Book Series Guide

Author guide

Stephanie Willis Books in Order

Stephanie Willis is a U.S.-based author and philanthropy strategist. Her published work spans personal self-discovery, children's positive-affirmation activities, nonprofit organizational transformation, and fundraising data and research.

self-helpnonfictionbusinessfundraisingchildren's books

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Stephanie Willis's Newest Book

REBOOT: Organizational Transformation for Nonprofits: For Nonprofit Leaders Ready for Transformation

business · First published 2026

Not sure where to begin?

Start with one of these

Help! I Need A Reboot: This Program Is Not Working

Earliest identified book and the clearest entry point to Willis's self-discovery writing.

The Art and Science Approach to Fundraising Data and Research

Best entry point for readers interested in her professional nonfiction on fundraising and philanthropy.

Outside the series

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Frequently asked questions about Stephanie Willis

Who is Stephanie Willis?

Stephanie Willis is a philanthropy strategist, data-driven fundraising leader, and author. She works as a consultant with Creative Fundraising Advisors, helping nonprofit organizations improve donor engagement and organizational performance.

Source: creativefundraisingadvisors.com (opens in a new tab)

Where is Stephanie Willis from, and where does she live?

Willis is originally from Detroit, Michigan, and lives in Three Rivers, Michigan, with her husband and two dogs.

Source: creativefundraisingadvisors.com (opens in a new tab)

What has Stephanie Willis done during her fundraising career?

She has nearly 15 years of experience in prospect research, prospect management, fundraising data, and analytics. Her work includes data audits, database strategy, data-integrity guidance, and training for nonprofit professionals.

Sources: creativefundraisingadvisors.com (opens in a new tab)apragp.org (opens in a new tab)

What influences Stephanie Willis’s approach to philanthropy?

Her approach was shaped by experience across fundraising data, research, and relationship-building. She emphasizes that donors are people rather than data points and draws on her work as a Gallup-Certified Strengths Educator to help people apply their abilities effectively.

Sources: apracarolinas.wildapricot.org (opens in a new tab)creativefundraisingadvisors.com (opens in a new tab)

How is Stephanie Willis contributing to the fundraising profession?

Willis serves on Apra’s Board of Directors and chairs the Apra Foundation. She also contributes through speaking, published articles, mentorship, and professional-development initiatives.

Sources: aprahome.org (opens in a new tab)aprahome.org (opens in a new tab)creativefundraisingadvisors.com (opens in a new tab)