This 1-hour book for busy people is loaded with fresh, new cutting-edge ideas to help alleviate the funding gap that exists in today’s K-12 schools.
This 1-hour book for busy people is loaded with fresh, new cutting-edge ideas to help alleviate the funding gap that exists in today’s K-12 schools. The more than 350 electronic links included will save you time, energy, and money and will keep you in touch with the latest innovations in fundraising for K-12. Whether you are a classroom teacher, a parent, a school foundation member, a school administrator, a volunteer, a school board member, or a school foundation board member, this book is written for you. Following the model used by colleges, universities, and private schools, Levenson presents a wealth of ideas to enable you to obtain individual classroom grants for K-12; corporate, foundation, and government grants; and grants and gifts from individual donors. Levenson also provides assistance in working cooperatively with your board and shows you how to connect with million-dollar donors by representing a cause that touches their hearts and lives. Levenson believes that there are few causes more worthy and more life altering than public education and that our task as fundraisers is to help people understand that their gifts can change the lives of children for generations to come. It’s all here for you, and best of all, this book shouldn’t take you more than an hour to read.
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The major areas of emphasis include mini-grants and major grants for teachers; corporate, foundation and government grants for schools and school districts; and grants and gifts from individual donors, which is quite new to the schools at this time.
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