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Shirley Sagawa 3000 Greenvale Rd. Chevy Chase, MD 20815 301.657.7722
Deb Jospin 16 Primrose St. |
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by Shirley Sagawa and Deborah Jospin Jossey-Bass, 2008 While some nonprofits are chronically under funded and understaffed, others can raise a million dollars at a single event. Companies call them when they are seeking cause-related partners. Their boards are full of energetic, knowledgeable, and connected people. They have grown steadily over the last decade. They are the go-to groups on their issues, the place to work, and the leaders in their fields. Find out how to become a Charismatic Organization.
Common Interest, Common Good: Creating Value through Business and Social Sector Partnerships Harvard Business School Press, 2000 Businesses can boost their bottom line by leveraging a nonprofit partnership to enhance their image, reach new markets, increase consumer loyalty, and build a positive reputation with current and prospective employees. For nonprofits, corporation alliances can provide crucial resources and visibility while helping to attract new volunteers and donors. Here's how.
America Forward: Invest, Invest, Involve for New Profit, 2008
by Shirley Sagawa, Democracy Journal, 2008
Serving America: A National Service Agenda for the Next Decade by Shirley Sagawa, Center for American Progress, 2007
Boomers and National Service: Learning from the Success of Youth Service by Shirley Sagawa, Civic Ventures, 2007
Fulfilling the Promise: Social Entrepreneurs and Action Tanking in a New Era of Entrepreneurship by Shirley Sagawa, New Profit, 2006
After the Storms: 2-1-1 Stories from the 2005 Hurricane Season for United Way
Summer of Service -- A New American Rite of Passage? By Shirley Sagawa, for Innovations in Civic Participations
Invisible Americans - the Hidden Plight of Asian Americans in Poverty for Asian American LEAD 2006
Proceedings from Citizen School's April 2006 Reimagining Afterschool Symposium
For the Grantmaker Forum on Community and National Service October 2003
Steans Family Foundation – A Case Study in Place-Based GivingBy Shirley Sagawa, for the Annie E. Casey Foundation
Working with Today’s New Donors – Lessons from Research and PracticeBy Shirley Sagawa, for the Annie E. Casey Foundation
America’s Forgotten Children – Child Poverty in Rural AmericaBy Wendy Nadel and Shirley Sagawa For Save the Children
Expecting the Unexpected -- Building Partnerships and Plans to Help Children Cope with Crises By Shirley Sagawa For Save the Children
By Shirley Sagawa, for Innovations in Civic Participation
National and Community Service – Service as a Strategy to Promote Rural DevelopmentBy Deb Jospin and Lee Carpenter, for Innovations in Civic Participation
Service as a Strategy for Youth DevelopmentBy Shirley Sagawa, In Shaping the Future of American Youth: Youth Policy in the 21st Century, American Youth Policy Forum 2003 |
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