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Going Full Circle Confessions of a Serial
Nonprofiteer
GOING FULL CIRCLE Confessions of a Serial
Nonprofiteer. For more than two decades, Bill
and Barbara Packard immersed themselves in the
nonprofit world. From creating an all-volunteer,
free medical clinic, to reviving two moribund
thrift store operations 8212 one of which donated
three quarters of a million dollars to local
nonprofits in four short years. And when they
thought it was time to rest on their laurels the
desire to help those in need lead them to open a
free food pantry. One that always had, milk,
eggs, and meat was open when people could come by
without missing work and let them 8220 hop 8221
for the food they wanted and would use. And it
was available weekly instead of the normal
monthly presorted food box. It wasn 8217 t always
pretty, but this book shares the honest and
creative journey from run of the mill volunteer
to innovative servant leader. Their story offers
you a chance to see how things really work and
how the nonprofit world can change to be much
more effective. 8220 The Packard 8217 were known
to have the Midas touch when it came
to charitable operations.FlagstaffMayor Gerald
Nabours, You'll laugh. You'll cry. You've heard
that old saying a thousand times. But when you
read Bill Packard's brilliantly alive Flagstaff,
Arizona memoir, 8220 Going Full Circle
Confessions of a Serial Nonprofiteer, 8221 you
will find yourself laughing, crying, cussing
humanity, and loving what Bill tells us about
deep community commitment off-the- charts
innovative non-profit design the tenderness of a
full marriage partnership the depths of a
loss and the persistence of a couple determined
to address not just injustice, but the structures
and misguided humans that perpetuate it. Bill and
Barbara Packard have given all of Flagstaff back
to itself, and have done that through the
practice of hard steady work. With any luck, you
will finish this book and immediately contact
potential allies to join with you in nurturing
your community as Barbara and Bill Packard have.
8221 Mary Sojourner, 35-year devoted
Flagstaffian, author of the novels Sisters of the
Dream, Going Through Ghosts, short story
collections, Bonelight and The Talker newspaper
op eds throughout the Southwest and NPR
commentaries.
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