Ethics for Fundraisers

"The book will equip nonprofit staff and volunteers, professionals, and grantmakers with frameworks for understanding and taking principled action and preventing bad behavior." —The Fund Raising Professional

"This book displays a rare combination of philosophical sophistication and practical savvy that will distinguish it in the arenas of fundraising and nonprofit management. It is a thought-provoking analysis of the ethics of nonprofit administration."—Kenneth E. Goodpaster, Koch Endowed Chair in Business Ethics, University of St. Thomas

"[Anderson’s] thoughtful, timely, and welcome new study brings to serious practitioners a much needed and clear set of ethical principles." —James P. Shannon, Council on Foundations

"The book has the potential to become the basic primer in ethics for professional fund raisers." —National Society of Fund Raising Executives Research Prize Jury

"The book will equip nonprofit staff and volunteers, professionals, and grantmakers with frameworks for understanding and taking principled action and preventing bad behavior." — The Fund Raising Professional

"This book displays a rare combination of philosophical sophistication and practical savvy that will distinguish it in the arenas of fundraising and nonprofit management. It is a thought-provoking analysis of the ethics of nonprofit administration." — Kenneth E. Goodpaster, Koch Endowed Chair in Business Ethics, University of St. Thomas

"[Anderson's] thoughtful, timely, and welcome new study brings to serious practitioners a much needed and clear set of ethical principles." — James P. Shannon, Council on Foundations

"The book has the potential to become the basic primer in ethics for professional fund raisers." — National Society of Fund Raising Executives Research Prize Jury

ALBERT ANDERSON has more than 25 years of experience at executive levels of management and development in private and public higher education. He has served as consultant to many nonprofit and governmental organizations, most recently as Vice President for Planning/Administration at the University of Minnesota Foundation. He is currently interim President of College Misericordia.