The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Common Fund-Raising Stumbles: How Charities Solve Them

A CAPITAL DRIVE HITS A BUMP

The problem: A cultural center for second- and third-generation Japanese immigrants in Hawaii was unable to persuade anyone to make a big gift to kick off a capital campaign.

What happened: Foundations, corporations, and wealthy individuals "turned us down cold," says William Krueger, president of Capital Quest, a Louisville, Tenn.,...

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