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Advancing philanthropy through education, training, and advocacy.
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Planning to Keep Your Donors Presentation: John E. Joslin, CFRE - May 18, 2011
AFP BOARD TRAINING
The AFP Past Presidents recently revised the AFP Board Training as a complimentary service to local nonprofits. The presentation is approximately 45 minutes long and focuses specifically on Board responsibilities. Our past presidents affinity group will be the exclusive providers of this service and nonprofits can contact Doug Hartjes, CFRE to schedule this service. The past presidents include:
Jim Kelley, CFRE
Karen Beach, CFRE
Cindy Clark, CFRE
Vanessa Stolen, CFRE
Stacy Sumner Jesso
Nancy McEneny, CFRE
Beth Fischer, JD, CFRE
Mary Ellen Shuntich, CFRE
Doug Hartjes, CFRE
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Visit the Association of Fundraising Professionals' international website.
Visit the Capital Campaign Planning Board.
For an up-to-the-minute schedule of upcoming CFRE examination sites and locations, visit the CFRE Program's website.
Go to Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools for a complete listing of all our local schools.
Need to add some "Power" to your endowments? Take a look at The Duke Endowment Library which sponors & is housed with the Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County's Nonprofit Resources.
Having trouble finding your funders? Click on The Foundation Center.
For more on local Foundations, be sure to check out The Foundation for the Carolinas.
Wondering how to make 'Wills' work for your organization? Go to Leave A Legacy.
Need planned giving resources and information? Check out the NC Planned Giving Council.
PNNonline, a web-based non-profit news and information resource.
For more on Philanthropy in the news, be sure to visit The Philanthropy Journal.
Read any good books lately? Pay a visit to the Local Library.
Listservs at Your Service!
There are a number of mailing lists-or what's known as listservs-to which nonprofit professionals can subscribe to and receive peer-based feedback on a variety of issues.
Here's how it works: Pick the discussion group(s) that you are interested in and sign up by e-mail. You then join the online discussion, which is delivered by individual e-mail right to your inbox. Members of the listserv pose questions, answers, and general comments relevant to the list's focus.
This is an excellent way to be part of an extended community of nonprofit professionals where you can give and receive valuable feedback. Below is a list of popular nonprofit listservs:
Helpful AFP Links
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