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Registration is now closed. If you have trouble logging in or need a copy of the event link, please email Chris Crosser at chris afpadvancementnw. Join us for National Philanthropy Day on November 10! This year, the event will be a fun virtual celebration for fundraisers in our community.

The program includes presentations, opportunities to connect with other fundraisers, and inspiring words to keep us all motivated! As we celebrate our fundraising community on NPD, we look to our opportunities for the future. During the event, Advancement Northwest is excited to offer the viewpoints of local fundraising experts and changemakers to continue the conversation of evolving philanthropy and the nonprofit sector.

Elizabeth Ralston is a consultant with over 20 years of experience working with nonprofits, government agencies, and academic institutions. She is a seasoned storyteller, committed to amplifying the voices of marginalized communities. Are you passionate about philanthropy? Would you like to share your knowledge, experience, and insights with your colleagues, network, and community of practice?

Click here to access the application form. Any questions? Did you know that Fundraising Day delegates still have access to recordings of the sessions until December? Robert A. Uihlein, Jr. Walter H. Stiemke Mrs. Charles P. Vogel Samuel C. Penny Gutekunst, Scott M. Komatsu Mining Corp. Group, Wisconsin Organization Philanthropy Award. Joan and Peter Bruce, Evan P. Karen Spahn, Scott M.

Harris Turer, Evan P. James H. Basler, Leave a Legacy Awardee. Dan Mueller, Scott M. Cutlip Professional Fundraiser Awardee. Donald W. Your sponsorship gives your organization prominent exposure to an audience of over nonprofit, business, and philanthropic leaders and helps the Southeastern Wisconsin Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals salute and recognize the great impact of donors, volunteers, and fund development professionals.

Each November, National Philanthropy Day gathers more than nonprofit, business, and philanthropic leaders to honor philanthropy and volunteerism at the only major celebration of its kind in southeastern Wisconsin. Sponsorship support of National Philanthropy Day gives your business prominent exposure to this audience of key leaders and decision-makers in the non-profit, philanthropic, and other key sectors of our economy.

They exemplify philanthropy and send a message about the importance of work that challenges the world to become a better place. Your sponsorship demonstrates your organization's commitment to investing in your community through philanthropy and volunteerism.

Proceeds from this event help our chapter develop ethical, professional fundraisers and inspire a culture of philanthropy throughout southeastern Wisconsin. On National Philanthropy Day NPD , we celebrate the extraordinary change that fundraising and philanthropy have helped to create in our world! Join us to honor Southeastern Wisconsin's most exemplary philanthropists, donors, volunteers, and fundraising professionals.

Billions of dollars are given every year to just causes. Millions of programs and services administered to those in need. Individuals are connected to cause and to each other. Civic participation and important societal bonds are created and strengthened through philanthropy as we work to improve the quality of life for all people.

In Southeastern Wisconsin the impact of philanthropy is beyond impressive. As fund development professionals, we have the unique opportunity to work with people and organizations that are responsible for impacting the missions we champion. National Philanthropy Day is a special day set aside on the fifteenth of November. The purpose of this day is to recognize the great contributions of philanthropy—and those people active in the philanthropic community—to the enrichment of our world.

NPD was originally conceived of and organized by Douglas Freeman in the s, and the first official events held in after President Reagan signed the official NPD proclamation. The day provides an opportunity to reflect on the meaning of giving and all that it has made possible. NPD celebrates the endless daily contributions individuals and organizations across the world make to countless causes and missions. The impact of our partnerships with donors, advocates, and volunteers allows us to do the extraordinary work realized by over 2.

This is a great way to provide recognition and stewardship to those that have helped your organization achieve its mission. If you are unsure of your membership status, or how many members your organization has, please contact us. This opportunity to recognize partners is one of the benefits of being an AFP member, whether you are able to attend our National Philanthropy Day event or not. Partners will be recognized: in the program, listed in the presentation, posted on our website, and acknowledged in various ways through event media coverage.

To submit your Partner s names and the organization you represent click here. Names must be submitted as you would like them to appear on the website and in the program. Names or partners will be listed under the name of the submitting organization in alpha order unless otherwise specified. Partnership extends a wonderful stewardship opportunity for many nonprofits who enjoy the event with their Partners in Philanthropy.

Your special partners will be recognized that day by the entire philanthropic community not only through published recognition but with ribbons of acknowledgment so everyone will know their passion for your organization. Register Now Here are a few quick tips on the small touches that can make a huge difference:. Do you have unique ideas on how you engage your donors at National Philanthropy Day?

Even if you are unable to attend our National Philanthropy Day event, this opportunity to nominate partners is one of the major benefits of being an AFP member.