Grassroots Fundraising: Empowering Citizen Initiatives
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Chapter Brief Overview:
1. Core principles and methods of grassroots fundraising.
2. Case study: Democracy for America's grassroots model.
3. Matching funds and their role in boosting contributions.
4. Overview of U.S. campaign finance laws and their effects.
5. Howard Dean's pioneering grassroots techniques in his campaign.
6. Analysis of the presidential election campaign fund checkoff.
7. Hillary Clinton's fundraising strategies in 2008.
8. Barack Obama’s innovative grassroots strategies in 2008.
9. Ron Paul's grassroots success in reshaping norms.
10. Julianna Smoot's contributions to impactful fundraising.
11. Collective fundraising efforts during the 2008 election.
12. Grassroots Campaigns, Inc.'s role in modern techniques.
13. Impact of donors like Norman Hsu on grassroots fundraising.
14. The rise and strategic use of "moneybombs."
15. Howard Dean’s 2004 campaign vs. later fundraising efforts.
16. Evolution of Obama's grassroots fundraising in 2008.
17. Obama's grassroots innovations in the 2012 re-election.
18. Localized fundraising efforts in Pennsylvania's 2010 elections.
19. The influence of digital platforms like Rally.org on fundraising.
20. Social media's impact on political fundraising and communication.
21. The Hillary Victory Fund’s collaborative fundraising model.
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