
AFP membership is an investment in your future. By joining AFP, you’ll gain access to regional and national resources that will help you succeed both personally and professionally.
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Inspiration for meeting today’s challenges: AFP’s Fundraising in a Difficult Economy and online Fundraising Survival Kit bring together the best advice from fundraisers around the world on how to connect with donors in the current environment.
Specific and individualized knowledge to advance your fundraising department: AFP’s Fundraising Resource Center responds to your unique requests with articles, resources and samples that give you what you need as well as conferences and events focused on specialized topics within the field.
The best training and education in the field: AFP offers continuing educational opportunities for all fundraisers, regardless of experience level or specialty. Most AFP programs offer certificates, demonstrating your commitment to, and expertise in, the profession.
Education: The Chapter offers regular seminars and events, like our monthly breakfast meetings, brown-bag lunch series, the annual Conference on Philanthropy and semi-annual Fundraising Basics courses.
Networking: Expand your professional network by attending events, serving on a Chapter committee or volunteering. You can also post your resume or advertise open positions through our online Career Center.
Advocacy: All members are required to practice by AFP’s Code of Ethical Principles and Standards of Professional Practice as well as the Donor Bill of Rights. Both standards, known and respected worldwide, demonstrate your commitment to ethics and accountability.
Monthly Breakfast Meeting - Strategies for Leveraging Big when You are Small
February 15, 2012
Come learn from small shop practitioners how they have successfully created a big impact.
Spring 2012 Fundraising BASICS
March 15, 2012
This two-day conference will be packed with information, examples and take-aways. BASICS covers all areas of the development process from identifying your priorities and prospects through the cultivation, solicitation and stewardship process, corporate and foundation solicitation strategies, annual giving and major gifts, working with boards and volunteers, and communication strategies.