Crazy Good Turn's Karl Zinsmeister Book Giveaway - Free to Enter

Win The Almanac of American Philanthropy by Karl Zinsmeister, a Kindle e-reader, and 3 other titles that were personally recommended by Karl himself.

A $135+ value could be yours -- absolutely free.

"Philanthropy in America is a giant undertaking. Every year, individuals, foundations, and businesses voluntarily give more than $373 billion to a breadth of good causes. In fact, donation rates in the U.S. are two to 20 times higher than in comparable nations. Some of the most significant ventures in our nation come from privately funded efforts to solve social problems, enrich culture, and strengthen society.

This authoritative, highly readable new reference fills that hole. In a single volume, it chronicles the greatest achievements of American private giving, profiles the most influential donors, collects the essential statistics on philanthropy, and summarizes the best ideas on charitable assistance that have been written or spoken. Readers attracted to fascinating history and quirky biographies will enjoy the lively narrative of this meaty new book." (Google Books)

We’ll send a free hardcopy of The Almanac of American Philanthropy to 50 people who sign up for the latest Crazy Good Turns book giveaway.

But that’s not all.

We’ll also send one grand prize winner a Kindle e-reader and 3 Kindle edition books that Karl says influenced his thinking. Those books include:

Democracy In America by Alexis de Tocqueville (political science)
The Road To Serfdom by Friedrich Hayek (political science)
Orthodoxy by G.K. Chesterton (classic religious autobiography)

About Karl Zinsmeister

Karl Zinsmeister is an experienced executive, original researcher, and productive author with deep analytical, communications, public-policy, creative, and marketing skills—including high-level experience managing a range of publications, businesses, nonprofits, and government agencies. He is currently a consultant to major business figures and wealth creators as a designer of large-scale philanthropy projects, historian of American civil society, and expert on social reform and culture change.

What People Are Saying About The Almanac of American Philanthropy

"The Almanac runs just over 1,300 gold-leaf pages that are filled with the stories of the charitable forces that have shaped America. No other book chronicles the extent to which private philanthropic action has changed the face of the country for the better. More than great stories, Zinsmeister makes a compelling case in the opening pages of his book for the value of private philanthropy and the critical role it plays in society." --DonorsTrust

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