The Ways-And-Means Opportunities (WAMO) Workbook

About the Book

Volunteers without the tools to succeed are just unrealized potential on a wave of good intentions. This Ways-And-Means Opportunities (WAMO) funding development primer turns such good intentions into able and willing resolve. As a workbook, it requires commitment and hard work. You'll have all the tools and knowledge to succeed with what will be the most weathered, dog-eared book in your library. Methodically implement the WAMO workbook's 'change formula', and you will be astonished at the steady progress you make crystallizing your personal goals, objectives, and action steps-actually turning your dreams into reality.

But don't expect a crusty, professorial treatise-the constant interjection of humorous and provocative observations make the workbook a stimulating and engaging 'read'. It walks you through the nonprofit funding 'mine field' that is fraught with serious and time-consuming mistakes to make. Deploy this resource's proven elements for a highly productive 'dream development' launch.

You and your fellow innovators, mavericks, and visionaries will confidently, step-by-step, unveil and unleash the vast potential power of the parallel nonprofit universe-converting your 'wild-ass schemes' into the next 'pivotal, visionary breakthroughs for humanity'.

Voila! Realized potential. How come they didn't teach this stuff in school, you'll ask?

About the Author

Richard Macauley, ?a cross between a humorous funding encyclopedia, an estate attorney, and a personal fitness trainer,? was an Army helicopter pilot, journalist, author, and workshop conductor (for over 1,000 nonprofits in 34 years). He guides struggling organizations and individuals through the nonprofit parallel universe to the ?next level?.