Browsing Master's Theses (1970 - 2004) - The Longwood Graduate Program in Public Horticulture by Subject "Funding"

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The Impacts of Corporate Sponsorship on Private, Nonprofit Gardens and Museums

Shackelford, Stacy Cost (University of Delaware, 1999)

Corporate sponsorship is becoming more widespread as a fund raising effort by private, non-profit gardens and museums. , n this study, the researcher used five Impact Areas to measure how corporate sponsorship influenced ...
Planned Giving Program Management in Public Gardens

Elzer-Peters, Katherine (University of Delaware, 2005)

All public gardens in the United States must secure operating revenue. Sources of revenue include government funding, corporate grants and private funding. Private funding includes in-kind donations, cash, and deferred ...
Some Characteristics that May Affect the Ability of Public Gardens to Generate Operating Revenue

Butler, Elizabeth (University of Delaware, 1998)

A public garden is an institution using living plant collections for public service through botany and horticulture having a diversity of forms, functions, purposes, services, and programs (Lighty, 1982). Every public ...

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