No college degree? No problem. Fundraising for Nonprofits is open to anyone.
Fundraising for Nonprofits: FDR-440 actively engages students in mastering the concepts and tools needed to help nonprofit organizations achieve their mission and objectives through well-established fundraising techniques. Students will learn how to assess an organization’s fundraising capabilities, conduct prospect research, conduct an annual fund drive, solicit grants from corporations and foundations, cultivate and secure major gifts, design planned giving instruments to meet the needs of donors, carry out a capital campaign, and set up information technologies to track fundraising efforts and assist with the stewardship of gifts. The course emphasizes applications, and students will complete a fundraising plan during the semester for a specific organization of their choosing.
This is an online, academic, undergraduate level class.
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Thomas Edison State University is New Jersey’s public, fully accredited, online university created to meet the needs of adult learners.
Who should take this class? Staff, board members and volunteers of nonprofit organizations, consultants interested in learning about fundraising and why people give to nonprofits, or people interested in building fundraising skills for a nonprofit career.
For more information, Contact: Ann Prime-Monaghan, Associate Dean of the Watson School of Public Service, amonaghan@tesu.edu, 609-777-4351 x221
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