This is the full list of philanthropy books recommended by The Giving Carnival participants:
- Creating Philanthropic Capital Markets, by fellow blogger Lucy Bernholz
- The Seven Faces of Philanthropy, by Russ Alan Prince
- Wealthy and Wise, by Claude Rosenberg
- A Kid’s Guide to Giving, by Freddi Zeiler
- Inspired Philanthropy: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Giving Plan, by Tracy Gary
- Wealth in Families, by Charles Collier
- Family Wealth, by Jay Hughes
- The Perfect Gift, by Amy Kass
- Strategic Philanthropy, by Peter Frumkin
- Largesse, by Jean Starobinski
- Who Really Cares, by Arthur Brooks
- The Giving Family, by Susan Crites Price
- The Prophet, by Kahil Gibran
- The Foundation: A Great American Secret, by Joel Fleishman
- The Tipping Point, by Malcolm Gladwell
- Do No Harm: How Aid Can Support Peace, by Mary B. Anderson
- Condemned to Repeat: The Paradox of Humanitarian Action, by Fiona Terry
- Good to Great and the Social Sectors, by Jim Collins
- On The Wealth of Nations, by P. J. O’Rourke
- Achieving Excellence in Fund Raising, 2nd edition, by Hank Rosso
- Fundraising for Social Change, Kim Klein
- Raise More Money, by the Grassroots Fundraising Journal
- Storytelling for Grantseekers, by Cheryl Clarke
- Grant Proposal Makeover, by Susan Fox
- Nonprofit Board Answer Book, by Robert C. Andringa & Theodore Wilhelm Engstrom
2 Comments
Can I add some here:
Writing for a Good Cause
The Millionaire Next Door
Good to Great for the Social Sectors
Made to Stick
I recently wrote about the curse of knowledge from Made to Stick over at Beyond Giving. I think this will be one of the biggest books of 2007. Happy reading.
Thanks, Matthew. Made to Stick sounds fascinating.