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GG+A QUARTERLY REVIEW

Featuring original data, reporting and analysis on a variety of fundraising topics, the GG+A Quarterly Review is an indispensable resource in the international fundraising community.

Fall 2008 Quarterly Review
Discussed in this issue:

Managing for the Mega-gift
Mega-gifts Post Greater Challenges and Opportunities
80/20? An Outdated Basis for Planning
Wealthy Worldwide Make Their Mark
U.S. Charitable Giving Tops $300 Billion in 2007

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Spring 2008 Quarterly Review
Highlights:

Under the Microscope: Growing Scrutiny of Nonprofits
Congress Takes Aim at Largest College Endowments
Nonprofit CEOs Take Note
Fundraising Activities are Monitored Worldwide
Hospitals Post Profits, Tax Breaks Are Questioned
Uncertain Future for Estate Tax
Donor-Advised Funds: With Popularity Comes Oversight
Restoring Public Confidence in Nonprofits: An Interview With Paul Light
Be Prepared for Donor Scrutiny

Winter 2008 Quarterly Review
Highlights:

Volunteer Ranks Growing
Reflections of An Extraordinary Volunteer
Climate is Right for Animal Causes
The Role of the Volunteer Fundraiser in the UK

Fall 2007 Quarterly Review
Highlights:

Global Fundraising Comes of Age
The Latest Philanthropic Frontier
International Schools Race to Develop Fundraising Programs and Donors

Summer 2007 Quarterly Review
Highlights:

From Anecdote to Evidence; Development Officers Refine Their Abilities to Predict Donor Interests
A Focus on Detail Can Drive New Strategies
Steady Growth in Giving Continues
Wealthiest Americans Remain Optimistic

Spring 2007 Quarterly Review
Highlights: