1. The Fund Raising School At The School, We Teach The History, The Current Fund Ra Proven Strategies for fund Raising Professionals fund Raising for Small Nonprofits Course 100 Turn your small organization into a powerful team. "I would highly recommend this course without any reservations. Handson experience in planning special events trademark coursethe definitive training program for fund raisers. professionals, this course will teach you creative ways to http://www.philanthropy.iupui.edu/fundschool.htm

In this section Recommended Readings List, 2003 2003 Course Schedule Course Directory Registration Form ... Contact Us The Fund Raising School Advantage The Only School of Its Kind Specially Selected Instructors Small Classes Promoting Pride in Asking ... Custom Courses The 25,000 Fund Raising School alumni, from more than 10,000 organizations, are very successful. After completing our courses, alumni have increased funds by 78 to 109 percent. Their success is why more than 50 percent of our participants come from alumni referrals. For 25 years, The Fund Raising School has helped thousands of fund raising professionals around the world achieve new levels of success. At the School, we teach the history, the current issues, the art and the strategy of fund raising and philanthropy. You take back knowledge needed to build your resources with confidence and success in an ever-changing society. The Only School of Its Kind The Fund Raising School is the only national fund raising education program housed within a university. We are a part of the Indiana University Center on Philanthropy, which seeks to increase the understanding of philanthropy and improve its practice through research, teaching, and public service.

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You Give the Gift Booklet, they choose their own... School Fund Raisers Church Fund Raisers About Gift Booklets MAIN PAGE ... Fund raising Info About Us About Gift Booklets Booklet- Main Page What are Booklets They're Ideal Gifts What you get ... Our Pledge to you Fund raising Info Start Here! The Perfect Gift-Giving Option - Give Gift Booklets! About Select-Your-Gift is a Chicago-area fund raising company started by two teachers, and two business leaders, eager to support local schools and other not-for-profit groups who are tired of buying the same old products for their fund raisers. Select-Your-Gift has partnered with a very successful 40+ year old Gift Fulfillment company with a large Chicago-area warehouse and customer support center. Together we make high-quality Gift-Booklets available for your fund raisers. You can be confident that behind each Gift Booklet, is an experienced and very efficient organization, ready to process each Gift Redemption order as if it was going to be delivered to our own family. We believe that if the product you offer is exciting, your fund raising campaign will be more successful. And, offering Gift Booklets creates excitement! They not only look great, but they offer excellent value to your customers.

3. How To Think Creatively (Creativity, Planning, Problem Solving) ... Speaker Auth Think Creatively to teach people to planning, problemsolving) and patented methods for artistic expression (drawing, painting). Meeting planners, event planners, fund raisers, http://www.connigordon.com/HowToThink.html

Creative Thinking Artistic Expression Testimonials Conni's Shop ... Return How To Think Creatively The New Book by Conni Gordon and Richard Israel Using the "TILS" Technique "[Conni Gordon has] written a book called How to Think Creatively ... to teach people to ... develop whole brain synchronicity. This is the process of taking "left brain" logic, with "right brain" imagination and equaling whole brain creativity.... I would strongly recommend you get [this book] to develop your creative genius. It is filled with exercises on [creative expression] and TILS charts that will open up the traffic between the two hemispheres of your brain." Randy Gage WHO? Conni Gordon originated both the patented 4-Step Art Method and TILS Technique. WHAT? "TILS" is an acronym for a creative step-by-step way to think: T HINK-it I NK-it L INK-it S YNC-it WHERE? Use the TILS charts (provided in the book) to prepare and create action plans to solve business problems or resolve personal situations. WHEN?

4. National Center For Technology Planning EXTERNAL planning RESOURCES. Hold fundraisers. (A paid vacation consistsof one hour of freedom for the teacher while I teach his/her class.). http://www.nctp.com/html/promoting_technology.cfm

National Center for Technology Planning P. O. Box 2393 Tupelo, MS 38803 Dr. Larry S. Anderson Founder/Director last updated: TECH PLANNING ARTICLES PLANNING SECTIONS State District Building-level Higher Education ... BECOME A PARTNER PROMOTING TECHNOLOGY: 13 WAYS TO DO IT by Karen Robertson Here are some great ideas to turn educators, students and community members into technology users and supporters. These are methods I've successfully used to promote technology. HOLD EXECUTIVE BRIEFINGS Show board members, community leaders, teachers, facility planners, finance directors, and the superintendent the latest technology. Ask hardware vendors to send representatives to demonstrate their latest products. COORDINATE TOURS TO OTHER HIGH-TECH SCHOOLS Visit schools within a 50-mile radius to learn about equipment being used there. HOLD "COMPUTER DAY" FOR PARENTS Invite parents for a hands-on computer day. Provide child care and offer computer instruction. Teach them to use the software their children use daily. Plan enough instruction on word processing to allow them to create and print out a brief letter to their child. HAVE STUDENTS EVALUATE SOFTWARE Choose a class to evaluate each new piece of software. Better yet, develop a "techie tribe" that always, when new software arrives, fills out the registration card, boots it up, and explores its capabilities. Let the students demonstrate it to their teacher and the technology coordinator.

5. Directory Of Service Projects And Fund Raisers faculty advisor, the Project planning Committee (make one if will be interviewed. teach the Key. Clubbers how to publicize service projects and fund raisers. Preliminary steps, http://www.iidistrict.org/pdf_files/directory.pdf

6. Testimonials (Creativity, Planning, Problem Solving) ... Speaker Author Artist E "You can even teach the blind!". Larry planning, problemsolving) and patented methods for artistic expression (drawing, painting). Meeting planners, event planners, fund raisers, http://www.connigordon.com/About_Conni/about_conni.html

Creative Thinking Artistic Expression Testimonials Book Shop ... Return Conni's Testimonials Conni Gordon : Speaker . Author . Artist . Entertainer Most Prolific Art Teacher [Conni Gordon] (b. New Britain Connecticut) first devised a 4-step system of teaching painting in 1944/45. On 16 Aug 1965 she conducted the largest ever art class (for Tupperware) in Orlando, Florida, USA taking the 'pain' out of painting for 2500 'first-time' artists. Through the medium of large movie screens, TV series and 17 art books she has subsequently taught uncountable millions.1989 "Business executives need your instant creative thinking techniques." Ken Blanchard , Co-Author, THE ONE MINUTE MANAGER "So are artists made or born? Most people would say that they are born with their gifts. Conni Gordon believes it can be taught. And knowing Conni as I do, I have to agree with her.... I have been in the room, as she takes a group of average people - most who have never been able to paint or draw - and has them all paint a nice picture within an hour.... [She] does it by showing you how to tap into your creativity." Randy Gage, GAGE DIRECT, 2002

7. Planning Guide For Partner Churches For GBGMs In Mission Together Program that will be needed (mission budget, fund raisers, etc plan to hold several orientationand planning meetings for teach classes in English or computers to help http://gbgm-umc.org/mission_programs/ecg/2.19/planning_guide.htm

Planning Guide for Partner Churches for GBGM's 'In Mission Together' Program NOTE: Once the particular GBGM partnership coordinator involved has assigned you a partner church, the following is meant to be an aid to your planning. It surely is not inclusive of everything or every way to proceed. Always feel free to seek the assistance of the GBGM partnership coordinator for the country you are involved in. They have traveled to and are familiar with their assigned countries, and are able and willing to provide considerable assistance. Please keep in communication with them as you proceed - we can all learn from each other, and sharing between partner churches and the partnership coordinator in the future will be a goal of this program. I. INITIAL STEPS: Put together a group/team of interested persons who will spearhead the IN MISSION TOGETHER program. It would be best to choose a layperson as the team/group leader. Pastors and staff should be included, but it would be best if they were not the leader, since Pastors move periodically. Perhaps this is the Mission Committee as a whole, or perhaps it's a smaller sub-committee. Make sure there are some youth involved. Are there any persons with heritage from your assigned country, in the congregation who might become involved? Begin to meet to pray for God's guidance in this new endeavor, and to discuss future plans.

8. HARMONY Board Responsibilities work with site coordinators on planning site activities e. Help Treasurer plan fundraisers. a.Make sure everyone has a room to teach in and knows where it is. http://hcs.harvard.edu/~harmony/responsibilities.html

9. MichiganNonprofit.com Course to teach basics of fund raising July 17, 2002. She said participants learnhow to run effective fundraisers, conduct planning and maintain a http://www.michigannonprofit.com/cgi-bin/article.pl?articleId=2514

10. Fund Raising fundraising Vice President, Coordinator or Chair "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." Eleanor Roosevelt Welcome to one of the most exciting and rewarding portfolios that Hadassah offers. Successful fund raising depends on planning, persistence, persuasion, creativity, Consider event fund raisers such as teach, teach, teach. A knowledgeable member is a committed http://www.hadassah.org/toolkit/fund.htm

11. Frequently Asked Questions teach money management and financial planning basics to any teach senior citizensthe basics of IT literacy and fundraisers such as washing cars, chook raffles http://www.sifeaustralia.org.au/faqs.html

Frequently Asked Questions What is a SIFE Chapter? A SIFE Chapter is a group of people working together at a university to learn, practice and teach others how to succeed in a global market economy. They do this by devising, developing, delivering and documenting educational outreach projects in their community. A chapter comprises a number of students, a member of university staff and an advisory group of business people. How many students are needed to establish a SIFE Chapter? SIFE Australia will recognise any group that is capable of mounting an outreach project in its local community but, as affiliation with the university’s student association as a club or society is needed for insurance purposes, this may dictate the minimum number of members. Typically, a group of five to ten students emerge as the leadership group but as many students as wish to can be involved in SIFE projects. An effective chapter will have from 20 to 100 student members. What do SIFE students do? SIFE students work together, with the help and guidance of the staff member and business advisory group, to create innovative activities that teach others about enterprise. These activities are called outreach projects. Students also develop ways to fund their projects, manage themselves, publicise their activities, network with local, national and international business executives and have fun. Each chapter prepares a written annual report and an oral presentation describing the projects that have been undertaken and the results achieved. The report and presentation are made to a panel of business judges who determine which chapter has conducted the most effective program.

12. Business ProgramWould You Like A Career In Accounting, graduate students do not teach classes the meetings, it organizes fund raisers, itparticipates counseling, educational opportunities and planning assistance to http://www.wnmu.edu/academic/business/busintro.htm

Business Program Would you like a career in accounting, banking, finance management, public policy or a related area? A business degree may be what you are looking for. Our programs based upon courses in business, arts, sciences, and humanities provide you with a solid, well-rounded education to help you achieve your career goals. The Business Program offers a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) with an emphasis in either accounting, public administration, business administration, and economics. Students who wish to continue their education beyond a four-year degree can obtain a Master of Business Administration. But we offer you more than a degree; we offer you personal attention. Classes are small and the faculty take a personal interest in the students. You won't be just another number! The faculty in the Business Program have years of experience, both academically and in the business world. Most continue to provide professional service to the community. And unlike many larger universities, graduate students do not teach classes. Our classes are taught by our faculty. The Business Program sponsors one of the most active student organizations on campus. The Society for the Advancement of Management (SAM) Club is an internationally- affiliated group of business and non- business majors whose focus is the development of professional business skills through interaction with community professionals. The SAM Club invites guest speakers to the meetings, it organizes fund raisers, it participates in community affairs, it takes a trip every semester to nearby cities to tour companies and see first hand how they conduct business, and much more.

13. Class Project students work on solutions to homelessness planning fundraisers, writing letters Morefund-raisers are planned been such a wonderful way to teach them about http://lantlant.tripod.com/class.htm

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Another Way ... Article s Crackdowns Shelters Mental Illness Poverty ... Reports Click Here Tell me what you think about my website Order Books from Amazon.com Email me: lanthony5@aol.com Panhandler's life gives kids lesson in homelessness by George Myers Jr. Columbus Dispatch Staff Reporter Saturday, March 25, 2000. For a group of spirited fifth-graders in the suburbs, homelessness isn't about what can happen to somebody somewhere else. It's about tackling it at home with all available resources. "It's the nation's No. 1 problem,'' said Lele Yutzy, one of Laurie Anthony's students at Riverside Elementary School. "And we've got to fix it.'' Anthony's students work on solutions to homelessness planning fund-raisers, writing letters to Washington, budgeting to purchase goods and more. Thanks to the guidance and an "unexpected adventure'' of their teacher, the children can relate to the problem, which they hope never to experience firsthand. "I'd be lonely scared beyond belief that no one would be there to protect me,'' fifth-grader Megan Shade said. "The worst thing,'' classmate Grace Miller said, "would be trying to find anybody that would actually even care.''

14. Rockhounding AFMS/CFMS planning meeting 1st Wednesday the 6th. We have other fundraisers duringthe year, and your help will be together, as we have members who can teach us http://members.aol.com/btanas/rockhounding.htm

Up Afton Canyon British Columbia Burro Creek ... 1998 Xmas Party Page last updated: 09/02/02 04:16 PM Looking 1 year ahead - we will be hosting the 2003 AFMS/CFMS Show at the Ventura County Fair Grounds. The Del Air Rockhounds Club was founded in 1952 with members mostly residing in the San Fernando Valley area. Our club is a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing knowledge of the lapidary arts and techniques, geology, mineralogy and related fields. We operate our own lapidary shop, with members available to teach and demonstrate lapidary techniques to other members. Our members enjoy lapidary related programs, demonstrations, exhibitions, displays and lectures. We also take monthly field trips to our local deserts and mountains for exploration and the study and collection of lapidary specimens. Club benefits Member participation WHEN: Regular meetings are held on the third Monday of each month at 7:30p.m. WHERE: Reseda Park Pool Building, 18411 Victory Blvd., Reseda, CA. When a Holiday falls on our meeting Monday we have to find an alternate meeting location. Send us an e-mail for the location. WHO CAN ATTEND: Guests are always welcome to our meetings and club functions Del Air Rockhounds Club Field Trips For Jan. 20

15. Barony Of Forgotten Sea Are we still planning to give Crown a donation at Ariel Sometimes they don’t needto do fund raisers, but like to up and do we have people lined up to teach? http://www.baronyofforgottensea.org/bfs meeting notes 10-3-02.htm

Barony of Forgotten Sea Curia Meeting October 3, 2002 NOTE: st populace meeting of the month for the following month’s issue. Seneschal We have a new Minister of Children, Bella Rosa. [Introduction made] Phoebe was talking about being the Barony Chirurgeon. She emailed and said she was interested and I emailed the Kingdom Chirurgeon and asked her to email Phoebe and me, but I haven't heard back from either one. That’s it for Seneschal Treasurer MoC Chronicler th Knight Marshal th Herald Chatelaine New Business: Meeting adjourned

16. Testimonials (Creativity, Planning, Problem Solving) ... Speaker Author Artist E You can even teach the blind for creative thinking (creativity, planning, problemsolving)and Meeting planners, event planners, fund raisers, educators and http://www.connigordon.com/Testimonials.html

Creative Thinking Buy Online Artistic Expression ... Return Conni's Testimonials Conni Gordon : Speaker . Author . Artist . Entertainer Most Prolific Art Teacher [Conni Gordon] (b. New Britain Connecticut) first devised a 4-step system of teaching painting in 1944/45. On 16 Aug 1965 she conducted the largest ever art class (for Tupperware) in Orlando, Florida, USA taking the 'pain' out of painting for 2500 'first-time' artists. Through the medium of large movie screens, TV series and 17 art books she has subsequently taught uncountable millions.1989 "Business executives need your instant creative thinking techniques." Ken Blanchard , Co-Author, THE ONE MINUTE MANAGER "So are artists made or born? Most people would say that they are born with their gifts. Conni Gordon believes it can be taught. And knowing Conni as I do, I have to agree with her.... I have been in the room, as she takes a group of average people - most who have never been able to paint or draw - and has them all paint a nice picture within an hour.... [She] does it by showing you how to tap into your creativity." Randy Gage, GAGE DIRECT, 2002

17. Parents/Guardians phone calls, Parent Association, committees, planning OUR competition setting up andsupervising fundraisers, sewing, will be Not only do I teach and coach http://spartanscheer.tripod.com/id60_m.htm

Parents/Guardians Dear Parent or Guardian: I bought a T-shirt at last year's NCA conference that says: "In Cheerleading there IN NO SUCH THING AS AN OFF SEASON!"; this only BEGINS to identify how huge a commitment this team is - especially for coaches, managers and volunteers! Add to this the fact that Cheer is the most dangerous sport AND involves skills that few team members have even TRIED before! In addition, because teaching new stunts is probably the most dangerous aspect of the sport, I have chosen to divide the team into smaller groups for stunting practice (i.e. more practices to coach!). This pretty much sums up why a minimal level of Adult Volunteerism on behalf of each athlete is requested I therefore respectfully request that either you, as parents, or another responsible adult on your son/daughter's behalf, support the team with at least six hours of volunteering per month. Most volunteers find participating with the team and its activities a lot of fun. Most parents who do volunteer see this as a last chance to be directly involved with their son or daughter's interests while they are still (technically) in childhood! Though each athlete is NOT required to ATTEND all practices, coaches and volunteers MUST be there for the team at all practices

18. Webber College -- A Tradition In Global Business Education team communityrelated projects, which teach local school plan events, day trips,fund raisers, and guest are also instrumental in planning and developing the http://www.webber.edu/life/orgs.html

Academics Admissions Registrar Financial Aid ... Career Campus Life Dean of Students: Steve Warner Student Development Student Publications Organizations ... Resident Life CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS WEBBER AMBASSADORS Students are selected to Webber Ambassadors from second- and third-year students exhibiting a superior quality of service, attitude, courtesy and cooperation in their careers at Webber. The Ambassadors are official representatives of the university who contribute services and ideas on campus and in the community in several areas including academic and social. To be selected as an Ambassador is an honor and a responsibility which is bestowed on promising business students at Webber International University. PHI BETA LAMBDA (PBL) Phi Beta Lambda is the university counterpart of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). This organization was created to give students who are interested in business an opportunity to meet other business students as well as many of the state's and nation's business leaders. PBL students participate in community service activities and fund raisers, and may also compete in sanctioned district, state and national competitions. Students learn to work towards a common goal, see business theories applied to the real world, and get a chance to network with possible employers. This gives a college graduate an added advantage when it comes time to leave school and begin his or her career.

19. Free Homeschooling Curriculum Materials - A To Z Home's Cool Homeschooling free booklets from the government for learning activities, college planning, parentingconcerns. Puppy Chow® It's a great way to teach kids about fund raisers. http://www.gomilpitas.com/homeschooling/materials/Free.htm

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20. Constitution The treasurer also works with the secretary in planning fundraisers. If (s)hechooses (s)he may also teach a class and choreograph a group dance for the http://college.holycross.edu/studentorgs/hcde/Constitution.htm

Holy Cross Dance Ensemble Articles I. Name: Holy Cross Dance Ensemble II. Purpose: To provide an opportunity for students to take classes in a variety of dance forms (i.e. ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, hip-hop) in an extracurricular setting. Also, to allow qualified students the opportunity to experiment with choreography by putting together dances to be taught to their peers for performances throughout the year. III. Membership: All Holy Cross undergraduates regardless of race, sex, national origin or sexual orientation will be eligible for membership. Try-outs will be held each fall to determine membership. Try-outs will operate as a dance workshop with the respective choreographer reviewing general technique with the perspective members while the officers evaluate each dancer. A majority of the evaluators must agree to accept each candidate for membership to be granted. Members may be expelled for disruptive behavior or for open disrespect toward the club or a member of the club, and with a two-thirds vote of the membership. Members may also be expelled by the officers/choreographers due to continual tardiness or absence from class. IV. Offices:

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