The good, the great, and the unfriendly a librarian's guide to working with friends groups
A good Friends of the Library group shouldn't just raise money for your library. They should help your library reach out to under-served groups; provide programming that makes the library relevant to all; engage your community in an awareness of your services; and let you funders know that the...
| Main Author: | Reed, Sally Gardner, 1953- (Author) |
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
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Chicago :
ALA Editions, an imprint of the American Library Association,
2017.
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Table of Contents:
- How to start a friends group (and why you should!)
- Engaging active new (and younger) friends!
- Merging friends and foundations
- Engaging your friends in advocacy
- When friends go rogue
- Ideas to steal : taking your friends from good to great!
- Appendix A. Sample memorandum of understanding
- Appendix B. Advocacy campaigns legal limits on spending for non-profits
- Appendix C. Sponsorship and gift acceptance policy
- Appendix D. Understanding roles chart
- Appendix E. Guidelines for giving
- Appendix F. Making the case for an academic friends of the library group
- Appendix G. Library support for friends activities.