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This document provides information about Ascend, a professional organization with 17 professional chapters and 34 student chapters across the US and Canada. It announces national corporate partners and scholarships. The local Binghamton chapter executive board is listed, along with committees students can join. Students are encouraged to sign up as mentors or mentees. Contact information is provided to stay connected through Facebook and B-Engaged.
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Through our guests' expert experience and advice, this webinar will share some simple strategies and best practices for ensuring that your event achieves maximum potential, and never becomes "just another golf tournament." On second thought, forget "a notch"...let's kick it up a few notches!
AFP networking breakfast presentation
This document summarizes a networking breakfast for arts and culture fundraisers held by the College of Physicians of Philadelphia on February 16, 2012. It discusses fundraising positions representing 4% of arts and cultural employment and each fundraising dollar raising an average of $8.16. The document also summarizes trends in contributed income, earned income, attendance, membership and subscriptions, and individual giving for arts and cultural organizations from 2009-2011. Finally, it discusses volunteer involvement in the arts and introduces speakers from the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance and Association of Fundraising Professionals - Greater Philadelphia Chapter.
More Than A Supply Drive:Using Event Fundraising to Put Your Mission Into Action
The document discusses using event fundraising to further an organization's mission. It outlines how understanding donor motivations and segmenting supporters allows an organization to personalize fundraising asks. The presentation provides examples of how one organization used data from event registrations to improve fundraising, focusing messaging on affinity factors and increasing donations from high-performing donors. The key takeaway is that events should not be end goals, but vehicles to further an organization's mission through targeted fundraising.
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This document summarizes a fundraising panel presentation by Elizabeth Ngonzi, CEO of Afrika Tikkun USA. The panel discussed how non-profits can define their success to donors by showcasing the quality of their organization, partnerships, stewardship of funds, and impact. Afrika Tikkun USA works to help disadvantaged South African youth break the cycle of poverty through their cradle to career development model. They partner with corporations, foundations, and the government of South Africa and have received support from Nelson Mandela.
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This document discusses how to cultivate young professionals as donors. It explains that young professionals join organizations for social, cause-related, and networking reasons. To start a young professional group, you identify an influencer, develop an advisory board, and hold membership drives and fundraising events. Young professionals progress through stages as they get older - from followers to influencers to benefactors. Pricing for events is lower for younger professionals. The document provides tips on motivating donations through events, friend involvement, and membership benefits.
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- 2. What is Ascend? ๏ 17 professional chapters ๏ 34 student chapters ๏ Reach of over 60,000 across the U.S. and Canada
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