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Section 2: Tools for Giving
by Laura Sloop Henzl, Kathryn Dilworth
Successful Fundraising for the Academic Library
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Title page
Table of Contents
Copyright
About the Authors
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1: Library culture
Abstract
1.1 What is “The Library World”?
1.2 A librarian plays many roles
1.3 Positioning library resources to your donors
1.4 Library space on a university campus
1.5 Bridging development efforts with library staff
Section 1: Cases for Giving
2: Cases: Information literacy and informed learning
Abstract
2.1 Information literacy
2.2 Education and student success
2.3 Curriculum development/informed learning
2.4 Career readiness
2.5 Specific areas of study
3: Cases: Archives and special collections
Abstract
4: Cases: The university press
Abstract
5: Capital projects and renovations
Abstract
6: Cases: Resources and technology
Abstract
6.1 Learning commons
6.2 Makerspaces
7: Cases: Faculty positions
Abstract
8: Cases: Student support
Abstract
8.1 Scholarships for student workers
8.2 Student awards
Section 2: Tools for Giving
9: Tools: Partnerships on campus
Abstract
9.1 Partnering with academic colleges and units
9.2 Partnering with athletics
10: Tools: Individual giving
Abstract
10.1 Annual giving
10.2 Major gifts
10.3 Campaigns
10.4 Planned giving
10.5 Faculty giving
10.6 Student giving
10.7 Class gifts
10.8 Gifts-in-kind
11: Tools: Foundations—Private and corporate
Abstract
12: Tools: Corporations
Abstract
12.1 Workforce development
12.2 Faculty research
12.3 Corporate match
12.4 Named spaces
13: Tools: Sponsored research
Abstract
13.1 Provide connection to potential private funders and assistance to faculty for their research
13.2 Repurpose failed SPS grants for private or corporate foundation proposals
14: Tools: Advisory councils and friends of the library
Abstract
15: Tools: Events
Abstract
16: Tools: Crowdfunding and social media
Abstract
16.1 Project focused towards alumni and friends
16.2 Project with global interest
17: Conclusion: The academic library message
Abstract
17.1 Messaging fundraising internally
17.2 Messaging fundraising externally
17.3 Finally…
Bibliography
Contributors to Success Stories
Index
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