Dion McInnis, Author and Fundraiser

An episode of the Eight Principles Voices podcast, hosted by Larry, titled "Dion McInnis, Author and Fundraiser" was published on December 26, 2023 and runs 34 minutes.

December 26, 2023 ·34m · Eight Principles Voices

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My interview in this episode is with Dion McInnis. Dion McInnis has been involved in fundraising activities of various types for more than four decades, including 27 years in the university advancement field (development, alumni/community relations, publications, media relations) with four universities, as well as a decade with other nonprofit organizations. He has long held that fundraising is ministerial. His most recent book is Fundraiser’s Prayer Book: Insights and Inspiration for Faith-...

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My interview in this episode is with Dion McInnis.

Dion McInnis has been involved in fundraising activities of various types for more than four decades, including 27 years in the university advancement field (development, alumni/community relations, publications, media relations) with four universities, as well as a decade with other nonprofit organizations. He has long held that fundraising is ministerial. His most recent book is Fundraiser’s Prayer Book: Insights and Inspiration for Faith-driven Fundraisers. Each fundraising story from his career is accompanied by a scriptural reference and an original prayer.

He is also a lifelong photographer and writer; he has conducted classes and workshops in both fields for 40 years. His public speaking work is inspired by his desire to help people see differently so that they can change perspectives and grow authentically. He is the author of several books, all of which ultimately involve listening to life and gaining wisdom along the way; he is most proud of Daddin’: The Verb of Being a Dad. Many of his programs are based on a process he created that is explained in his book, LIFElines: Empowering All Aspects of Your Life.

He is the father of three sons, and grandpa to six. He and his wife live in Huntsville, Texas.

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