The book, titled A Board Member's Guide to Capital Campaign Fundraising: How to Raise Game-Changing Money for Your Nonprofit, addresses the disconnect between a board member's passion for a mission and their practical ability to secure funding. Eisenstein and Plimpton draw on their extensive experience at Capital Campaign Pro to break down the mechanics of large-scale fundraising, offering a roadmap for engagement that moves beyond basic oversight.
New Handbook Aims to Demystify Nonprofit Capital Campaigns
Nonprofit board members often face a daunting learning curve when tasked with leading high-stakes capital campaigns. To bridge this knowledge gap, fundraising consultants Amy Eisenstein and Sarah Plimpton have released a new guide designed to transform board participation from an intimidating obligation into a strategic asset for their organizations.
"Nonprofit board members care deeply about the organizations they serve, but capital campaigns can feel intimidating when no one has explained how they work," said Eisenstein, CEO and co-founder of the firm. By providing clear frameworks and dispelling common misconceptions, the authors aim to empower directors to contribute more effectively toward their organization's long-term growth. The guide is currently available in both digital and paperback formats through Amazon and the Capital Campaign Pro website.
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