Title Page
Dedication
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. The $25,000 Home Run
2. Pracademics
3. A Faith-based Nonprofit Buries Research in a Program Grant
4. Bessie the Cow: Let's Do Lunch
5. Getting Fred Newman on the Bus
6. What Does the Quality
of Performance Have to Do With the Color of Water?
7. The Golden Egg
8. Church Gets Grant Lost by Jones
9. Playing the Grant Game
10. The Road Back From Jerusalem
Conclusion
Postscript
Epilogue: For the Students Who Read This Book
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Odell Cleveland (BS in Business Administration, University of South Carolina, Spartanburg; MDiv, Hood Theological Seminary) is the President, CEO, and co-founder of the Welfare Reform Liaison Project. The Reverend Odell Cleveland has wide-ranging teaching experiences at various universities,
and he is a nationally certified Peer-to Peer Trainer in the Results Oriented Management and Accountability training system (ROMA). He learned the basics of the distribution business as a manager and salesman for Roadway Trucking. He also has an extensive background in professional and volunteer
services ranging from board leadership roles to city government work.
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Bob Wineburg (MSW, Syracuse University; PhD, University of Pittsburgh) is professor of social work at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro, and was named a Jefferson Pilot
Excellence professor in 2001, having previously served as head of the department. He has been a consultant to the Welfare Reform Liaison Project from its inception. His interests include the relationship between federal domestic social welfare policy and service provision and the involvement of
religious organizations in local service delivery and policy development. He has previously authored two books on these topics.
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