservancy; American Red Cross
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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4. Earp, Laurie J. "The nuts and bolts of organizing great special events". Grassroots Fundraising Journal vol. 28 (July-August 2009) p. 2-6.
Abstract: A detailed guideline for creating special events, featuring information on developing committees, budgets, and more. Includes a sample six-month task timeline.
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--special events
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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5. Fernandez, Rona. "Not your cookie-cutter gala : integrating culture and community into special events". Grassroots Fundraising Journal vol. 28 (July-August 2009) p. 7-9.
Abstract: Ideas for producing inexpensive, "out of the box" special events, using the events of three San Francisco-based charities as examples.
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--special events; Fundraising--costs
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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6. Fiske, Jay R.; Fiske, Corinne A. The big book of benefit auctions. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons. 2009. xvii, 270 p.
Abstract: Provides guidance on various aspects of charity auctions, including planning, procurement, promotion, event management, post event activities, and other topics. Contains a sample budget, forms, and related materials. Includes glossary and index.
Call Number: 760 FIS
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--handbooks, manuals, etc.; Fundraising--special events
Location: New York
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7. McNamara, Don. "Travel still working : donors still bid on vacations, but with shorter stays". NonProfit Times vol. 23 (15 March 2009) p. 1, 6.
Abstract: The article notes that charities are successfully raising funds by offering short and mid-range travel packages and other flexible options for their travel auctions.
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--techniques; Fundraising--trends; Fundraising--special events
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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8. Roldan, Elmer. "Inspiring stories in challenging times : a fabulous, fun, and financially successful gala dinner". Grassroots Fundraising Journal vol. 28 (July-August 2009) p. 10-2.
Abstract: Tips from the nonprofit Community Coalition for creating special events that break the stereotype of these events as being dull or expensive. Includes three suggestions of key sources of income for an event.
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--special events; Fundraising--costs
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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9. Axelrod, Terry. Missionizing your special events : how to build a system of events that engages donors who will stay with you for life. Seattle, WA: Benevon. 2008. ix, 159 p.
Abstract: Axelrod explores how a nonprofit can develop a system of special events by delineating the four types of mission-focused events and optimizing post-event follow-up.
Call Number: 760 AXE MIS
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--special events
Location: New York
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10. Beder, Joan; Fast, Jonathan. "Episodic volunteering : why people walk/run for charity". International Journal of Volunteer Administration vol. 25 (November 2008) p. 3-13.
Abstract: The study explores several factors that may influence individuals to run or walk for a cause. Volunteer Motivation Inventory domains that were examined include values, reciprocity, recognition, understanding, self-esteem, reactivity, social, protective, interaction, career development, and physical.
Subject/descriptor: Voluntarism--analysis; Voluntarism--studies; Voluntarism--surveys; Philanthropy--attitudes; Fundraising--special events
Location: New York
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11. Best ever directory of special events. 3rd ed. Sioux City, IA: Stevenson Consultants, Inc. 2008. 46 p.
Abstract: Brief descriptions of special events of all types, with information about the revenue raised, costs, participants, and volunteers.
Call Number: 760 BES
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--special events
Location: Atlanta
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12. Hall, Holly; Schwinn, Elizabeth. "Common fund-raising stumbles : how charities solve them". Chronicle of Philanthropy vol. 20 (3 April 2008) p. 30-1.
Abstract: Presents examples of common fundraising crises, such as withdrawn pledges or failed special events, and notes how various organizations handled these setbacks and learned valuable lessons.
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--techniques; Fundraising--handbooks, manuals, etc.; Fundraising--donor relations; Fundraising--special events; Fundraising--analysis; Fundraising--administration
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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13. Hrywna, Mark. "An all-online gala forgets about everything but the donor". NonProfit Times vol. 22 (1 September 2008) p. 1, 8.
Abstract: Discusses how San Diego's Neighborhood House Association substituted its annual fundraising gala with an online version, in an effort to reduce overhead costs and boost its bottom line. The virtual gala includes an online auction and advertisements from sponsors, and has raised substantially more funds than the real galas of the previous years.
Subject File Number: 760
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--computer aided; Fundraising--special events; Internet; Nonprofit organizations--California
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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14. Hul, Jean Van't. "11 steps to a great donor cultivation event". Grassroots Fundraising Journal vol. 27 (January-February 2008) p. 11-5.
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--special events
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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15. Ukman, Lesa (ed.) IEG sponsorship sourcebook : the comprehensive guide to sponsors, properties, agencies and suppliers. 2009 ed. Chicago, IL: IEG, LLC. 2008. 484 p.
Abstract: Compiled for the benefit of corporations looking for sponsorship opportunities, the IEG Sponsorship Sourcebook can also be helpful for nonprofits seeking sponsors for their events. Section one includes contact name, address, and telephone and fax numbers of the 2,000 most often-mentioned sponsors, arranged alphabetically. Section two is a list of sponsors arranged by industry and section three lists the activities that they have sponsored. Sections four through seven list sponsorship opportunities for companies by location, by U.S. region and foreign country, and by category. Section eight contains a directory of sponsored events by month. Section nine lists sponsorship opportunities by attendance and budget. Section ten lists sponsorship agencies by category and section eleven lists sponsorship services and suppliers.
Call Number: REF 568 IEG 2009
Subject/descriptor: Corporate sponsorship; Sponsors; Fundraising--corporate sponsorships; Fundraising--special events
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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16. 2007 special events study. Mahwah, NJ: Charity Navigator. 2007.
Abstract: Analyzes special events data from 5,177 charities in the Charity Navigator database. Results indicate that roughly half of all charities use special events to raise money, but such events are not as efficient as other fundraising activities. Illustrated with several charts and graphs.
Subject File Number: 703
Subject/descriptor: Individual giving--analysis; Fundraising--analysis; Fundraising--special events
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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17. Collins, Mary Ellen. "Save the date: how to ensure a special fundraising event is right for your organization". Advancing Philanthropy vol. v. 14, n. 4 (July-August 2007) p. 22-7.
Abstract: A set of eight questions that the author suggests a nonprofit ask before deciding whether to hold a special event. Emphasizes the importance of money, time, resources, and audience.
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--special events; Fundraising--planning; Fundraising--techniques
Location: New York; DC; Cleveland; San Francisco; Atlanta
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18. Duhon, Gerald. Raising Funds From Individuals [video recording]. Atlanta, GA: Foundation Center--Atlanta. 2007. 118:03 minutes.
Abstract: Provides a basic overview of the various ways to approach individuals for support, including online fundraising, direct mail, special events, telephone solicitation, and face-to-face solicitation.
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--individual solicitation; Fundraising--annual campaigns; Major gifts campaigns; Fundraising--computer aided; Internet; Direct mail; Fundraising--special events; Fundraising--telemarketing
Location: Internet
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19. Elkin, Judi Kaplan. Comparative analysis : a live event auction, a cMarket online auction and live event auctions and cMarket online silent auctions. cMarket. 2007. 12 p.
Abstract: The study compares cMarket's online auction services with traditional fundraising auctions. Includes comparison charts and budget information.
Subject File Number: 760
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--special events; Fundraising--studies
Location: New York
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20. "Fairway to fundraising". FundRaising Success vol. 5 (May 2007) p. 40-3.
Abstract: Provides tips for planning charity golf tournaments.
Subject File Number: 760
Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--special events; Fundraising--planning; Corporate sponsorship
Location: New York
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