A highly focused collection of resource materials in nonprofit management, fundraising and philanthropy is housed in its own study space in the Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership Center and available to the public during regular business hours. Members can access the searchable databases to find funders quickly using The Foundation Directory Online and GuideStar Premium to access the full power of GuideStar.org.

Following is a list of current subscriptions:

• Chronicle of Philanthropy
• Florida Trend
• Giving USA Quarterly and Annual Reports
• Harvard Business Review
• Nonprofit Quarterly
•  Nonprofit Times
• Orlando Business Journal Orlando
• Leisure Magazine
• Stanford Social Innovation Review

Philanthropy Center staff is available to direct visitors to the research materials and discuss the important collection of related materials at the Olin Library on the Rollins College campus. Please call 407-975-6414 if you'd like to schedule some time with a staff member. Please note the Philanthropy Center library is located in our offices off Park Avenue in downtown Winter Park at 200 East New England Avenue on the second floor.

View our current inventory of books in Microsoft Excel format.

Olin Library, Rollins College The Olin Library at Rollins College houses a substantial collection of books and periodicals covering a wide range of nonprofit issues. Donated by the Florida Nonprofit Resource Center when it became the Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership Center at Rollins College, the collection includes the Foundation Center’s Foundation Directory, the definitive source for information on foundations making grants in the United States. Patrons may also use one of several dedicated computer stations at the Olin Library to search the Foundation Center’s Foundation Directory Online.

Rollins’ librarians are skilled in online research and available to help researchers use the Directory. Patrons are encouraged to call ahead (407-646-2507) to arrange for a research librarian’s assistance. The extended hours offered by the Olin Library allow more opportunity for research by those interested in philanthropic studies. The public is always welcome to use the Olin Library, and for $50.00, individuals may receive a library card in order to borrow books. To access the library system on-line, please go to www.rollins.edu/olin.