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Ingredients for a Better World

• Verlag: echomedia buchverlag

• Erscheinungsdatum: 1. Juni 2026

• ISBN-13: 978-3903654037

Die Kindernothilfe Österreich ist ein gemeinnütziger Verein, der seit 1996 Kindern in den ärmsten Regionen der Welt zu einer besseren Zukunft verhilft. Gemeinsam mit lokalen Partnerorganisationen ist sie in über 30 Ländern Afrikas, Asiens und Lateinamerikas aktiv.

Im Mittelpunkt stehen Ernährungssicherung, Zugang zu Bildung und medizinischer Versor- gung, die Stärkung von Familien sowie der Einsatz für Kinderrechte.

Zum 30-jährigen Jubiläum ist ein besonderes Buch entstanden: eine Mischung aus kuli- narischer Entdeckungsreise und Einblicken in weltweite Hilfsprojekte. Die Leserinnen und Leser reisen nach Uganda, wo Frauenförderung Kindern neue Perspektiven eröffnet, nach Chile, wo Kinder auf ihrem Weg in ein selbstbestimmtes Leben begleitet werden, und nach Sri Lanka, wo der Bildband das Leben der Teepfl ückerinnen zeigt. Zwischen diesen Geschichten stehen authentische Rezepte aus den Projektländern, gekocht von Projektmitarbeitenden, Kindern und ihren Müttern. Zutatenlisten, Fotos und QR-Codes zu Kochvideos laden zum Nachkochen ein.

Dieses liebevoll gestaltete Buch ist mehr als ein Kochbuch: eine kulinarische Weltreise, ein Aus - druck gelebter Solidarität und eine Einladung, über den Tellerrand zu schauen.

Mehr unter: www.kindernothilfe.at

Anna Pichler-Theurl und Florentine Maier schreiben über den Ursprung und die heutige Einordnung von Raiffeisen-Genossenschaftsbanken in einem Enzyklopädie Beitrag (International Encyclopedia of Civil Society)

Der Beitrag beleuchtet Raiffeisenbanken als historisch bedeutsames Beispiel selbstorganisierter Solidarität: Als genossenschaftliche Kreditinstitute im Besitz ihrer Mitglieder verkörpern sie die klassischen Genossenschaftsprinzipien der Selbsthilfe, der Solidarität und der regionalen, mitgliederorientierten wirtschaftlichen Zusammenarbeit. Der Eintrag macht deutlich, warum Raiffeisen bis heute ein wichtiger Referenzpunkt für das Verständnis zivilgesellschaftlicher Institutionen mit wirtschaftlicher Funktion ist. 

Hier geht es zum Eintrag.

Starting & Building a Nonprofit is a practical guide to building a great nonprofit

• Publisher: NOLO

• Publishing Date: February 23, 2027

• ISBN-13: 978-1413334159

In times of significant community need, nonprofits play a crucial role more than ever before. However, many passionate individuals who want to lead a nonprofit face obstacles due to a lack of understanding of the legal and organizational complexities involved. This book provides a clear, concise roadmap to help you create and nurture a nonprofit that truly serves your mission, whether your focus is social justice, supporting the arts, rescuing a school library, protecting the environment, or making a difference in any other meaningful way. 

With practical advice, legal information, tips, and step-by-step instructions, this guide will help you get your nonprofit up and running—and keep it going! Starting & Building a Nonprofit explains how to:

• develop a strategic plan and budget

• recruit and manage board members, employees, and volunteers

• market your organization to your target audience

• raise money online through crowdfunding and other sites

• build a website and use social media and networking sites

• adopt policies that are legally sound, and much more.

Whether you’re just beginning your nonprofit journey or are already managing an organization, Starting & Building a Nonprofit will help you make a meaningful impact in your community and beyond. The fully updated 11th edition features recent legal updates, offers practical tips on strategic planning, and provides up-to-date advice on digital engagement and fundraising platforms, ensuring your organization stays relevant, compliant, and ready to grow in today’s changing landscape.

The Capital Campaign Guide Every Nonprofit Board Member Needs

• Publisher: Q3 Publishing

• Publishing Date: June 25, 2026

• ISBN-13: 979-8994905517 (Kindle)

Leading a nonprofit through a capital campaign can feel overwhelming—especially when you’re expected to raise more money than ever before without a clear roadmap for success.

Nonprofit CEOs, development directors, and board members often try to piece things together on their own with generic fundraising guides or by turning to peers (or ChatGPT) for advice. Yet uncertainty remains around setting the wrong goal, losing momentum, or falling short in very public ways.

A Board Member’s Guide to Capital Campaign Fundraising removes the fear by explaining step by step how successful capital campaigns actually work. This book offers a clear, practical framework for nonprofit capital campaign planning, board fundraising, and major gift fundraising—without relying on jargon, hype, or outdated myths.

Amy Eisenstein and Sarah Plimpton, nationally recognized experts in nonprofit fundraising and capital campaigns, bring their insights and expertise to help organizations raise game-changing money with confidence, structure, and shared understanding.

Inside, you’ll learn how to:

• Set realistic capital campaign goals and fundraising plans based on donor capacity, not guesswork

• Define clear roles for nonprofit board members so fundraising feels less scary and even enjoyable 

• Identify and cultivate the right major donors for your campaign without falling into the trap of costly events or broad appeals

• Ask for large gifts with confidence—without pressuring friends, family, or fellow board members

• Avoid common capital campaign mistakes that stall progress and drain energy

This is the only comprehensive fundraising guide written specifically for nonprofit board members planning a capital campaign. By the end, you’ll understand the campaign process as well as how to align your board and move forward with confidence.

A Guide to Crafting Winning Proposals and Securing Funding for Nonprofits, Businesses, and Creatives

• Publisher: Independently published

• Publishing Date: May 9, 2026

• ISBN-13: 979-8196189555

Unlock the funding you need—without confusion, guesswork, or rejection.Are you tired of submitting grant applications that go nowhere? Do you struggle to turn your ideas into compelling proposals that actually get funded? The Grant Writing Blueprint is your complete, step-by-step system to confidently write powerful, persuasive grant proposals that stand out—and win. Whether you're a nonprofit leader, small business owner, creative entrepreneur, or first-time grant writer, this practical guide will show you exactly how to secure funding and bring your vision to life.
Inside this book, you’ll discover how to:

Identify the right funding opportunities for your project or organization
Craft a clear, compelling proposal that captures attention and builds trust
Write powerful narratives that align with funders’ priorities
Avoid the most common mistakes that lead to rejection
Build strong budgets that support and justify your request
Develop winning strategies to increase your approval rate
Create a repeatable system for consistent funding success

No fluff. No complicated jargon. Just proven strategies, real-world insights, and actionable techniques you can apply immediately. This blueprint goes beyond basic grant writing—it gives you the tools to think like a funder, position your ideas strategically, and communicate your impact with clarity and confidence.

If you’re ready to:

• Secure funding for your nonprofit or mission-driven project

• Grow your business with grants and financial support

• Turn your creative ideas into funded realities

• Finally write proposals that get noticed—and approved Then this book is your roadmap to success.