we generally feel that it is more profitable and less time consuming to
directly solicit funds from members and local organizations that to have
"fund raisers."


Allison Weiss
Director of Education
McLean County Historical Society

On Mon, 1 Jun 1998 21:15:02 -0400 Nancy J Miller
<[log in to unmask]> writes:
>I am currently interning at my local historical society.  My
>historical
>society has a small musuem attached to a historic house.  The museum
>is
>very limited in funds.  The historical society employs one person and
>has=
>
>several volunteers.  What I would like to do is help them raise money.
> T=
>he
>society/museum is in need of supplies and of a up- to- date computer
>system.  All of their accessions are typed on a type-writer.  I was
>wondering if anyone had suggestions for a fundraisier for a small
>society=
>,
>also if anyone has a book title of a book that would have such
>suggestion=
>s.
> Thank You,
>Kristy Miller
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>

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