Association of Fundraising Professionals, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.,
2006. – 289 pages.
This book is intended to help nonprofit leaders become not only more effective as administrators, marketers, researchers, and fundraisers, but also more responsible custodians of limited funds. When every penny counts, computers can help to make it possible for small, committed groups to perform the routine tasks that once required a small army to accomplish. Technology in nonprofits is most useful when it frees both human hands and human imagination.
Contents:
Preface
Getting Started with Technology
Technology Planning for the Small Organization
Technology Planning for Midsized and Larger Organizations
Computer Applications for Nonprofit Organizations
Obtaining Technical Support
Hiring Technical Staff
Training Volunteers and Staff
Supervising Technical Volunteers and Staff
Safeguarding Essential Information
This book is intended to help nonprofit leaders become not only more effective as administrators, marketers, researchers, and fundraisers, but also more responsible custodians of limited funds. When every penny counts, computers can help to make it possible for small, committed groups to perform the routine tasks that once required a small army to accomplish. Technology in nonprofits is most useful when it frees both human hands and human imagination.
Contents:
Preface
Getting Started with Technology
Technology Planning for the Small Organization
Technology Planning for Midsized and Larger Organizations
Computer Applications for Nonprofit Organizations
Obtaining Technical Support
Hiring Technical Staff
Training Volunteers and Staff
Supervising Technical Volunteers and Staff
Safeguarding Essential Information