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Here's a seemingly obvious truth: You don't reinvent the wheel
around the core activities of fundraising. Instead, what is
important is to first understand what the wheel looks like and then
to manage the process with vigilance. Through years of experience,
George Stanois has identified 12 steps for an effective fundraising
program. In The Vigilant Fundraiser, George and a team of
highly-skilled contributors share how you can look for
opportunities within the 12 steps to set your organization apart
from all the others who do what you do. As George notes, "Being
vigilant means using all the steps; executing 7 steps out of 12
isn't going to cut it." This excellent resource provides the full
picture on fundraising - and will become the go-to tool for
fundraisers looking to "up their game" and find new ways of
successfully tackling resource development challenges.
Fortuna is raising her daughter by herself when she meets Amos, who
is less successfully trying to raise his son by himself. Amos has a
somewhat powerful position in Kentucky state government social
services and a gang of political cronies-some 60's druggies, some
power-hungry aspirants to higher office, and all bad news.
"The Devil Does Most of the Talking" is a novel which focuses on
the phenomenon of the blended family, through the eyes of Fortuna-a
Christian, once-single-parent. Mired in the difficulty in dealing
with a husband who is essentially uncommitted and politically
ambitious, Fortuna has also to work her way through professional
implication in Kentucky's political chicanery-including
murder-while trying to keep her newly created family from going off
the rails.
Fortuna is raising her daughter by herself when she meets Amos, who
is less successfully trying to raise his son by himself. Amos has a
somewhat powerful position in Kentucky state government social
services and a gang of political cronies-some 60's druggies, some
power-hungry aspirants to higher office, and all bad news.
"The Devil Does Most of the Talking" is a novel which focuses
on the phenomenon of the blended family, through the eyes of
Fortuna-a Christian, once-single-parent. Mired in the difficulty in
dealing with a husband who is essentially uncommitted and
politically ambitious, Fortuna has also to work her way through
professional implication in Kentucky's political
chicanery-including murder-while trying to keep her newly created
family from going off the rails.
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