Overview of Nonprofit Fundraising Sources and Approaches
This site is maintained by The Management Assistance Program for Nonprofits, 2233 University Avenue West, Suite 360, St. Paul, Minnesota 55114 (651) 647-1216. This page provides an assessment of "Typical Funding Sources and Advantages/Disadvantages of Each." The analysis covers the following funding sources: Individuals; Large-Family Foundations; Community Foundations; Small-Family Foundations; Large Corporations/Corporate Foundations; Small Corporations; Federated Funds (United Ways, United Arts, Combined Health Appeal, etc.); Government; Churches and Organizations.
THE TEN WAYS THAT NONPROFITS RAISE MONEY
This site is offered by Zimmerman Lehman, a professional fundraising company. This page lists and explains the ten major sources of funds available for non-profit organizations. These sources include: Foundations; Corporations; Government Agencies; Religious Donors; Individuals; Workplace Appeals; Civic Organizations and Service Clubs; Advertising; Interest; and Fee Generation.