Founded in 1984, the Oregon & SW Washington Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals meets local demand for a professional organization with access to national fundraising and philanthropy resources. Our mission is to provide opportunities for education, philanthropic advocacy and peer networking. We are your comprehensive source for professional fundraising resources. The Code of Ethics and Donor Bill of Rights are integral aspects of AFP membership. To meet local board members, to explore the chapter's volunteer needs or just to find out more, contact us.
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A Blueprint for Fundraising Success in Any Economy
Thursday, July 23rd, 2009
Presenter: Kent Dove Time: 10:00 – 11:30 AM
Location: Providence Medical Center (in the Social Room), 4805 NE Glisan Street, Portland, OR 97213
About the Event
Based on experiences gained and lessons learned during a career that spans five decades, Kent Dove will describe and detail a comprehensive, integrated development model that has allowed numerous nonprofits to create programs that have grown exponentially and been able to sustain that growth over time. Dove will present a blend of fundraising basics and cutting edge trends on changes in donor attitudes. Learn how to apply techniques to build solid relationships with donors that provide annual, special major, planned and capital gifts over time and permit nonprofits to maximize their private giving potential. Kent Dove, CFRE is the senior vice president of development at the Indiana University Foundation.
AFP OREGON & SW WASHINGTON CHAPTER SENIOR SALON SERIES
Fundraising in Times of Economic Uncertainty: Survey Results and Discussion(PART II) Thursday, July 23rd 3:00 – 5:00 pm
Location: OSU Foundation 707 SW Washington Street - Suite 500 Portland, OR 97205
Crystal ball a little cloudy? Tea leaves gone cold? Please join us as we continue sharing ideas, concerns and questions with other like-minded senior fundraising professionals about what is going on right now philanthropically in our community, how your key volunteers and donors are responding to the economic uncertainty and where we might be headed. This continued discussion will again be led by Kevin Johnson, Retriever Development Counsel, LLC, who initiated the survey to assess the regional impact of the economic downturn on philanthropic organizations.
Recap of Part I:Regardless if you attended Part I of this discussion or not (held on April 29th), you might be interested in a recent article written by Amy Brown that does a nice job of recapping the group discussion from this well attended event.. Read the article…
Registration Please register for this event by Wednesday July 22nd. Registration is free but mandatory to reserve your spot. Space is limited to 30 members. Refreshments to follow.
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