Formerly known as Planned Giving Round Table of Arizona
Read the latest edition of the ASU Lodestar Center Non Profit News........
It all seems so simple...ALL you need is MONEY. If all you need is money then why do development professionals care about program statistics? Why should program staff care about their outcomes?
Fundraisers can make a GREAT case to individual donors and corporate sponsors when they have great data to share from their programs. It's a great cycle, excellent program results leads to increased funding for the program to reach more in need.
In the session "All You Need is Money", Stacey Harris, Founder of Social Evolution, show how program statistics can help you with effective fundraising.
Click Here to view the agenda of morning educational sessions.
Stacey Harris is a seasoned global business leader from the corporate and nonprofit sectors and has a diverse background having worked for companies like Citibank, Compaq Computer, and Fidelity Investments. With expertise in finance, marketing and sales, Stacey has driven revenue growth across international markets by creating innovative sales strategies and building successful teams. For five and a half years, Stacey was the Vice President of Corporate Alliances for Make-A-Wish International over which time she built a global corporate sponsor infrastructure, launched a sponsor team to develop partnerships with companies like Disney, Mattel, and Kia Motors, and increased revenue by over 700%. With a passion to create better communities and a better world, she recently launched her own venture - Social Evolution, to invest in projects with impactful social outcomes. She consults for non-profits and companies on topics around corporate social responsibility, building sales teams and fundraising strategies, governance, and globalization of social impact and cause marketing programs and would love to hear from you. Stacey has a B.A. from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in Law, studied abroad at the University of Nottingham in the U.K., and at the Complutense University of Madrid in Spain. She completed her Masters in International Business from Thunderbird School of Global Management in Phoenix, AZ in 2000. Stacey spends her free time traveling around the world and spent several years living in Europe while mastering her Spanish. She has served on Boards of local children’s organizations in Phoenix and is a current Board Director for the W.P. Carey Center for Entrepreneurship at ASU.
Join your fellow fundraising executives at the Sheraton Downtown Phoenix on Wednesday, November 11 to celebrate philanthropy. The day will begin with a morning of educational sessions with top professionals and conclude with our awards luncheon. Please plan to join us!
Celebration of Philanthropy
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Sheraton Phoenix Downtown
340 N. 3rd St.
Phoenix, AZ 85004
For any questions please call our chapter office at 480-947-3459 or email admin@afpaz.org
PGRTAZ Corporate Membership Policy
PGRTAZ offers a “Corporate Membership” (herein referred to as Membership) which is owned by an organization upon membership application processing, and remittance of membership fee.
The Membership will be an annual membership effective from the time the membership application is processed.
Annual membership dues will be the same as the regular membership dues at time of application, allowing for the option for base membership dues or base membership dues with pre-paid meetings dues.
The Membership permits the member organization to send one representative to each PGRTAZ event at the regular membership registration fee price point. Only one representative from the member organization may attend any given event under the Membership.
The Membership cannot be transferred from one organization to another.
This policy is approved and accepted by the PGRTAZ Board of Directors on 09/25/2015.
Creative and compelling Fundraising Messages for Digital Solicitations
The growth of digital solicitations and online giving has outpaced growth in print and direct mail solicitations. Today's digital messages must also differ from the fundraising messages communicated offline. How do you create memorable digital solicitations and messages that inspire action rather than the delete button? This session will help you understand the best ways to craft digital solicitations and how to create messages that inspire your audience to act.
At the conclusion of this session, participants will:
When & Where
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
When: 10:00am - 11:30am
Where: American Heart Association
2929 S 48th St, Tempe, AZ 85282
*Please note the webinar is not available for remote participation.
Cost
AFP Member - Free
Nonmember - $25.00
Click here to register today!
Where: JW Marriott Camelback Inn, Sunshine Ballroom, 5402 E. Lincoln Drive, Scottsdale
When: Friday, November 13, 2015
Time: 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Overview
Premiere event for professional advisors
Description
The Tax & Legal Seminar will take place at JW Marriott Camelback Inn. Join us in the Sunshine Ballroom at 5402 E. Lincoln Drive, Scottsdale.
We are thrilled to present the 2015 Tax & Legal Seminar featuring national speaker, Samuel A. Donaldson. This year's seminar will cover topics including a federal tax update, income tax aspects of Family Limited Partnerships and LLCs, and planning decisions regarding the use and disposition of a client's body after death.
Register today and take advantage of the $130 early bird rate. The registration fee will be $150 after September 30.
Read the latest edition of the Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits The Connector........
It's time to examine, or re-examine why you do what you do, and why you work where you do. Attend the morning of educational sessions at our Celebration of Philanthropy and learn how!
In the session "Unlocking Your Potential by Unleashing Your Purpose" Paul Eisenstein - Social Enterprise Practice Leader for Y Scouts, will share the power that can be unleashed when your personal values match those of the organization for whom you work. Deepen your commitment to your current position, or learn how to find that "perfect match."
Paul Eisenstein is the Social Enterprise Practice Leader for Y Scouts. Paul joined Y Scouts in 2012 and works with nonprofits and social enterprises to identify and hire leaders who not only have deep functional expertise but are aligned with an organization’s unique purpose, values, and culture and possess the characteristics of truly Exceptional Leaders. Paul gains satisfaction from knowing that the leaders he places directly help those who struggle become strong.
From 2008 to 2012, Paul served as the V.P. of Operations at The Mission Continues, a nationally-focused nonprofit dedicated to empowering returning military veterans in continued service. Paul helped grow The Mission Continues from a $250K organization in 2008 to nearly $8 million in 2011 revenue. Prior to The Mission Continues, Paul worked for the Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring program and also served as a youth program coordinator through AmeriCorps. Paul earned his Bachelor's from Saint Louis University and his M.B.A. from Washington University in St. Louis.
Read the latest edition of the ASU Lodestar Center Non Profit News..........
ASSOCIATION OF FUNDRAISING PROFESSIONALS TO HOST
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY®
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2015
For more information on sponsorships or tickets, contact Karolyn Kiburz, CMP, 480-947-3459
To learn more about AFP visit afpgreateraz.afpnet.org
WHAT: AFP National Philanthropy Day® and Leadership Award Luncheon
WHO: 2015 Luncheon Chairs: Jacque Ahrenberg, CFRE and
Rebecca Zandarski
Award winners:
Outstanding Foundation/Corporation - Thunderbirds Charities Outstanding Fundraising Executive - Torrie A. Taj, CRFE, A New Leaf Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy - Huanvy Phan, Viet House Foundation Outstanding Philanthropist - David C. Lincoln, Lincoln Laser Company Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser - Laura Byers, Veterans Heritage Project
WHERE: Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel
340 N. 3rd Street
WHEN: Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Educational Programming
8 – 11 a.m. Educational programming registration
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Philanthropy Day Leadership
Award Luncheon
COST: $125 – Luncheon
$150 –Educational program and luncheon $35 – Educational program only (member) $45 – Educational program only (non-member) $75 – Veteran rate (educational program and luncheon) $1,250 – Table of Ten ($25 additional per educational program attendee)*
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