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Stages of Fundraising Graphic

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Published Date
August, 2017
Author(s)
Colleen Bozard

This handy graphic outlines the stages of fundraising and provides examples of how board members can be involved in the different stages of fund development. Created from information from BoardSource.

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Stages of Fundraising Graphic 389.01 KB
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