Internationally known educator, author, and fundraising consultant Kim Klein shares strategies and insights on how nonprofits should approach fundraising during difficult economic times.

Kim Klein is internationally known as a fundraising trainer and consultant. She is a member of the Building Movement Project and leads workshops on tax policy and the importance of the "commons" for them as well as being a regular contributor to its web site. She is the Chardon Press Series Editor at Jossey-Bass Publishers, which publishes and distributes materials that help to build a stronger nonprofit sector, and the founder of the bimonthly Grassroots Fundraising Journal.

Ms. Klein is also the author of Fundraising for Social Change (now in its fifth edition, 2006); Fundraising for the Long Haul (2000), which explores the particular challenges of older grassroots organizations; and Ask and You Shall Receive: A Fundraising Training Program for Religious Organizations or Projects, Raise More Money (2001), which she edited with her partner, Stephanie Roth; and Fundraising in Times of Crisis (2004). Widely in demand as a speaker, Kim Klein has provided training and consultation in all 50 states and in 21 countries.