AFP NC Cape Fear Region

Monthly Meeting - Multi-Faceted Perspectives on Fundraising
2024-04-03 08:00 - 09:30 (America/New_York) | American Red Cross, 1102 S. 16th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
Multi-Faceted Perspectives on Fundraising

A conversation with Reid Murchison, who has direct experience with fundraising from many perspectives.

Reid has been a prospect for contributions from many nonprofits, a donor, a volunteer, a founder of a nonprofit, and has a robust financial planning practice for clients seeking his advice connected to philanthropy and legacy giving.

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Monthly Meeting: Planned Giving
2024-03-06 08:00 - 09:30 | American Red Cross, 1102 S. 16th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
Julie Schuldner, CFRE
Senior Consultant, Sharpe Group
March 6, 2024
What Should Be in Your Gift Planning Toolbox?
How can effective gift planning help donors make meaningful gifts today as well as plan for large future gifts through popular gift planning techniques?
Learn which planned gifts should be your focus without the need for extensive technical expertise.
Coffee and Networking 8-8:30
Program 8:30-9:30
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Monthly Meeting: Communication Plans
2024-02-07 08:00 - 09:30 | American Red Cross, 1102 S. 16th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
Creating a Communications Plan
Speaker: Suzanne Jalot, Chief Development Officer, WARM NC
What are your organizational goals for 2024? A strategic communications plan is a key piece of making those goals a reality. Suzanne Jalot comes to development with an extensive background in communications and will walk us through the process of creating a plan with your goals in mind.
Registration open now!
Free for AFP members, $10/non-members
Invite a friend!

Monthly Meeting: Grants
2024-01-10 08:00 - 09:30 | American Red Cross, 1102 S. 16th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States

Pop-Up Holiday Social
2023-12-06 17:30 - 20:00 | Flytrap Brewing, 319 Walnut St, Wilmington, 28401, United States

National Philanthropy Day Celebration
2023-11-13 17:00 - 19:00 | Waterline Brewing, 721 Surrey St, Wilmington, 28401, United States
National Philanthropy Day signifies the importance of working together for the common good.
Join us at the Waterline Brewing Company on Monday, Nov. 13, 2023 to celebrate to celebrate the charitable work that organizations and people do to make a difference and create impact in our community.
President Reagan first proclaimed November 15 as National Philanthropy Day in 1986, and communities all throughout the world have celebrated the importance of this occasion ever since.
Come celebrate with us! We will be honoring Outstanding Philanthropist Ken Dull and Outstanding Fundraiser Katie Tate!
Sponsor – or – RSVP online here!

Chamberlain Scholarship Application Deadline Oct 15
2023-10-15 | Online
Chamberlain Scholarship

AFP ICON, AFP’s flagship “International Conference,” is held each spring and brings together nearly 4,000 fundraising professionals to discuss important trends and issues related to fundraising and philanthropy, with a focus on fundraising practice and technique.
The AFP ICON 2024 will be taking place April 7-9 in Toronto, Canada!
An AFP Cape Fear Region Chapter Member who has never gone to ICON, may submit a Chamberlain Scholarship application. The Chamberlain Scholarship covers the registration to the ICON – AFP International conference thanks to the AFP Foundation’s BE the CAUSE campaign.
AND, thanks to the AFP Cape Fear Region Chapter’s efforts and proceeds from the annual National Philanthropy Day event, our Chapter will provide up to $1,500 reimbursement towards qualified travel and lodging expenses. (Receipts required.)
The selected Chamberlain Scholar is responsible for paying a $10 processing fee when registering for ICON.
Applications are due by 5pm on October 15th, 2023.
Applicants will be notified of their status by October 28, 2023.

Apply Online Here!

October 4, 2023 Monthly Meeting
2023-10-04 08:00 - 09:30 | American Red Cross, 1102 S. 16th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
Each year the Cape Fear Region AFP chapter meets to discuss the importance of ethical fundraising. Join us as we do a guided roundtable of fundraising ethics.
Free for members | $10 for non-members
Register

Nominations for NPD - Deadline soon!
2023-09-22 | Online
On November 13, 2023, we will be honoring an Outstanding Philanthropist and and Outstanding Fundraiser at our annual National Philanthropy Day Celebration. Nominate someone online by Sept 22. Honorees will be announced no later than October 13th.
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National Philanthropy Day signifies the importance of working together for the common good. President Reagan first proclaimed November 15 as National Philanthropy Day in 1986, and communities all throughout the world have celebrated the importance of this occasion ever since.
Join us at the Waterline Brewing Company on Monday, Nov. 13, 2023 to celebrate to celebrate the charitable work that organizations and people do to make a difference and create impact in our community.

Student Membership Scholarship Application Deadline September 15
2023-09-15 23:58 - 23:59 | Online
The Cape Fear Student Scholarship is an outreach initiative to encourage diversity and broaden participation in the AFP Cape Fear Region Chapter, and by extension, the nonprofit fundraising profession in the southeast region of North Carolina.
The scholarship seeks to broaden participation in our chapter by students in public administration or similar programs.
The scholarship provides a one-year membership to AFP Global and the AFP Cape Fear Chapter, with full access to education, tools, and resources. Several scholarships will be awarded.
Applications are due by 5pm on Friday September 15th, 2023.
APPLY ONLINE HERE!

Future of Fundraising Special Program
2023-09-15 09:00 - 13:00 | Harrelson Center, 20 N. 4th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
The AFP Cape Fear Region Chapter presents speaker, trainer and nationally recognized nonprofit founder and thought leader, Rachel Muir. Join us to learn new and exciting ways that fundraisers are changing the game. Full details online.
Three Participation Options:
All-inclusive: $40/Member | $80/non-member
Morning Workshops Only: $20/members | $40/non-member
Lunch and Keynote Only: $20/members | $40/non-members
Morning Workshops:
Stewarding Today’s Mid-Level Donors to Become Tomorrow’s Major Donors
What the Best Fundraisers Do Differently
Keynote:
The Future of Fundraising
(Sponsored by Armstrong McGuire)
Register

Making the Ask
2023-05-03 08:00 - 09:30 | American Red Cross, 1102 S. 16th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
Major Donors: Making the Ask
An opportunity to hear from three Wilmington area major donor development officers and their experiences in discovering, cultivating, and asking for gifts that make a difference. Joining us are Cindy Cheatham, Lower Cape Fear Hospice; Martin Feurer, Salvation Army; and Kevin Jacques, Capital Development Services.

8-8:30 – Networking
8:30-9:30 – Program
REGISTER

Getting The Meeting
2023-04-05 08:00 - 09:30 | American Red Cross, 1102 S. 16th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
Getting your donors and prospects to agree to a visit is the first “Yes” fundraisers hear in the process toward getting a gift. Unfortunately, it can also be the hardest “Yes” to get, sometimes even harder than getting the gift itself! From hearing “I just don’t have time…,” meeting gatekeeper after gatekeeper, a seeming lack of interest or just never hearing back, there is no shortage of ways donors and prospects say “No” to a visit.
Join us April 5th with Dileep Dadlani and David Howell, Regional Philanthropy Officers for the American Red Cross, to discuss how to break through these complex and often difficult barriers and Get the Meeting. Topics will include:

creating a compelling purpose for the visit itself;
common reasons and objections for visits and how to overcome them;
making your case for the visit to prospects and donors;
simple tips and tactics for getting past gatekeepers and getting to decision makers;
harnessing the power of your influencers to help you move the needle;
and much more.

8-8:30 – Networking
8:30-9:30 – Program
REGISTER

The Planned Giving Conversation
2023-03-01 08:00 - 09:30 | American Red Cross, 1102 S. 16th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
The Planned Giving Conversation
With ongoing economic uncertainty, challenges remain for those who are responsible for fundraising efforts. Learn how development programs of all sizes can grow planned gifts by understanding the benefits, busting the myths, identifying prospects, and creating a plan for success.

8-8:30 – Networking
8:30-9:30 – Program
REGISTER

Guest Speaker: Julie Schuldner, MBA, CFRE
Julie has always had a passion for the nonprofit community, involving herself in volunteering, teaching and community outreach for nonprofits throughout her career. Before joining Sharpe Group, she served as the executive director of the Fellowship Foundation, where she helped to build and sustain an industry-standard Life Plan Community (LPC)-based fundraising program as a senior leadership team member.
Other roles in nonprofit leadership included serving as vice president of development and communications for Alzheimer’s New Jersey and executive director of Family Promise of Sussex County. Most recently, Julie earned certification as a CFRE (Certified Fund Raising Executive).
Julie graduated from Seton Hall University with a history major and Temple University with an MBA in health administration. Before relocating to North Carolina from New Jersey, Julie served as a board member for Family Promise of Sussex County, member of the Nonprofit Advisory Board for Sobel Co. and as chair of the Morris County Chamber of Commerce Not-for-Profit Roundtable.
Julie resides in Wilmington, NC with her husband and two sons.

February Chapter Meeting - Cape Fear Collective
2023-02-01 08:00 - 09:30 | American Red Cross, 1102 S. 16th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
Join us on Feb 1 to learn about the Cape Fear Collective and how their research, information, and resources can help YOU make a case for support for YOUR nonprofit! Cape Fear Collective believes that data and capital can combine to real and lasting impact. To this end, they have built and deployed Healthy Communities NC, a free and public dashboard and underlying database, which can serve as a foundation for resource allocation and impact measurement. CFC will share specific use cases to demonstrate how these tools can support nonprofit leaders across the state.
8-8:30 – Networking
8:30-9:30 – Program
REGISTER
Learn more about Cape Fear Collective!

New Year Chapter Celebration
2023-01-11 18:00 - 20:00 | MC Erny Gallery at WHQR, 254 N Front St UNIT 300, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
Let’s start the year with a festive evening together! Bring a tasty beverage to share and don whatever festive attire makes you happy! Reuse your NYE gear or just come as you are!
Weds Jan 11
6-8pm
MC Erny Gallery at WHQR
Register Online Now – FREE TO ATTEND!

NPD Celebration
2022-11-14 17:00 - 19:00 | Waterline Brewing, 721 Surrey St, Wilmington, 28401, United States
Join us to celebrate National Philanthropy Day at Waterline Brewing from 5-7 pm. We will present the inaugural Trailblazer Award and we’ll hear from William Buster, CEO and President of the New Hanover Community Endowment. Sponsorships are available, with opportunities to recognize a special donor, leader, volunteer, whoever is making an impact!

$25 – one attendee, one beverage ticket
$150 – Friend sponsorship: Digital AD, one attendee, one beverage ticket
$250 – Supporter sponsorship: Digital AD, up to 10 attendees (one beverage ticket per attendee)
$1,000 – Champion sponsorship: includes opportunity to speak, two Digital ADs, up to 10 attendees (one beverage ticket per attendee)

Purchase Tickets
Come ready to buy 50/50 raffle tickets, 1 for $5 or 3 for $10!
Wheelz Pizza will be on site too!

October Chapter Meeting
2022-10-05 08:00 - 09:30 | American Red Cross, 1102 S. 16th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States

September Chapter Meeting
2022-09-07 08:00 - 10:00 | American Red Cross, 1102 S. 16th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
IDEA Part 2: Navigating Legacies of 1898: Bloody Funding & Systemic Racism in the Cape Fear and Beyond
Most, if not all, people living in the Cape Fear area know about and condemn the atrocities that took place in 1898. But what about the years that followed? What about now? Historian and Racial Justice Educator, Lettie Gore, will join us to discuss the history of the racial landscape where we live and work. Where do we, and the important missions we serve in the community, fit amidst what has often been a turbulent historical landscape?
Coffee & Breakfast bites will be provided by members of the Board and Programs committee–thanks guys!
**If you are fully vaccinated, masks are optional**
8:00 am – Networking with Coffee and Breakfast Bites
8:30 – 9:30 am – Program
9:30 – 10 am – Q&A – Please email questions for our presenter Lettie Gore to Lauren Daley at execdir@domesticviolence-wilm.org. Ms. Gore will not use any identifying names or details when addressing questions.
Lettie Gore is a Black woman, historian, and racial justice educator living in Wilmington, NC. She is also the host and owner of her podcast History Shows Us. Lettie’s passion for telling history’s truths and connecting the past to today’s racial and social justice issues is evident in the work she does.
Lettie received her Masters in History in 2015 from UNCW, focusing primarily on American history and specializing in African-American and race studies, contributing enormously to her work as a historian today. She received her Masters in Conflict Management & Resolution in May 2020, also from UNCW. This MA equipped Lettie with knowledge and skills to assess, respond to, and manage a broad spectrum of conflicts in different settings, and effectively mediate, facilitate, and communicate.
Through her business Lettie’s History Education and Consulting Services, Inc., Lettie provides various learning opportunities. These include combining her extensive history and antiracism knowledge with her conflict resolution skills to have necessary racial justice conversations with truth and compassion to help people find tangible tools to create personal and collective transformation. She helps aspiring and active change makers take aligned and sustained action for racial justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion so Black people and those in other marginalized communities can experience true justice.
Lettie has been the guest on numerous podcasts, is involved in the local Wilmington community, and has participated on many panel discussions about history and racial justice. Her Patreon community online enjoys tons of history, antiracism, and conflict resolution content from her throughout the month, including a book club!
One of Lettie’s favorite James Baldwin quotes is, “I am what time, circumstance, history have made of me, certainly, but I am, also, much more than that. So are we all.” These words continue to be a reminder and a guide for her as she lives out what she knows is her passion and part of her purpose.

Difficult Conversations - July Chapter Meeting
2022-07-06 08:00 - 09:30 | American Red Cross, 1102 S. 16th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
You know the feeling. There is a difficult conversation that needs to be had. It might be with your donors, board members, volunteers, employees/colleagues, or clients. They are almost always hard and uncomfortable, and many of the kindred spirits working in philanthropy would rather avoid them–but how about the relief that comes with tackling a difficult conversation professionally and deftly?! Now that’s worth the work.
Let’s talk about those difficult conversations.
Topics:

conflict of interest
firing
not meeting commitments
boundaries
pink flags and red flags
gossip
creating a toxic work environment
this is not an exhaustive list! Send topic ideas to afpcapefear@gmail.com and we’ll add them to the hopper!

We’re meeting at the American Red Cross on S. 16th Street again.
Free for members, $10 for non-members.
We will record the session and post the video afterwards.

Brian Saber - June Special Program
2022-06-10 08:30 - 13:00 | Plaza on Princess at Harrelson Center, 410 Princess St, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
Brian Saber has spent his entire career ASKING for money for non-profits. From his early days as a student leader and telethon caller (!) to his six years in charge of major and principal gifts throughout the Midwest for Brandeis University to his two stints as an executive director, every position involved significant face-to-face solicitation. And he is still honing that art today, cultivating and soliciting select major donors for various clients.
Brian harnessed all that frontline experience to become a sought-after trainer, coach, and consultant around the country and abroad. His work is transformative. He develops major gift programs, conducts campaign feasibility studies, creates training courses, and coaches top-level staff, taking organizations to the next level.
Having spent most of his career with organizations having budgets under $10 million, Brian is well aware of the fundraising challenges smaller organizations face. He knows most organizations can’t afford consulting services or even a half-day training by a professional. It’s just not in the budget.
With that perspective, Brian created a resource that all non-profits could afford. With his co-founder, Andrea Kihlstedt, Brian built Asking Matters – a web-based company that trains people how to ask for money and motivates them to do it! As the least expensive and best quality resource in the field, he promises Asking Matters will help countless organizations continue to do incredible work for their causes.
Brian Saber will lead the session, which will be based on the Asking Styles and cover the following topics (those asterisked are of top priority):

Why asking matters*
Our money and asking mindsets*
Overcoming obstacles to asking
Understanding the Asking Styles*
How to use the Styles to understand interpersonal and meeting dynamics*
Telling your compelling, unique story*
Choosing the right prospects
Preparing to ask
Setting up meetings

Parking Options for the Harrelson Center
STREET PARKING

Parking is FREE on 5th Street behind the center.
Metered two-hour spaces are available on Princess Street beside the center. These cost $1.50 an hour. Enforced Monday – Saturday 9:00 to 5:00 pm. Pay by Phone instructions are listed on each meter and on the city website. Machines also accept coins.

CITY PARKING DECKS

There are two parking decks within three blocks of The Harrelson Center. The 1st 90 minutes are free. The cost is $1.00 an hour following that, with a max charge of $8.00 a day.

VISITOR SPACES AT THE CENTER

We have 10 visitor parking spaces at The Harrelson Center for first come, first serve visitors. When entering the parking deck off of 4th Street, take an immediate right and go to the end of the lane. The ten visitor spaces are marked on the left side.

Pop Up Happy Hour: Pre-Brian Saber
2022-06-09 16:30 - 18:00 | Flytrap Brewing, 319 Walnut St, Wilmington, 28401, United States
We’re getting together Thursday, June 9 for a little pre-Brian Saber: Asking Matters Pop Up at Flytrap Brewing! Join us for a beer and some quality face-to-face hang time! How great is it that were able to connect in person over a beverage again!?

A Conversation with New Hanover Community Endowment
2022-05-04 08:00 - 09:30 | Harrelson Center, 20 N. 4th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
A Conversation with New Hanover County Endowment Board Chair Spence Broadhurst and CEO & President William Buster.
Coffee & Breakfast bites will be provided by members of the Board and Programs committee–thanks guys!
**If you are fully vaccinated, masks are optional**
8-8:30 am – Networking with Coffee and Breakfast Bites
8:30-9:30 am – Program
The 4th is with us! Register now and join us Wednesday, May 4th for a special AFP Cape Fear Chapter meeting with New Hanover Community Endowment CEO & President, William Buster, and Board Chair, Spence H. Broadhurst.
NHCE was created with the focus of significantly improving our community by focusing on:

Education: Public primary, secondary, and post-secondary
Equity: Health and social equity
Public safety
Community development

As established leaders in our community’s non-profit sector, this AFP meeting will help us learn how our organizations can assist the endowment in addressing the root challenges in these areas, aiming for long-lasting and deeply impactful solutions in our community.
NOTE: This meeting is about community collaboration and education. The AFP Board respectfully asks all attendees to refrain from openly making the case for your organization’s funding during the session.
NHCE CEO and President William Buster, a seasoned leader in philanthropy, has dedicated his life’s work to improving the social determinants of health and quality of life for all people across the South. Recently Senior Vice President of Impact with Dogwood Health Trust, based in Asheville, N.C, Buster earned his bachelor’s from North Carolina Agricultural & Technical University and went on to earn his Master of Arts in policy and practice of development from the University of New Hampshire and an executive education certificate in mastering negotiation from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
NHCE Board Chair, Spence Broadhurst is the President of the Eastern North Carolina Region for First National Bank. In addition to coordinating Corporate and Business Banking and the overall business strategy in the Bank’s Eastern North Carolina Region, he leads the integration of sales of Asset Based Lending, Insurance, Investment Real Estate, Private Banking, Retail Banking, Treasury Management, and Wealth Management professionals.
Parking for Harrelson Center
STREET PARKING OPTIONS
Parking is FREE on 5th Street behind the center.
Metered two-hour spaces are available on Princess Street beside the center. These cost $1.50 an hour. Enforced Monday – Saturday 9:00 to 5:00 pm. Pay by Phone instructions are listed on each meter and on the city website. Machines also accept coins.
CITY PARKING DECKS
There are two parking decks within three blocks of The Harrelson Center. The 1st 90 minutes are free. The cost is $1.00 an hour following that, with a max charge of $8.00 a day.
VISITOR SPACES AT THE CENTER
We have 10 visitor parking spaces at The Harrelson Center for first come, first serve visitors. When entering the parking deck off of 4th Street, take an immediate right and go to the end of the lane. The ten visitor spaces are marked on the left side.

Online Giving & Social Media: How do we get them to push the Donate Button!?
2022-04-06 08:00 - 09:30 | American Red Cross, 1102 S. 16th Street, Wilmington, NC, 28401, United States
How do we get online supporters to go from pressing ‘Like’ to ‘Donate’? Join us for this roundtable conversation about strategies to inspire your friends and followers to put their money where their mouth is!
Get your caffeine fix for the day with Coffee & Breakfast Bites provided by members of the Board and Programs Committee!

Corporate Giving: or, How do we get your money?
2022-02-02 08:00 - 09:30 | NC
While corporations and corporate foundations DO broadcast their community focus, it can be difficult for Non-Profits to know where they fit in the corporate giving wheelhouse. How can we as non-profits be more aware of what impact corporations want to make in our communities, and how can we approach corporations programmatically to bridge our organizations’ missions with your community outreach priorities. In short, how do we get your money?
Panelists:
Zedrick Applin & Manuel Lloyd, nCino
Zedrick Applin is Head of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Community Involvement at nCino, having served as the inaugural person in this newly-created role. Zedrick has spent his entire 16-year career in the financial service industry, working for a number of different federal agencies, consulting firms, and top-tier banks. He is originally from Dallas, TX, and moved to Wilmington in February 2019.
Manuel Lloyd (He/Him/His) is the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Community Specialist in nCino’s Human Resource office. He is a lifelong Wilmingtonian and a 2017 graduate of UNCW with a degree in Political Science. Prior to his current position, Manuel previously served for 4 years as the Cultural Enrichment Programs coordinator at the UNCW Upperman African American Cultural Center after graduation. He also serves on the StepUp Wilmington Board of Young Professionals, is serving his second term as the inaugural Chair of the New Hanover County Commission on African-American History, Heritage and Culture, and is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, INC.
Bryce Dill, Corning, Operations Manager & Wilmington Charitable Contributions Chair
Bryce Dill is an Operations Manager at the Corning Plant, Wilmington where he manages day-to-day manufacturing operations with a focus on maximizing efficiency and reducing cost. He also holds the position of Wilmington Plant Contributions Committee Chairman and is responsible for defining the non-profit financial support and vision for the Wilmington facility. When not working, Bryce is playing with his three young children, running, or volunteering at his church. Bryce received his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Clemson University in 2008.
Jennie Jackson, Bank of America, Market Executive

Moderator:
Natalie English, President & CEO, Wilmington Chamber of Commerce

Give Yourself a Hand! with Rob Zapple and Clifford Barnett
2022-01-05 08:00 - 09:30 | New Hanover County Arboretum, 6206 Oleander Drive, Wilmington, NC, 28403, United States
Let’s start 2022 with a little boost from two of our elected leaders. County Commissioner Rob Zapple and City Councilman Clifford Barnett are two advocates for the nonprofit community. AFP Cape Fear Chapter president Lauren Daley will moderate the conversation.
The strength and power of the non-profit community aids our neighbors, friends and families, and inspires us as fellow members of the communities we serve. Let’s kick off the New Year in the plus column, as we celebrate non-profits and non-profit accomplishments in our community, recognize notable non-profit moments in the community’s history, and more!
We are meeting in person–masks are required, regardless of vaccination status.
8-8:30 am – Networking with Coffee!! Plus we’ll have a special treat of lite breakfast bites provided by members of the Board and Programs Committee to celebrate our return to meeting in person!
8:30-9:30 am – Program

National Philanthropy Day
2021-11-10 16:00 - 18:00 | Waterline Brewing, 721 Surrey St, Wilmington, 28401, United States

Ethics in Fundraising
2021-10-13 08:45 - 10:00 | Online via Zoom
The AFP Code of Ethics is at the center of everything we do as fundraisers. October is Ethics Awareness Month, and means it is time for our annual Ethics conversation. Join us for the most engaging discussion of the year! This year’s conversation will be led by journalist and writer Benjamin Schachtman, the News Director for WHQR Public Media.
All AFP members demonstrate their commitment to ethical fundraising practices by signing the AFP Code of Ethical Standards. This October, share your commitment by joining the conversation on social media and using #ISignedTheCode and #EthicsAwarenessMonth.
Now Available: A new toolkit for 2021 to publicize Ethics Awareness Month and things you can do to help promote the month and celebrate!

Revitalizing Boards and Board Members
2021-09-08 08:30 - 10:00 | Online via Zoom
More details to come . . .

End of Year Appeals: Telling Your Story
2021-08-11 08:30 - 10:00 | Online via Zoom
This will be a facilitated discussion in the round! Laurie Taylor, CFRE from The Carousel Center and David Howell from the American Red Cross will facilitate. Due to electrical contract work at the Arboretum, we will meet via Zoom as we’ve done for the past few months.
