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“It’s rare to find a book that dives deep into the theory, psychology, and sociology of philanthropy and fundraising while being entertaining and practical. The Quest for Belonging does exactly that. A must-read for any serious student or practitioner in the field.” -- Russell N. James III, CH Foundation Chair in Personal Financial Planning, Texas Tech University “Jeremy Beer offers a roadmap for nonprofit leaders to tell the stories, build the relationships, and offer the experiences that allow people and missions to flourish. In a conversational style, Beer engages the reader with academic research, real-life stories, and insights from experienced nonprofit leaders who not only raise significant funds for their missions, but also foster the belonging and connection with donors that make life meaningful for everyone involved.” -- Shannon Clancy, Rob and Melani Walton CEO, Society of St. Vincent de Paul

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Jeremy Beer is the cofounder and executive chairman of AmPhil, one of the fastest growing and most respected providers of professional services in the nonprofit sector. His previous books include The Philanthropic Revolution: An Alternative History of American Charity and The Forgotten Foundations of Fundraising: Practical Advice and Contrarian Wisdom for Nonprofit Leaders. He hosts a podcast called Givers, Doers, and Thinkers, and his writing on philanthropy, fundraising, society, and culture has appeared in the Washington Post, First Things, National Review, the Utne Reader, and HistPhil, among other venues. Beer holds a doctorate in psychology from the University of Texas at Austin. He lives in Phoenix, Arizona, with his wife, Kara.

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