Book description
Whether you are a nonprofit leader, volunteer, or simply someone who wants to make a difference, this book will inspire you. With each turn of the page, you will be reminded that hope, determination, and resilience can help you achieve your goals and dreams. And you'll recognize that you too…
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1 author picked The Healthy Nonprofit as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Lots of inspirational, great things have been said over the ages by all sorts of people about the unique and essential process of giving to help others in need, an unquenchable, often undervalued quality of the human condition. Harvey McKinnon has researched in multiple unlikely places to unearth profound sayings and sound advice designed to spur the listener on to support a great cause or to lead others to support similar good works.
I loved the way, in his inimitable quirky style, Harvey delivers surprising yet helpful insights in an easily digestible format, with an inspirational, witty insight on every…
From Ken's list on if you really want to change the world.
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