MAPL 625 Fundraising for Nonprofits and Advocacy
Fundraising for Nonprofits and Advocacy offers a broad overview of fundraising tools and strategies. Students will learn about different fundraising models and develop practical skills for fundraising to support a variety of types of organizations and campaigns. The course will explore events, donor appeals, grant writing, corporate sponsorships, and online fundraising, among other topics. The course design offers flexibility for students to focus on fundraising in the issue area and organizational type of their choice; they may focus on a chosen 501c3, 501c4, PAC or political campaign.
Overlap: NPM 650 Fundraising for Nonprofits and Advocacy. Note: This is a combined fundraising course for the MAPL/MPNA/MNLM programs within the Public and Nonprofit Leadership Department.
Special information
4 Graduate credits
Effective January 10, 2022 to present
Learning outcomes
General
- Create case statements that tell a compelling story of the organization¿s contribution to the public good;
- Develop fundraising plans appropriate to a given organization or campaign that draws on proven practices to secure adequate funds from individual and institutional sources;
- Select appropriate funding sources for a given organization or cause, drawing from options that include charitable gifts and grants, government grants and contracts, earned income, memberships and sponsorships, returns on investments, volunteer labor and gifts-in-kind, among others;
- Select the required compliance and reporting activities for a given fund activity;
- Design fundraising tools such as grant proposals and donor appeals; and
- Determine the effectiveness of fundraising activities and provide recommendations for adjustments as needed.
Summer 2024
| Section | Title | Instructor | books | eservices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | Fundraising for Nonprofits and Advocacy | De La Cruz, Maria N Cooper, C. Scott | Books for MAPL-625-50 Summer 2024 | Course details for MAPL-625-50 Summer 2024 |