The Big Book of Library Grant Money, 1996-97: Profiles of Private and Corporate Foundations and Direct Corporate Givers Receptive to...

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The Big Book 1996-1997 improves upon the sold-out 1994 edition in size, content, and organization. With 450 brand-new entries, this updated edition profiles some 1,700 funders interested in libraries -- more than four times the number in any other directory. Taft profiles are valued for their depth of information, providing the most "hooks" for connecting with funders. Now organized state-by-state, The Big Book offers current, practical advice for today's library, including fundraising on the Web and seeking grants from high-tech companies.

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