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Resources

With access to more than 120 resources in the Achieve Resource Library, you’ll find templates and documents that meet the specific needs of your organization. Additionally, you can draw from the Achieve Resource Library’s archive of webinars and presentations providing valuable knowledge and insight into fundraising and nonprofit management. To view a complete list of resources use the pull down menu below, or download the catalog of resources here.

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Strategic Planning Outline
Strategic Plan Outline  
Achieve White Paper on Fundraising in a Tough Economy
Tips and strategies for success during troubling economic times.  
Fundraising Action Plan
Excel document featuring action plan for fundraising in a tough economy.  
Presentation - Fundraising in a Tough Economy
PDF of Webinar presentation on Fundraising in a Tough Economy.  
Executive Session
From time to time many boards need time to reflect and discuss issues that are not suitable for staff consumption. The use of executive sessions makes this possible. This brief document will help you understand the use of and instances when an executive session is appropriate.  
Complete List of Resources 12/01/2008
A complete list of Resources as of 12/01/2008  
Presentation - Breaking Down Foundation Myths
PDF of Webinar presentation on best practices to use when working with foundations.  
Presentation - Annual Fund Development
PDF of Webinar presentation on how to build an annual fund program.  
Defining Activity Tasks for Strategic Planning Objectives
Tips for defining strategic plan activities/tasks for a planning committee.  
Board Meeting Evaluation
Attendance issues? Perhaps you're meeting too much or just do not have enough substance in the meeting. An evaluation after every meeting can be a great tool to find out what board members think of each meeting and allow suggestions on how to improve it.