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• catalog abstract ""The allocation of limited public and private resources depends on reliable data and empirical analysis, and The Future of Philanthropy is filled with hard-to-find data, graphs, and charts, as well as full citation and source lists at the end of each chapter. It raises unsettling questions about the very assumptions upon which nonprofits are built and financed and about the future of nonprofit and philanthropic decision-making. Written to provoke thoughtful debate, as well as illuminate elusive objective data, this resource also sheds new light on the challenges that face the nation's "Third Sector" as public and governmental regulation has become more focused on the transparency and accountability of philanthropy and its recipients." "The Future of Philanthropy is an essential volume for philanthropic and nonprofit management professionals, as well as banking and legal consultants."--Jacket.".
• catalog contributor b13193717.
• catalog created "c2004.".
• catalog date "2004".
• catalog date "c2004.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c2004.".
• catalog description ""The Future of Philanthropy is an essential volume for philanthropic and nonprofit management professionals, as well as banking and legal consultants."--Jacket.".
• catalog description ""The allocation of limited public and private resources depends on reliable data and empirical analysis, and The Future of Philanthropy is filled with hard-to-find data, graphs, and charts, as well as full citation and source lists at the end of each chapter. It raises unsettling questions about the very assumptions upon which nonprofits are built and financed and about the future of nonprofit and philanthropic decision-making. Written to provoke thoughtful debate, as well as illuminate elusive objective data, this resource also sheds new light on the challenges that face the nation's "Third Sector" as public and governmental regulation has become more focused on the transparency and accountability of philanthropy and its recipients."".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "Section I: Philanthropy and the economy. Introduction to the issues -- Measuring the economic importance of nonprofits: what happens when methods change -- Size counts in the foundation world: the dilemma of absorptive capacity -- What you know or whom you know? Relationships matter -- Foundation endowments: How big? How vulnerable? -- Does philanthropy interfere with markets? -- Venture philanthropy: two sides of the coin -- Wages in the nonprofit sector: poor cousin or twin sister? -- Diversity and governance: the not-good news -- Minority philanthropy: the future has arrived -- Will there be a nonprofit shakeout? Comparing nonprofits to small business trends -- The growing demand for philanthropic accountability: will there be room for risk? -- Managing through the market: responding to severe economic cycles -- The philanthropic instinct: government walks the talk -- Does Wall Street matter? The unknowns about elasticities -- Section II: Ethics and accountability. Introduction to the issues -- How shall we govern ourselves? -- The mission meets the numbers: is it okay to lie? -- A privilege and an obligation: why stewardship matters and competition is a good thing --Are organizational hybrids nonprofits? The problem of fairness -- Have we learned nothing? Practical applications of lessons from corporate scandal -- Great expectations collide: the consequences of assumptions -- Section III: Nonprofit management dilemmas. Introduction to the issues -- Organizational benchmarking: management solution or performance petard? -- The illusion of knowing something: the diversity of nonprofit definitions -- Philanthropy and the nonprofit budget cycle: no silver bullet -- State budget deficits: why red ink today will plague management tomorrow -- Drilling down: deeper revenue sources for nonprofits -- Nonprofit compensation: charitable managers and their tax-exempt colleagues.".
• catalog extent "xii, 308 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Future of philanthropy.".
• catalog identifier "0471638552 (cloth : alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Future of philanthropy.".
• catalog issued "2004".
• catalog issued "c2004.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Hoboken, N.J. : John Wiley & Sons,".
• catalog relation "Future of philanthropy.".
• catalog subject "362.7 22".
• catalog subject "HD2769.15 .R39 2004".
• catalog subject "Nonprofit organizations.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Section I: Philanthropy and the economy. Introduction to the issues -- Measuring the economic importance of nonprofits: what happens when methods change -- Size counts in the foundation world: the dilemma of absorptive capacity -- What you know or whom you know? Relationships matter -- Foundation endowments: How big? How vulnerable? -- Does philanthropy interfere with markets? -- Venture philanthropy: two sides of the coin -- Wages in the nonprofit sector: poor cousin or twin sister? -- Diversity and governance: the not-good news -- Minority philanthropy: the future has arrived -- Will there be a nonprofit shakeout? Comparing nonprofits to small business trends -- The growing demand for philanthropic accountability: will there be room for risk? -- Managing through the market: responding to severe economic cycles -- The philanthropic instinct: government walks the talk -- Does Wall Street matter? The unknowns about elasticities -- Section II: Ethics and accountability. Introduction to the issues -- How shall we govern ourselves? -- The mission meets the numbers: is it okay to lie? -- A privilege and an obligation: why stewardship matters and competition is a good thing --Are organizational hybrids nonprofits? The problem of fairness -- Have we learned nothing? Practical applications of lessons from corporate scandal -- Great expectations collide: the consequences of assumptions -- Section III: Nonprofit management dilemmas. Introduction to the issues -- Organizational benchmarking: management solution or performance petard? -- The illusion of knowing something: the diversity of nonprofit definitions -- Philanthropy and the nonprofit budget cycle: no silver bullet -- State budget deficits: why red ink today will plague management tomorrow -- Drilling down: deeper revenue sources for nonprofits -- Nonprofit compensation: charitable managers and their tax-exempt colleagues.".
• catalog title "The future of philanthropy : economics, ethics, and management / Susan U. Raymond.".
• catalog type "text".