Introduction by Juilee Decker
Chapter 1: BOOM! Crowdfunding the First Exhibit of the Museum of Food & Drink
Peter J. Kim, Museum of Food and Drink
Chapter 2: Public Art and Public Support
Karen Gillenwater, Carnegie Center for Art and History
Chapter 3: Crowdfunding the Museum: Engaging Program Constituents in Resource Development
Melissa A. Russo, Chabot Space & Science Center
Chapter 4: Analysis and Interpretation: How Camp ArtyFact Solved a Programming Problem
Mike Deetsch and Greg Hardison, Kentucky Historical Society
Chapter 5: "Member Plus" to "Ocean Advocate": Leveraging Market Research to Build a Membership Program that Supports the Annual Fund
Nancy Enterline, Monterey Bay Aquarium
Chapter 6: Check It Out! A Case Study of The New Children's Museum's Program of Circulating Membership Cards in Public Libraries
Karen Coutts, The New Children's Museum
Chapter 7: Leveraging the Public-Private Partnership to Transform an Abandoned, Elevated Railway into New York City's Most Exciting Public Amenity
Vicky U. Lee, Friends of the High Line
Chapter 8: Building for the Future: Converting Capital Campaign Success into Sustainable Major Gifts
Carl G. Hamm, Saint Louis Art Museum
Chapter 9: Successful Fund-Raising Strategies for the Academic Museum
Jill Hartz, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
Chapter 10: Relevance & Twenty-First Century Fundraising Fundamentals
James G. Leventhal and Irina Zeylikovich, The Contemporary Jewish Museum & Bay Area Discovery Museum
Chapter 11: Institutionalizing Innovation at the Toledo Museum of Art
Amy Gilman, Toledo Museum of Art
Index
About the Contributors
About the Editor