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Doing good ... says who? : stories from volunteers, nonprofits, donors, and those they want to help / Connie Newton & Fran Early.

Van Pelt Library HM1146 .N49 2015
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Newton, Connie.
Contributor:
Early, Fran.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Helping behavior.
Voluntarism.
Charities--Social aspects.
Charities.
Nonprofit organizations.
Organizational effectiveness.
nonprofit organizations.
Physical Description:
xiv, 163 pages ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
Minneapolis, MN : Two Harbors Press, ©2015.
Summary:
"Doing Good ... Says Who? explores the impact of good intentions from the inside. The authors conducted over 400 interviews and synthesized the lessons learned. The end result is that you are on the ground with volunteers, nonprofits, donors, and - most uniquely - the intended beneficiaries of good will. Through story telling, humor, analysis, practical advice and a discussion guide, five key concepts emerge: 1. Respect and value people. 2. Build trust through relationships. 3. Do 'with' rather than 'for.' 4. Ensure feedback and accountability. 5. Evaluate every step of the way. These principles will help you evaluate your motivations, question assumptions, and turn good intentions into positive outcomes"--Unedited summary from book cover
Contents:
Introduction
Respect and value people
Build trust through relationships
Do "with" rather than "for"
Ensure feedback and accountability
Evaluate every step of the way
Conclusion
Discussion guide
Appendix.
ISBN:
1634137132
9781634137133
OCLC:
922157943

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