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What About Corporate Sponsorships? Some hints about the strains in these relationships and how to address them.
What works in fundraising from local businesses? Tips for contacting potential supporters.
How can I find sponsors for an event? A 9-step guide for nonprofits on how to solicit corporate sponsors; and some advice from a seasoned observer.
Can We Sell Ads in a Program Book? Sure. But there are some factors that should be considered carefully before starting down this road.
How can I get non-philanthropic corporate support? You might appeal to their corporate marketing program instead of to the philanthropy area. If you can help a company get positive publicity...
What about corporate philanthropy? Corporations donated about $12 billion in 2002 according to 'Inside Corporate Philanthropy.'
Does anyone ever say 'no' to a gift? It's best to think this question through before the issue arises and to have an established policy that relates any restrictions on donors or donations to the mission of your organization.
How can I Find a Low Cost Host for a Web Site? There are free hosting services. But for a website that can be a real resource, it may be better to find the money to pay the relatively small costs involved.
Is it possible to raise money by contacting corporations? Corporations support nonprofits when there is a strong alignment of goals. This item gives advice on how to identify the right corporations to contact.

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