3 Tips to Get Your Board More Involved in Fundraising

Board DevelopmentFundraising
Written By Linda Wastyn, PhD, CFRE, GPC
 
 

How can you set expectations among your board members to help with fundraising and development work?

These three tips can help you create a culture of philanthropy among your board members.

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Linda Wastyn, PhD, CFRE, GPC
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