From Grassroots Politics to the top Dollar, Fundraising for Candidates and Non-profit Agencies

Explore the world of political and non-profit fundraising with "From Grassroots Politics to the Top Dollar." This volume compiles an oral history transcript and related materials from 1976-198, offering a unique glimpse into the strategies and challenges of raising funds for candidates and non-profit agencies.

Through first-hand accounts and supporting documents, readers gain insight into the evolving landscape of campaign finance and the vital role of fundraising in sustaining non-profit organizations. Discover the methods, the personalities, and the historical context that shaped the fundraising landscape during a pivotal era in American politics and social activism. This collection provides valuable perspectives for students, researchers, and anyone interested in the inner workings of political campaigns and the non-profit sector.

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