Mapping the New World of American Philanthropy : Causes and Consequences of the Transfer of Wealth Susan U. Raymond, Ph.D. ISBN: 0-470-08038-8 Hardcover 288 pages Generational Transfer of Wealth offers clear insight into the anticipated transfer of wealth between generations, and its practical implications for philanthropy in regards to demographics, the expected trends, the potential impact on the nonprofit system, the impact on governmental policy, and more. Noted industry expert Susan Raymond, as well as other field leaders, provide candid insights into what is likely to happen and how nonprofits can prepare. » Buy now from Amazon » Buy direct from Wiley
	The Future of Philanthropy: Economics, Ethics, and Management Susan U. Raymond, Ph.D. ISBN: 0-471-63855-2 Hardcover 320 Pages This book speaks to the practice of philantrophy of tommorow, and the issues that will shape the philantrophic and nonprofit environment just over the horizon. Written as a series of short essays—the busy manager or board memeber can tackle with limited time. The essays are not merely statements of existing conditions or ruminations on the values of service rather they raise unsettling questions about the very assumptions upon which nonprofits are built and from which philanthropic dollars flow. The book is intended to provoke thoughtful debate as well as illuminate elusive objective data. » Buy now from Amazon » Buy direct from Wiley
	Nonprofit Hospitals in America: Lives, Jobs and Philanthropy Susan U. Raymond, Ph.D.Chief Analyst, OnPhilanthropy.com< Changing Our World, Inc. and onPhilanthropy announce the release of Nonprofit Hospitals in America: Lives, Jobs and Philanthropy. This study combines an in-depth examination of the trends in and economic impact of America's nonprofit hospital industry with data on the fundamental role of philanthropy in sustaining its vitality. Written and researched by Dr. Susan Raymond, the report addresses contemporary and emergent issues in the nonprofit hospital industry. Topics include the challenges of competing with privatized institutions, the mounting costs of uncompensated healthcare, the direct and indirect output and labor multipliers of hospitals on the community and economy, the shortcomings of current philanthropic efforts to meet the growing costs of technology and advancement in healthcare, and more. » View Samples and Purchase