The leading how-to guide to raising money for small to mid-sized nonprofits There is a good reason why this book has eight editions. It's both timeless and timely. I have been a reader and user of this book since the mid-1990s. Listen to its advice, apply it to your organization... and you won't regret it. --ABDI SOLTANI, Executive Director, ACLU of Northern California Fundraising for Social Change is an anchor in my library and in our work with social justice organizations. Students and nonprofit leaders find the book to be fun, engaging and highly effective in supporting fundraising efforts. --DENA JENSON, Director, Center for Nonprofit Leadership at California Lutheran University The newly revised Eighth Edition of Fundraising for Social Change shows nonprofit organizations with budgets of less than $2,500,000 how to establish, maintain, and expand a broad base of individual donors. The book focuses particularly on organizations working for racial, economic, and climate justice. It provides clear, trustworthy, time-tested, and relevant information all in a single volume drawing on the authors' combined 70 years of fundraising experience. Supplementary free online content includes resources--articles, reports, templates, and samples--that augment the information in the book. Teachers and trainers of fundraising will find a free Instructor's Manual online with a suggested syllabus and sample interactive exercises. This newest edition also includes Spotlights, brief reflections from a diverse group of fundraisers and resource mobilizers about their fundraising experiences, providing insights into the joys and challenges of fundraising for social change organizations. An invaluable resource for nonprofit board members, staff, volunteers and activists, the newest, expanded Fundraising for Social Change has been used by thousands of practitioners the world over since the very first edition was published in 1985.