Moving Fundraising Forward

annual report 2009

MOVING FUNDRAISING FORWARD

Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and the AFP Foundations for Philanthropy Mission statement AFP, an association of professionals throughout the world, advances philanthropy by enabling people and organizations to practice ethical and effective fundraising. The core activities through which AFP fulfills this mission include education, training, mentoring, research, credentialing and advocacy.

Vision statement Fundraising is viewed as a credible and respected profession for civic betterment throughout the world. quality statement AFP is committed to excellence in providing the highest quality services and products for our members and other constituents. We are responsive to their needs and strive to exceed expectations. was one of the most difficult years for fundraising that the charitable sector has ever experienced. 2009According to AFP’s State of Fundraising Report, it was the most challenging year in the past 10 years. Based on anecdotal information from some of our most senior members, it may have been the most challenging time in the past 40 years. Despite these challenges, however, an extraordinary amount of charitable giving occurred around the world. A majority of charities still managed to raise the same amount of money or more in 2009 than they did in 2008. Numerous multimillion- MOVING dollar gifts were made. Success stories were still plentiful. The fundraising profession is moving forward and rising above the economic challenges of 2009 because people are depending on us. Regardless of the economy, the homeless FUNDRAISING need housing. The sick need cures. The hungry need to be fed. The environment needs to be safeguarded. Workers need to be trained. Millions and millions of programs and services need to FORWARD be provided. And in each case, they are. All of this happens because fundraising professionals have the skills, knowledge and training needed to inspire donors, and all of us at AFP are proud and humbled to have played a role in providing those necessities. In spite of the economic difficulties of 2009, we provided more services than ever before—new and practical initiatives and ideas that meet the needs of development professionals everywhere so they can raise the funds that support their critical missions and causes. We focused on connecting fundraisers to each other because we know that in this day and age, sharing knowledge and experience is one of the most powerful ways to advance ourselves, our organizations and our profession. We delivered new and cutting-edge educational programs that expanded the base of knowledge that the profession uses. We also emphasized the online, on-demand member experience so that fundraisers could receive the training and skills Roberta A. Healey, they need how and when they want. MBA, NHA, ACFRE Hundreds of millions of people rely—every day!—on the services of the world’s charitable sector that is driven by Chair the fundraising profession. We have neither the time nor the luxury to rest on our laurels or feel sorry for ourselves because of obstacles or difficulties. We must move forward, expanding on what we’ve done to meet the new challenges of the future. We must do so with planning, deliberation and the highest ethical standards, but we always must move forward. As the chair and president and CEO of AFP, we invite you to review our work and how we helped move fundraising and the charitable sector forward in 2009.

Paulette V. Maehara, CFRE, CAE President and CEO

www.afpnet.org • Annual Report 2009 • 1 AFP Officers and Directors

2009 AFP Officers Treasurer John Kelleher, CFRE Luce Moreau, CFRE Marcia Kerz, CFRE Kelleher & Associates Orchestre Metropolitain The OASIS Institute Canyon Country, Calif. Montreal, Quebec Chair St. Louis, Mo. Roberta A. Healey, MBA, NHA, John G. Kelly Joshua R. Newton, CFRE ACFRE Secretary Brakeley Emory University Simpson Senior Services Robert E. Carter, CFRE London, England Atlanta, Ga. West Chester, Pa. Changing Our World, Inc. Sarasota, Fla. Dianne Lister, LL.B., CFRE Paul F. Nowak, CFRE Chair-Elect Trent University Indiana University Kokomo Andrea McManus, CFRE Peterborough, Ontario Kokomo, Ind. The Development Group 2009 AFP Directors Calgary, Alberta June J. Bradham, CFRE Paulette V. Maehara, CFRE, Jill A. Pranger, ACFRE Corporate DevelopMint CAE Pranger Philanthropic Immediate Past Chair Charleston, S.C. Association of Fundraising Loudon, Tenn. Timothy R. Burcham, CFRE Professionals Kentucky Community and Technical LTC Kevin J. Callanan, CFRE Arlington, Va. Deborah Rabe-San Román, CFRE College System Valley Health American British Cowdray Medical Versailles, Ky. Winchester, Va. Carlos L. Madrid Varela Center Lerma de Villada, Edo Mex, Mexico Vice Chair, External Relations Patronato Hospital Infantil de Juan Calixto, CFRE Mexico Harry Lynch, CFRE Mujeres Latinas En Accion Mexico, D.F. Hazel F. Richards, CFRE Sanky Communications Chicago, Ill. Banner Health Foundation New York, N.Y. Richard K. Martin, CFRE Phoenix, Ariz. Vice Chair, Membership Services Yulanda N. Davis-Quarrie, CFRE Lutheran Social Services of Michigan Detroit, Mich. Karen Rotko-Wynn, CFRE Alice L. Ferris, ACFRE West Covina, Calif. The Alford Group, Inc. GoalBusters Grant E. Martin, CFRE Seattle, Wash. Flagstaff, Ariz. Patrick Feeley, CFRE Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Tampa Bay History Center Vice Chair, Professional Foundation Tampa, Fla. Roberto Soto-Acosta Advancement Philadelphia, Pa. Roberto Soto-Acosta Consulting Mark A. Neville, CFRE San Juan, Puerto Rico William F. Bartolini, Ph.D., ACFRE Ann M. Hale, M.A., CFRE Mayo Clinic Rochester, Minn. Karla Williams, ACFRE Bartolini Philanthropic Services, Inc. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Alaska Princeton, N.J. Anchorage, Alaska The Williams Group Sen. Terry M. Mercer, CFRE Charlotte, N.C. Vice Chair, Resource Development John Elliott Joslin, CFRE The Senate of Canada Donald G. Rizzo, CFRE Talisma Ottawa, Ontario William W. Wu, J.D. University of Hartford Charlotte, N.C. Alpha Pacific Consulting West Hartford, Conn. Park Island, N.T., Hong Kong

2 • Annual Report 2009 • www.afpnet.org AFP will develop more skilled, knowledgeable and ethical fundraising professionals AFP will advocate for public policy based on AFP members are considered to principles important to AFP and the fundraising be better fundraisers as a result of profession knowledge gained through AFP Legislation and regulations are enacted that are favorable educational offerings and resources AFP will promote effective, ethical, to AFP’s members, donors and the general public accountable fundraising as both a recognized profession and an essential component of philanthropy The public, governments, donors and the sector will view the fundraising profession as a vital part of the philanthropic process

2007 – 2010 Goals And outcomes

AFP will deliver optimal value AFP will increase its influence to members and presence worldwide Chapters and the international AFP will be a leader in establishing headquarters will work together to AFP will embrace and engage diverse the most effective environment for deliver value for membership fundraising communities worldwide Members will consistently rate their individuals, groups and organizations by ensuring that a wide range of overall experience with AFP as within the fundraising profession services is accessible to fundraisers exceeding expectations outside North America AFP will be viewed as a leader in engaging diverse organizations and as the member organization of choice for diverse fundraisers

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in the right direction

was founded in 1960 on the notion that ethical AFPprinciples must guide effective fundraising. By promoting consistently high standards of professional practice, AFP helps to ensure donor trust and guards against abuses that can occur in the fundraising process. Ethical and effective fundraising is vital to maintaining public trust in charities, especially as they work to over- come an extremely challenging economy. Thanks to the diligence and expertise of our members, charities have proven resilient in tough times. AFP brings together fundraisers from around the world to share their expertise, mentor others and network. From extensive training for new fundraisers to certification training and advanced certification, AFP builds fundraisers’ knowledge and skills— in its local chapters and through international gatherings—to stay current with trends and new developments in all areas of fundraising. In 2009, AFP’s International Conference on Fundraising, held in New Orleans, brought together more than 3,000 fundraisers and provided guidance on navigating a changing and challenging fundraising environment. The AFP Leadership Academy, held in Nashville, Tenn., brought together nearly 250 AFP chapter leaders to enrich their careers, further the success of our chapters and make a positive impact on the profession.

4 • Annual Report 2009 • www.afpnet.org with the right tools

continues to move forward to provide AFPmembers the best tools and services possible to help them succeed. AFP’s newly redesigned website, www.afpnet.org, offers improved navigation and an enhanced search engine enabling members and the public to better access our large quantity of online resources. Our award winning publication, Advancing Philanthropy, not only has a new design, but is now and as a community available in a digital format, allowing members to search a growing archive of past issues and access brings people together. With the help of new social media exclusive trends and information with just a click of AFPtools such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, we continue the mouse. With the launch of the online AFP Fundraising Resource to expand the way fundraisers interact locally Center, members have 24/7 access to a wide range of articles, and internationally. From chapter mentoring “Inclusion allows the nonprofit toolkits, guides and sample documents, with the most popular programs and trainings to live webinars and sector to be a better representation information and guidance featured in information-rich Hot Topics. audioconferences, AFP’s vibrant community is of the populations we serve.” Members also can read and share information papers—at no cost— accessible to all members. The association seeks new ways to foster —AFP member Christopher A. Owens, through the new AFP Information Kaleidoscope, Spring 2009 Exchange, a growing collection of deeper inclusion and diversity in the profes- high quality member-written resources sion of fundraising—working to cultivate on fundraising. fundraisers of every faith, ethnicity, age, geographic location and sexual AFP continues to enhance its orientation—and also to better reach donors. The message: We are all in offerings for Spanish speakers. The this together and we need everyone’s involvement. AFP leads the way in quarterly newsletter Te Informa offers making fundraising a welcoming and inclusive profession, with an active advice and trends on fundraising in diversity committee, diversity events and programs, as well as a quarterly Latin America and beyond, and in newsletter on the topic called Kaleidoscope. 2009 we launched the AFP online Fundraising Diploma program (in Spanish) with Tec de Monterrey in Mexico. More information can be found at our web page for Spanish speakers: www.afpnet.org/latinoamerica.

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for a stronger profession

speaks out on behalf of fundraisers with a pow- laboration with the Canada Revenue Agency AFPerful voice 30,000 fundraisers strong. We edu- (CRA), Imagine Canada, Health Charities cate the public on how to give wisely to charities and offer Coalition of Canada and numerous other detailed advice and feedback on public issues to inform poli- organizations on the CRA’s Guidelines on cymakers in the United States, Canada and abroad. Perhaps Fundraising and also worked with Imagine Canada, the Canadian most importantly, we give voice to the value and necessity of Bar Association and others regarding the disbursement quota. fundraising as a profession. Sustainable nonprofits need qual- Through these efforts, the proposed cap in the United States was ity fundraisers. AFP is in the business of making fundraisers not included in the healthcare reform legislation, a great victory for great at what they do—and making sure people are aware of the sector. As a result of efforts in Canada, the Minister of Canadian their significant contributions. Heritage officially declared Nov. 15th as National Our public relations efforts have increased from 2008 Philanthropy Day. In addition, the CRA accepted many through contact with hundreds of reporters and editors, of the suggestions from AFP and others and inte- increasing the association’s presence in local and national news out- grated them into its final version of the Guidelines on lets, including The New York Times, USA Today and The Wall Street Fundraising. Finally, the Canadian federal government Journal. We have helped to increase the media presence of AFP chap- eliminated the disbursement quota in its 2010 Budget, ters around the world, and continued our partnership with Canadian a decision strongly supported by AFP. newspaper The Globe and Mail to publish a prominent special section AFP’s research efforts in 2009 included publishing on philanthropy and fundraising. a yearly salary survey and a report on the state of fund- AFP’s advocacy efforts in 2009 included coordinating the efforts to raising. Furthermore, AFP and the AFP Foundation for oppose a proposed cap on the charitable deduction in the United States. Philanthropy sponsored several academic research ven- AFP also promoted legislation in Canada that would create a govern- tures and spotlighted the achievement of authors and ment-recognized National Philanthropy Day®. AFP worked in col- scholars advancing fundraising.

6 • Annual Report 2009 • www.afpnet.org and a better world

celebrates philanthropy with gatherings and ceremonies AFP “ My involvement with in communities around the world. AFP and its members National Philanthropy Day®, has been instrumental designated Nov. 15, was founded in my growth as a and promoted by the association fundraising professional to make sure that donors and manager.” everywhere are acknowledged for —AFP member Tom Moore, CFRE the good that they make happen with their gifts. The association supported approximately 100 National Philanthropy Day events with a variety of toolkits and resources for chapters. What is to come for nonprofits in the years ahead? What is to come for the people who benefit from their programs and services? Whatever challenges arise, AFP will continue to stand for fundraisers and promote fundraising and philanthropy. Donors give out of goodness, out of a sense of purpose and an idea of what could be—and fundraisers are stewards of this generosity. AFP works to ensure fundraisers have a clear path and the tools to move forward. Fundraising is a vital profession, and each day AFP members around the world assure that it continues to move forward.

National Philanthropy Day is a registered trademark of the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy.

www.afpnet.org • Annual Report 2009 • 7 AFP International Awards Program 2008–2009 Honorees 2009 Ten Star Chapters

The AFP Awards for Philanthropy Campbell & Company Awards for AFP AK, Alaska Chapter AFP GA, Greater Atlanta Chapter AFP NY, Genesee Valley Chapter AFP AL, Alabama Chapter AFP HI, Aloha Chapter AFP OH, Greater Cleveland Chapter Paschal Murray Award for Outstanding Excellence in Fundraising Philanthropist AFP AR, Arkansas Chapter AFP IA, Eastern Chapter AFP OH, Central Chapter Small Category AFP AR, Northwest Chapter AFP IA, Greater Tri-State Chapter AFP OH, North Central Chapter John C. Erickson ForKids Nominated by: AFP Maryland Chapter AFP AZ, Greater Arizona Chapter AFP IL, Chicago Chapter AFP OH, Northwest Chapter Norfolk, Va. AFP AZ, Southern Chapter AFP IL, Central Chapter AFP OH, Greater Dayton Region Ketchum Award for Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser AFP AZ, Northern Chapter AFP IL, Rockford Area Chapter Chapter Barbara Marion Award for AFP CA, Greater Los Angeles AFP IL, Capital Area Chapter AFP OK, Oklahoma Chapter William E. (Bill) Greehey Outstanding Leadership to AFP Nominated by: AFP Texas, San Antonio Chapter AFP IL, Quad Cities Chapter AFP OK, Eastern Oklahoma Chapter Chapter William M. (Bill) Moran, ACFRE AFP CA, San Diego Chapter AFP IN, Indiana Chapter AFP OR, Oregon & SW Washington Birmingham, Ala. CCS Award for Outstanding Fundraising AFP CA, Valley Chapter AFP IN, Northeast Chapter Chapter Professional AFP CA, Orange County Chapter AFP KS, Greater Wichita Chapter AFP PA, Greater Philadelphia Kenneth C. Frisch, ACFRE AFP Chapter Honors AFP CA, Capital Chapter AFP KY, Bluegrass Chapter Chapter Nominated by: AFP Ohio, Northwest Founders’ Award for Public Service AFP CA, Silicon Valley Chapter AFP LA, Greater New Orleans AFP PA, Central Chapter Chapter AFP PA, Western Chapter Chapter Grouping III AFP CA, Yosemite Chapter Chapter Award for Outstanding Foundation AFP Calgary, Edmonton & Area AFP ON, Greater Toronto Chapter AFP LA, Greater Baton Rouge AFP PA, Eastern Chapter The Greater New Orleans Chapter AFP BC, Vancouver Chapter Chapter AFP PA, Northeastern Chapter Foundation AFP ON, Ottawa Chapter AFP LA, Greater Northshore AFP PA, Northwestern Chapter Charles R. Stephens Excellence in Nominated by: AFP Louisiana, Greater AFP AB, Edmonton & Area Chapter AFP MA, Western Chapter AFP PA, Pocono Mountains Chapter Diversity Award New Orleans Chapter AFP AB, Calgary & Area Chapter AFP MD, Maryland Chapter AFP RI, Rhode Island Chapter Chapter Grouping III AFP MI, Capital Area Chapter AFP SC, Central Carolina Chapter Freeman Philanthropic Services Award AFP Hawaii, Aloha Chapter AFP MB, Manitoba Chapter for Outstanding Corporation: AFP MN, Southern Minnesota Chapter Grouping V AFP ON, South Eastern Ontario AFP SC, Lowcountry Chapter AT&T Corporation Chapter AFP Georgia, Greater Atlanta AFP ON, Golden Horseshoe Chapter AFP TN, Nashville Chapter Nominated by: AFP Missouri, St. Louis AFP CT, Connecticut Chapter AFP MO, Mid-America Chapter AFP TN, Memphis Chapter Chapter Chapter AFP CT, Fairfield County Chapter AFP MO, St. Louis Regional Chapter AFP TX, Greater Dallas Chapter Abel Hanson Award Changing Our World/Simms Award for AFP DC, Washington DC Metro Area AFP MS, Mississippi Chapter AFP TX, Greater Houston Chapter Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy, Chapter Grouping I Chapter AFP NC, Charlotte Chapter AFP TX, Fort Worth Metro Chapter Ages 18-23 California, Greater San Fernando AFP FL, Suncoast Chapter AFP NC, Triangle Chapter AFP TX, San Antonio Chapter Jordan Thomas Valley Chapter AFP FL, Central Chapter AFP ND, Northern Plains Chapter AFP VA, Central Chapter Nominated by: AFP Tennessee, Southeast Chapter Grouping II Chapter AFP FL, Palm Beach County Chapter AFP NE, Nebraska Chapter AFP WI, Greater Milwaukee Chapter AFP Illinois, Central Chapter AFP FL, First Coast Chapter AFP NJ, New Jersey Chapter AFP WI, Greater Madison Chapter Changing Our World/Simms Award for Chapter Grouping III AFP FL, Southwest Chapter AFP NJ, Southern New Jersey AFP WI, Northeast Chapter Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy, AFP Tennessee, Greater Memphis Ages 5-17 AFP FL, Indian River Chapter Chapter Chapter Caitlin’s Closet Chapter Grouping IV Nominated by: AFP Connecticut Chapter AFP Alberta, Calgary Chapter

8 • Annual Report 2009 • www.afpnet.org International Campbell & Company NOZAsearch Awards for Excellence Expo Cards Conference on Fundraising CCS Orange Leap Attendee List, AFP (formerly MPower) Opening Night Reception SPONSORS Award for Outstanding Thank Fundraising Professional Blackbaud Paschal Murray, Inc. Changing Our World, Inc. Award for Outstanding Full Conference Sponsor Award for Outstanding Philanthropist Youth in Philanthropy, Advanced Solutions Stuart Manufacturing, LLC You ages 5–17 and 18–23 International, Inc. Official Conference Pin Conference Proceedings CD The Chronicle of Philanthropy Council for Resource Fifth Hemispheric Tote Bags Tizm Online Auctions Development (CRD) Advancing Philanthropy Special Events Track Congress on Monday General Session eTapestry Inc. National Committee on Fundraising— Internet Café co-sponsor WealthEngine Planned Giving (NCPG) Advantage Consulting Major Gifts Track Latin America AFP Foundation for Freeman Philanthropic OVERALL CONGRESS Philanthropy Booth Services, LLC Wiley AFP Kaleidoscope SPONSOR Award for Outstanding AFP Bookstore The AFP Foundation for SPONSOR eTapestry Philanthropy Corporation CCS Chamberlain Scholarship, Graham-Pelton Fundraising SPONSORS J. Richard Wilson Consulting Inc. Effectiveness US Consulate São Paulo Keynote Address, Maurice Lanyards AFP Te Informa G. Gurin Lecture on Project (FEP) Rotary Foundation Philanthropy, AFP Day of Grizzard SPONSOR São Paulo Service Registration SPONSORS eTapestry AFP Foundation for THE ALFORD GROUP Human Rights Campaign Center on Nonprofits Philanthropy Diversity Programs Job Posting Booth and Philanthropy at the Boston College/ Urban Institute (found- Keating Magee ammado ing partner with AFP) AFP Conference Canadian Webinar— Reynold Levy Media Room Wealth and Giving in the CRA Guidelines Workshop Distinguished Speaker Ketchum Association of Donor education sessions Current Economic Crisis Award for Outstanding Relations Professionals SPONSORS Fundraising Volunteer (ADRP) SPONSOR Archimede Philanthropy Andrea McManus, CFRE Partners Center on Philanthropy Eaton Vance The National Center for Tania Little, CFRE AFP Chair’s Dinner Black Philanthropy, Inc. at Indiana University Terry Carter Bentz Whaley Flessner Opening General Session Council for Awards for Philanthopy The NonProfit Times Advancement and AFP Foundation for Banquet Internet Café co-sponsor Support of Education Philanthropy–Canada (CASE)

www.afpnet.org • Annual Report 2009 • 9 Celebrating 50 Years: AFP 1960–2010

Honoring Our Past…

inspiring

he Association of Fundraising Professionals—a thriving ness of the profession and promote high standards Tinternational community of skilled and ethical fundOur- Futureof conduct. raisers—started with a conversation. “We did not look forward too far—we were more Benjamin Sklar of Brandeis University, William interested in getting it started,” said Simms, recalling R. Simms of the National Urban League and Harry those initial meetings about the need for a national orga- Rosen of the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies had nization for fundraisers. “We knew it would move, but long considered the need for a national association of we didn’t know how. We wanted an organization for the fundraisers. Their discussions in the fall of 1959 led to the field itself, for philanthropy and for the general public. We idea of the National Society of Fund Raisers (NSFR). certainly didn’t dream as big as it happened—that the organi- To help launch and lead the organization, they tapped fundraising zation would be what it is today. It moved ahead on its own… It came professional and instructor Dr. Abel A. Hanson of Teacher’s College at out of nowhere and became one of the biggest things of my life.” Columbia University. NSFR was officially chartered by the state of New Indeed, not only has the organization grown in size, but it also has York on June 21, 1960. enabled the development of a chosen career—fostered by ethical prac- The founders of NSFR, which ultimately became AFP, wished to tices, education and dedicated mentors—about which fundraisers can say, unite and educate fundraisers. They aimed to increase public aware- “the professional I am proud to be today.”

10 • Annual Report 2009 • www.afpnet.org Barbara R. Levy, ACFRE 50th Anniversary Campaign Donors Carol L. Carbary, CFRE Curtis C. Deane, CFRE, CAE The AFP Foundation for Philanthropy would like to AFP CT, Connecticut Chapter* Del Staecker, ACFRE recognize and thank those individuals and chapters who AFP FL, Palm Beach County Chapter* Donald G. Rizzo, CFRE Gary L. Good, CFRE have given their support to the AFP 50th Anniversary AFP IL, Central Chapter* Grant E. Martin, CFRE Fundraising Campaign through Dec. 31, 2009. AFP IN, Northwest Chapter* AFP LA, Greater New Orleans Chapter* Henry Goldstein, CFRE AFP MD, Western Maryland Chapter* Joanne W. Towner, CFRE $10,000–$24,999 Canadian Leadership Delegates AFP MN, Southern Minnesota Chapter* John F. Hickey-Williams Colette M. Murray, CFRE AFP MO, St. Louis Regional Chapter* John Kelleher, CFRE Susan F. Rice, Ed.D., ACFRE Donald A Campbell, Jr., CFRE AFP MS, Mississippi Chapter* John W. Hicks, CFRE Ellen Livingston AFP ND, Northern Plains Chapter* Kevin J. Foyle, CFRE $5,000–$9,999 Suzanne Hittman AFP NM, New Mexico Chapter* Laura L. Fike, MA, CFRE Virginia L. Johnson AFP NY, Greater New York Chapter* Marion T. Yongue AFP CA, Silicon Valley Chapter* AFP PA, Allegheny Mountains Chapter* Mark A. Neville, CFRE AFP CA, Orange County Chapter* AFP PA, Berks Regional Chapter* Marshall Monroe AFP IL, Chicago Chapter* Other Donors AFP PA, Eastern Chapter* Patrick Feeley, CFRE AFP NE, Nebraska Chapter* AFP AK, Alaska Chapter* AFP PA, Northeastern Chapter* Paul A. Dunne, CFRE AFP PA, Greater Philadelphia Chapter* AFP AR, Northwest Chapter* AFP PA, Western Chapter* Paul J. Strawhecker, MPA, ACFRE AFP TX, Greater Houston Chapter* AFP AZ, Northern Chapter* AFP PR, Puerto Rico Chapter* Paulette V. Maehara, CFRE , CAE AFP CA, Desert Communities Chapter* AFP SC, Lowcountry Chapter* Robbe A. Healey, MBA, NHA, ACFRE $1,000–$2,499 AFP CA, Wine Country Chapter* AFP TX, Fort Worth Metro Chapter* Shauna Klein, MA AFP CA, Golden Gate Chapter* AFP CA, Yosemite Chapter* AFP TX, Greater Dallas Chapter* William M. Moran, FAHP, ACFRE AFP FL, Central Chapter* AFP ON, Golden Horseshoe Chapter* AFP TX, Lubbock Area Chapter* *members of the AFP Chapter 50th Anniversary Circle AFP FL, Suncoast Chapter* AFP MB, Manitoba Chapter* AFP VA, Tri-State Chapter* AFP IN, Indiana Chapter* AFP ON, Ottawa Chapter* AFP WI, Greater Milwaukee Chapter* AFP OH, North Central Chapter* AFP BC, Vancouver Island Chapter* Barbara H. Mulville, CFRE

www.afpnet.org • Annual Report 2009 • 11 or nearly 40 years the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy has promoted ethical and effective fundraising. It has provid- Fed more than $17 million in strategic capital to fund initiatives not covered by AFP member dues in support of AFP’s educational, research and awareness programs. This long tradition of success continued in 2009, despite the challenges of AFP Foundation for a weak economy. As a matter of fact, in 2009 the foundation raised more cash gifts than in any year in its history. Philanthropy Achieves... 2009 was the fifth year of the foundation’s Strategic Initiatives program. The goal of this major-gifts effort is to fund important initiatives of the AFP strategic plan: promoting youth involvement in philanthropy, building knowledge of fundraising in diverse communities, improving and expanding education and training of fundraisers and promoting ethical fundraising. More than $365,000 has been raised Record Success for strategic initiatives, and the prospects for 2010 are strong. Supporting fundraising professionals in building in A challenging knowledge and skills through educational scholarships has long been a major focus of the foundation. Through the Chamberlain Scholars program, for example, the economy foundation offers every AFP chapter the opportunity to have one of its members attend the annual AFP International Conference on Fundraising. In 2009, 126 Chamberlain Scholars attended the conference in New Orleans. In the nine years of the foundation’s Chamberlain Scholarship program, more than 1,000 scholarships have been awarded. The foundation’s ongoing commitment to support research was strengthened in 2009. With funding provided by a major multiyear gift from Legacy Leaders, the foundation provided AFP with a research grant in the area of planned giving. And, for the fourth year, the foundation continued to provide major support for the AFP Research Council grants program. In addition, the long-standing Skystone Ryan Prize for Research on Fundraising and Philanthropy was awarded again. The Every Member Campaign (EMC), a vital part of the foundation’s development program, raised more than $470,000 in 2009. Through the generous support of AFP members and supporters who contributed more than 6,800 gifts to the EMC Donald G. Rizzo, and its other campaigns, the annual fund raised a total of more than $695,000. This success would not have been possible with- CFRE, Chair out the dedicated fundraising efforts of so many chapter leaders and other volunteers. Also, for the first time, RuffaloCODY of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, provided pro bono services for our Every Member Campaign calling program, saving the foundation con- siderable expense. Our thanks to all! In 2009, 146 chapters supported the Chapter Treasury Campaign (a 14 percent increase over 2008), and a record-high 68 chapters achieved 100 percent participation from their board members in the EMC (a 58 percent increase over the previous year). Equally exciting was the 100 percent participation by the AFP and AFP foundation boards and AFP staff. Special thanks go to our newest members of the Omega Circle for their generous planned gifts to the foundation. We are excited by our partnership with AFP in the Leadership Society. Now in its fifth year, the Leadership Society invites interested and qualified past board and committee members to become re-engaged with AFP and the AFP foundation. The 52 members are making substantive leadership contributions to our programs and operations. They also make a significant annual gift and all have cumulative giving of $10,000 and more. During 2010, the foundation will not only emphasize major-gift Curtis C. Deane, support for AFP’s strategic initiatives that benefit members and the profession, but also continue its long-time support of CFRE, CAE, scholarships, training, research and awards to recognize outstanding achievement in our fundraising community. It is a program President of work that all members of our community are invited to embrace and support.

12 • Annual Report 2009 • www.afpnet.org AFP Foundation for Philanthropy 2009 Officers and Directors

Officers Melinda Conway Callahan, CFRE Barbara Larson Paulette V. Maehara, CFRE, CAE Presbyterian Villages of Michigan American Red Cross, Santa Clara Association of Fundraising Professionals Chair Southfield, Mich. Valley Chapter Arlington, Va. Donald G. Rizzo, CFRE San Jose, Calif. University of Hartford Gary M. Cole, Ed.D., CFRE Andrea McManus, CFRE West Hartford, Conn. Cook Children’s Health Foundation David J. Madson, ACFRE The Development Group Fort Worth, Texas CSU-East Bay Calgary, Alberta Chair-Elect Hayward, Calif. William M. Moran, FAHP, ACFRE Bernadine Douglas, CFRE St. Vincent’s Foundation Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Birmingham, Ala. Daytona Beach, Fla.

Vice Chair, Fundraising D.C. Dreger, ACFRE Gary L. Good, CFRE D’Alessandro, Inc. 2009 Leadership Society Pacific Symphony Duluth, Ga. Irvine, Calif. We thank the members of the Leadership Society who actively support our work as board Laura L. Fike, CFRE Secretary/Treasurer The Children’s Medical Center and committee members, mentors and advisers. Their leadership and counsel enhance Susan F. Rice, Ed.D., ACFRE Dayton, Ohio the profession by advancing ethical and effective fundraising internationally. Members of SFR Consulting the Leadership Society demonstrate sustaining commitment to the AFP foundation through Los Angeles, Calif. Kevin J. Foyle, CFRE Rice University their individual, cumulative giving of at least $10,000 and annual gifts of $1,000 or more. President Houston, Texas Curtis C. Deane, CFRE, CAE 2009 Leadership Society Members: Association of Fundraising Professionals Gail L. Freeman Arlington, Va. Freeman Philanthropic Services, LLC Sandra A. Adams, ACFRE Gail L. Freeman Claudia A. Looney, FAHP Patricia Rich, ACFRE New York, N.Y. Jimmie R. Alford, CFRE Paul M. Gardner, Ph.D., CFRE Linda Lysakowski, ACFRE Donald G. Rizzo, CFRE Board of Directors Heather Gee, CAP, CFRE Anthony R. Alonso Mary Jean Gilbert, CFRE Paulette V. Maehara, CFRE, CAE Michael J. Rosen, CFRE The Philadelphia Foundation William F. Bartolini, Ph.D., ACFRE Walter R. Gillette, III, ACFRE Thomas W. Mesaros, CFRE Eugene Scanlan, Ph.D., CFRE Anthony R. Alonso Philadelphia, Pa. Alphonce J. Brown, Jr., ACFRE Gary L. Good, CFRE Ann H. Moffitt, ACFRE Martha H. Schumacher, ACFRE Advantage Consulting Timothy R. Burcham, CFRE Margaret A. Guellich, CFRE William M. Moran, FAHP, ACFRE Philip G. Schumacher, ACFRE Fairfield, N.J. Roberta A. Healey, MBA, NHA, ACFRE Donald A. Campbell, Jr., CFRE Roberta A. Healey, MBA, NHA, Colette M. Murray, J.D., CFRE E. Ramone Segree, CFRE Simpson Senior Services Robert E. Carter, CFRE ACFRE Carol J. Numrich, CFRE Scott C. Staub, ACFRE Brian J. Bonde, ACFRE West Chester, Pa. Children’s Care Hospital Foundation Barbara L. Ciconte, CFRE Suzanne Hittman Kathleen E. Pavelka, CFRE Dennis Stefanacci, ACFRE Sioux Falls, S.D. Audrey P. Kintzi, ACFRE Thomas J. Clark, CAE Susan Earl Hosbach, CFRE Janice Gow Pettey, CFRE Paul J. Strawhecker, MPA, ACFRE Courage Center David M. Coyne, CFRE Yezdyar S. Kaoosji, CFRE Jill A. Pranger, ACFRE Don W. Taylor, CFRE Kristina J. Carlson, CFRE Minneapolis, Minn. Robert J. Crandall, CFRE Marcia M. Kerz, CFRE Paul Pribbenow, Ph.D., CFRE Ketchum, Inc. Charter members appear in bold type. Lona M. Farr, Ph.D., ACFRE Barbara Larson Nancy K. Racette, CFRE Reported as of Dec. 31, 2009 Dallas, Texas Shauna Klein, MA Robert E. Fogal, Ph.D., ACFRE Stephen M. Levy, CFRE Susan F. Rice, Ed.D., ACFRE Big Brothers Big Sisters of Toronto Toronto, Ontario

www.afpnet.org • Annual Report 2009 • 13 Fifteen Members Inducted Into the Omega Circle

he Omega Circle of the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy welcomed T15 members in October 2009 at the Omega Circle Induction Dinner held in Orlando, Fla. The Omega Circle recognizes donors who have made a planned gift valued at $5,000 or more to the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy or the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy–Canada. Members of the Omega Circle Class of 2009 represent the breadth and scope of the fundraising community who share a collective commitment to the future of the profession. AFP Foundation for Philanthropy Chair Donald G. Rizzo, CFRE, presided over the Omega Induction Dinner, which was held in conjunction with the AFP Leadership Academy and the fall board meetings of AFP and the AFP foundation.

Omega Circle Class of 2009

Michael J. Baker, CFRE Ann M. Hale, CFRE Joshua R. Newton, CFRE Marlboro, N.J. Anchorage, Alaska Atlanta, Ga. Front row (l to r): John Elliott Joslin, CFRE; Tanya Little, CFRE; Luce Moreau, CFRE; Joshua R. Newton, CFRE; Marc S. Saffren, CFRE. Back row (l to r): Ronald F. Barisano, CFRE John Elliott Joslin, CFRE Marc S. Saffren, CFRE Michael J. Baker, CFRE; Ronald F. Barisano, CFRE; Michael Delzotti, CFRE; Millville, N.J. Charlotte, N.C. Manorville, N.Y Patrick J. Feeley, CFRE; Gary L. Good, CFRE; Ann M. Hale, CFRE. Not pic- Mark Climie-Elliott, CFRE Tania Little, CFRE Jan and Stanley Weinstein, ACFRE tured are: Mark Climie-Elliott, CFRE, Yvette Delzotti, Claudia A. Looney, FAHP, Toronto, Ontario Toronto, Ontario Albuquerque, N.M. Joshua R. Newton, CFRE, and Jan and Stanley Weinstein, ACFRE Yvette and Michael Delzotti, CFRE Claudia A. Looney, FAHP Houston, Texas Los Angeles, Calif. Patrick J. Feeley, CFRE Paul McNair Philadelphia, Pa. Victoria, B.C. Gary L. Good, CFRE Luce Moreau, CFRE Irvine, Calif. Montreal, Quebec

14 • Annual Report 2009 • www.afpnet.org Paul J. Strawhecker, MPA, ACFRE Ω 2009 Individual Leadership Donors Don W. Taylor, CFRE Ω Robert Ernest Wahlers, CFRE Ω The AFP Foundation for Philanthropy and the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy – Canada would like to thank the many Andrew Watt, FlnstF Ω David P. Whitehead donors who contributed to the foundations’ success in 2009. Karla A Williams, ACFRE Karen D. Willson, CFRE Meritorious Patron Curtis C. Deane, CAE, CFRE Ω Donald A Campbell, Jr., CFRE Ω Barbara Larson Ω ($50,000–$99,999) Patrick Feeley, CFRE Ω Canadian Leadership Delegates Patricia F. Lewis, ACFRE Ω Ω Omega Circle member Alice L. Ferris, ACFRE Ω Robert E. Carter, CFRE Ω Linda Lindsay, CFRE Estate of Leslie W. Brown, CFRE Ω Laura L. Fike, MA, CFRE Sean D. Carter, CFRE Ω Tania Little, CFRE Ω Partner Paul M. Gardner, Ph.D., CFRE Ω Thomas J. Clark, CAE Ω Ellen Livingston Ω ($10,000–$24,999) Gary L. Good, CFRE Ω Mark Climie-Elliott, CFRE Ω Claudia A. Looney, FAHP Ω 2009 Organization Claude H. Grizzard, Sr. Virginia L. Johnson Vincent F. Connelly David J. Madson, ACFRE Ω Donors Susan F. Rice, Ed.D., ACFRE Ω John Kelleher, CFRE Ω Matthew S. Cottle, CFRE Grant E. Martin, CFRE Marcia M. Kerz, CFRE Shirlene Courtis, CFRE Ω Richard K. Martin, CFRE Distinguished Patron ($100,000–$249,999) Patron Audrey P. Kintzi, ACFRE Ω Helen Clark Dannelly Bryan McKinnon Association of Fundraising Professionals * ($5,000–$9,999) Martha M. Kirkland Ω Bernadine Douglas, CFRE Sen. Terry M. Mercer, CFRE Ω RuffaloCODY * Joan V. Black, CFRE Harry Lynch, CFRE D. C. Dreger, ACFRE Ω Thomas W. Mesaros, CFRE Ω Gail L. Freeman Ω Linda Lysakowski, ACFRE Ω Paul A. Dunne, CFRE Ann H. Moffitt, ACFRE Ω Meritorious Patron ($50,000–$99,999) # Robbe A. Healey, MBA, NHA, ACFRE Ω William M. Moran, FAHP, ACFRE Ω Lona M. Farr, Ph.D., ACFRE Luce Moreau, CFRE Ω Campbell and Company Changing Our World # Stephen M. Levy, CFRE Ω Colette M. Murray, CFRE Ω Robert E. Fogal, Ph.D., ACFRE Ω Mark A. Neville, CFRE CCS # Paulette V. Maehara, CAE, CFRE Ω Nancy Kelly Racette, CFRE Ω Kevin J. Foyle, CFRE Ω Joshua R. Newton, CFRE Ω Freeman Philanthropic Services # Carol J. Numerich, CFRE Ω Philip G. Schumacher, ACFRE Ω Derek D. Fraser, CFRE Nicholas Offord Legacy Leaders # Scott C. Staub, ACFRE Ω Jay Frey, CFRE Ω Kathleen E. Pavelka, CFRE Founder’s Club Heather Gee, CAP, CFRE Mark S. Peterson, CFRE Honored Patron ($25,000–$49,999) President’s Club ($3,500–$4,999) Amanda Gellman Ω Janice Gow Pettey, CFRE Ω ALFORD GROUP INC. # Kristina J. Carlson, CFRE ($1,000–$1,999) Mary Jean Gilbert, CFRE Ω Jane Potentier, CFRE Ω Pascal Murray # Suzanne Hittman Ω Sandra A. Adams, ACFRE Ω Walter R. Gillette, ACFRE Ω Jill A. Pranger, ACFRE Ω Andrea McManus, CFRE Ω Nowshad Ali, CFRE Marshall H. Ginn, CFRE Paul Pribbenow, Ph.D., CFRE Partner ($10,000–$24,999) Estate of Milton J. Murray, FAHP Ω James H. Allen, ACFRE Travis N. Gray Deborah Rabe-San Román, CFRE The Philadelphia Foundation Donald G. Rizzo, CFRE Ω Helen B. Arnold, CFRE Pati Greenwood, CFRE Patricia Rich, ACFRE Patron ($5,000–$9,999) Terry B. Axelrod Margaret A. Guellich, CFRE Ω Hazel Richards, CFRE Advantage FundRaising Consulting * Stewards’ Club Ron Bailey, CFRE Lori Gusdorf, CAE Ω Barbara Gill Rogus, CFRE Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation ($2,000–$3,499) Michael J. Baker, CFRE Ω Ω Ann M. Hale, CFRE Michael J. Rosen, CFRE Ketchum, Inc. Jimmie R. Alford Ω Brian J. Bonde, ACFRE Ω Bill Hallett, Ph.D., ACFRE Ω Karen Rotko-Wynn, CFRE Ω Anthony R. Alonso June J. Bradham, CFRE Ω Marnie Hill, CFRE Ω Marc S. Saffren, CFRE Ω Stewards’ Club ($2,000–$3,499) William F. Bartolini, PhD, ACFRE Ω Felicia H. Brant Susan Earl Hosbach, CFRE Ω Eugene Scanlan, Ph.D. Skystone Ryan Christina Barwinsky Alphonce H. Brown, Jr., ACFRE Ω John Elliott Joslin, CFRE Ω Jeanne E. Schmelzer, CFRE The H B E Foundation Pam Carroll Ω Timothy R. Burcham, CFRE Yezdyar S. Kaoosji, CFRE Ω Martha H. Schumacher, ACFRE Ω # Multiyear Commitment Barbara L. Ciconte, CFRE Juan Calixto, CFRE Daniel Q. Kelley E. Ramone Segree, CFRE Ω * In-Kind Gift Gary M. Cole, Ed.D., CFRE Melinda Conway Callahan, CFRE Ω John G. Kelly Steven S. Smith, CFRE Robert J. Crandall, CFRE Ω LTC Kevin J. Callanan, CFRE Shauna Klein, MA Ω Dennis Stefanacci, ACFRE Ω

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Sterling Medalist Megan Campbell, CFRE ($250 – $499) June M. Cason, CFRE Kenneth Cerini Alexcia Adams, CFRE 2009 Individual Frank Cerisano Christina Adams Jennifer Charpentier Guy Adams Pamela Michel Chavez Doug Alexander Ω Kathy Chennault Donors Laura Alexander Nancy S. Clark Ω April D. Anthony Dolores Coutts, CAE, CFRE Sally A. Archer, CFRE The AFP Foundation for Philanthropy and the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy – Canada Maureen Cover-Bryan Jeannette J. Archer-Simons would like to thank the many donors who contributed to the foundations’ success in 2009. David M. Coyne, CFRE Ω Bert Armstrong Anita B. Crisp Sue Bailey Lynn Croneberger, CFRE Peggy E. Darby, CFRE Steve Baker Ω Platinum Medalist Cathy Mann, CFRE Janet S. Curtis, CFRE Donovan Management, Inc Claudette Baker ($750 – $999) Paul E. Marcus, CFRE Deborah Dale, CFRE Delphia A. Duckens Ken Mayhew Ω Kathleen K. Barger, CFRE Michael Davies Susan Lasker Dankoff Vincent Emile Duckworth, CFRE Nancy F. McConnell, CFRE Sara Battison Scott Decksheimer, CFRE Geannine L. Darby, CFRE Nan G. Duhon, CFRE Susan McIsaac Nicole Beaulieu Victoria A. Emmons, CFRE Michael Davy, CFRE Kelley Y Durham Carol McKeever Helene Belisle James N. Falk, CFRE Jocelyne Daw Yvonne Frey Oppenheimer John Milentis, CFRE Mary Lou Bell, CFRE Theresa F. Haenn, CFRE Ω Margaret Dawkins, CFRE Kenneth C. Frisch, ACFRE Susan Mullin, CFRE Robert Rene Benavidez Charles A. Johnson Ω Eric W. Dean, FAHP, CFRE Ω Jon W. Galloway Suzanne Munroe, CFRE Donald L. Bentz Barbara R. Levy, ACFRE Ω Michael Delzotti, CFRE Ω Scott Garrepy Sara L. Niemeyer, CFRE Timothy Benz Timothy D. Logan, ACFRE Jason Demers, CFRE Ω Patricia Hardy, ACFRE Tina M. Palmer, CFRE Nina P. Berkheiser, CFRE Jaye M. Lopez Gregory Demetriou Jane R. Heimerdinger Gail Perry, CFRE Patricia O. Bjorhovde Ω John C. Olberding Jill M. Dotts, CFRE Les Helmuth, CFRE Jamie Phillippe, CFRE Jean Bjorseth Kevin A. Peter, CFRE Michael Driebe, CFRE John W. Hicks, CFRE Debra Ramage, CFRE Samantha Blauwkamp Robert Pierpont Ω Heidi Droegemueller Michael E. Blimes Ω Jim D. Hilborn Stuart Reid Dr. Roland C. Dubay, CFRE Nancy Withbroe, CFRE Blair T. Blum Edie Holzapfel, CFRE Sandra Renner, CFRE Brian E. Duclos, CFRE Nikki E Bonamarte Grace Hong Mark A. Roberts, CFRE Margie Puerta Edson, CFRE Gold Medalist Debra Bond-Gorr, CFRE Christine Jeffers, CFRE Rosebud by Nancy Clark Walt Eilers ($500 – $749) Ω Ω Julie S. Bornhoeft, CFRE Donna B. Johnson, CSPG, CFRE J. Patrick Ryan Linda Eisenhart, CFRE Zoltan A. Karpathy, ACFRE Michelle Sherbun, ACC, CEC, AELC Mary Bowyer, CFRE Joseph Edward Anderson Steven Endicott, CFRE Wanda L. Kay Joe Skvara, CFRE Diane Boyle Robert L. Balthaser, CFRE Bill M. Ennis Michelle Keegan Peggy A. Smith, CSPG, CFRE John Branelly Brant Bousquet, CFRE Leslie V. Esposito, Jr., CFRE Diana Kelker, CFRE Charles R. Stephens Ω John Brannelly, Jr. Keith Burwell, CFRE Ellen Ewert, CFRE Alan Joseph Kelly Carol A. Stevie Laurel C. Brennan Anita Barnett Campbell, CFRE J.B. Michael Farrell, FAHP Ken Kissick Jan Swauger Jeanne M. Brodeur Carol L. Carbary, CFRE Ann Filosa John Kivimaki, CFRE Lise D Twiford Colleen Bromen Carole Chabot, CFRE Susan Ann Fink Vicki Kranenburg Jane Walstrom, CFRE Kirsten B Bullock, CFRE Rosalie Courage R. Scott Fortnum, CFRE Beverly Lenihan, CFRE David E Wiercinski, CFRE Birgit Smith Burton Robert N. Croft, CFRE Patrice Frank Dianne Lister, LL.B., CFRE Barbara R Bushnell Janice Crumpacker, CFRE Melanie Frazier, CFRE Carlos L. Madrid Varela Suzanne P. Cabrera, CFRE Patricia Chambers Daly Katherine L. Friend, CFRE

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Sterling Medalist— William Leh, CFRE Hal C. Reed, Esq., CFRE Tracy Schleyer, CFRE Wayne Laurence Steer Phil Levson James R. Rennert, CFRE Cynthia L Schmidt, CFRE Shereitte C. Stokes, III, ACFRE continued Victor L. Lisciani Kim L. Rhinehelder John D Schmitt, CFRE Susan Storey, CFRE Geoff Lloyd Carleen K. Rhodes, CFRE Ω Gary Schrenk, CFRE Ω Marc D. Suntup Kate Frillmann, CFRE Nada Maalouf Janice H. Rice, CFRE Constance B. Schwartz, CFRE Sharon T. Svensson, CFRE Jeffrey L. Fuller, CFRE Leona J. MacDonald James L. Richardson, Jr. Amy Scrivner Sonya Swiridjuk, CFRE Karen E. Galentine Lee A. MacVaugh Kimberly Richardson Mr. Joseph Serviss Tekla Syers Bruce Ganger Donna J. Marino David G. Ricks, CFRE Mary E. Shannon Barbara Ellen Talisman Roxann D. Garcia, CFRE John Marshall Peter D. Rittenhouse Camille B. Shy, CFRE Cheryl Taylor Colleen C. Garland Lisa Maska, CFRE Linda Brown Rivelis, CFRE Nicholas B. Simmonds, CFRE Rochelle KP. Thomas Laura Gatensby, CFRE D. John McKenzie Craig A. Rocklin Krystine Sipple, CFRE Steven Titlebaum, CFRE Elizabeth Gauthier, CFRE Donna McLennan, CFRE Melba Rodriguez Susan G. Sirkus, CFRE Sanae Tokumura, APR, ACFRE Joseph Michael Gillmer CFRE CSPG Michael W. McNeely Laura Rossmann, CFRE Roberta L. Skipton, CFRE Richard Tollefson, Jr. Edith A. Glassey, CFRE Angela McQueen Ronald G. Rozema Carolyn Slack Barbara S. Travis Shannon Goodman-Boone Bonnie Megley Frances Rozner, CFRE Lynn Smith, CMP Ω Tina Triano Melinda Gorny McAleer, CFRE Brenda Michael-Haggard, CFRE Deborah Salisbury Roberto M. Soto-Acosta Ω Jennifer Turner David E. Guyer, CFRE Marquis Miller Luanne Samuel, CFRE Shawn St. Michael Lawrence E. Tuttle, CFRE Dr. F. Duke Haddad, CFRE Pamela Miller Jeremy L. Scarbrough Diane Louise Stanton Nollind van Bryce, CFRE Eileen Hayden, CFRE Gail Gibson Milnor Philip T. Schavone Dennis Alan Steele John Van Duzer Pauline Urbano Hechler, CFRE Deborah L. Montonen, CFRE Linna Morgan, CFRE Doris H. Heiser, CFRE Ω Jerry W. Henry, CFRE Heather K. Morgan, CFRE James R. Hickey, CFRE Julia A Morrone Valerie Hoey, CFRE Juliette Mucha Endowments Nicci Noble, CFRE Susan Horvath, CFRE The AFP Foundation for Philanthropy manages Patricia F. Lewis Ethics Endowment Fund Kathryn Hostetler, CFRE Gail G. Nordheimer, CFRE Paul F. Nowak, CFRE endowment funds that provide resources for scholar- John R. Miltner Leadership Development Jeffrey E. Hough Fund Lynn J. Hoy, CFRE Rosemary Oliver, CFRE ships, research, awards and speaker programs. Many Barbara H. Mulville Endowment Fund Jan Hughes Bernadette O’Shea of the funds are established as a tribute to those who Carol J. Numrich Endowment Fund Heather E. Hurst Elliott S. Oshry, CFRE have made significant contributions to philanthropy. Pierpont/Welde Research Library Fund Paula Jenkins, CFRE Alyssa Ceniza Osian Chanda B. Parrett, CFRE Edgar Powell Endowment Fund Scott W. Johnson, CFRE Margye S. Baumgardner Endowment Fund First Course Faculty Scholar Endowment Allen Peckham Henry Rosso Endowment Fund Paulanne Jushkevich, M.A., CFRE Alphonce J. Brown, Jr. Endowment for Fund Joyce W. Penland, CFRE Blair Schreyer Endowment Fund Denice Keliikoa, CFRE Excellence in Leadership Mary Jean Gillman-Gilbert Endowment Fund Meggan Kerber, CFRE Karen Perry Site Services/Mirman Endowment Fund Karen Ann Petrucelli, CFRE Ω Donald A. Campbell, Jr., Scholarship Fund Maurice Gurin Endowment Fund Charles D. Kimpel, CFRE Skystone Ryan Research Endowment Fund Rick Politte, CFRE Ron and Pam Carroll Endowment for Donald Johnson Memorial Endowment Fund Nicholas J. Koas Peggy Torosion Endowment Fund Robin Porter International Development Charles L. Lawson Endowment Fund Jeffrey Kost Washington, DC, Chapter Endowment Fund Allison Porter Gale Clarke Ellsworth Endowment Fund Marjorie K. and Stephen M. Levy Karen Bates Kress J. Richard Wilson Memorial Fund Lois E. Kundel, CFRE PPC Foundation Jeanne De Lille Memorial Scholarship Philanthropic Professional Education Ernest W. Wood Endowment Fund Clyde W. Kunz, CFRE Kathleen A. Provost, CFRE Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Valetta Lay Cynthia Quigley Laura Kay Rand

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Catherine C Veal David J. Amborn, CFRE Nichole Barnes Dr. Bruce L. Blumer Beth Brown Barbara L. Walker, CFRE Valdijah Ambrose W. David Barnes, CFRE Janice Bobo, CFRE Cynthia Gwyn Brown Susan E. Waschler, CFRE Laura Amerman Cathy L. Barr, CFRE Lisa Ann Boccia, CFRE Marilyn Brown Christopher Watson Cynthia B. Anderson, CFRE M. Patricia Barrett David M. Bodah, M.B.A., CFRE Nancy M. Brown, CFRE Brian L. Weiner Laurie S Anderson Richard D. Barrett Richard Bohrer, CFRE Pam Brown, CFRE Catherine C. Wemette, MPA William C. Andreas, CFRE Larry Bartley, CFRE Larry G. Boles, CFRE Audrey Brownell, CFRE Judy Whittier, CFRE Ann Andrusyszyn, CFRE Louisa Basarrate, CFRE Jacquelyn M Bonavia Hilary A. Brown-Kruchowy, CFRE Dr. Hunter M. Wight Jay Angeletti Tim Bauer James Bonner Beth Brummel Jeffrey R. Wilcox, CFRE Lesly Bosch Annen Kathy M. Beattie, CFRE Linda Bonomi Donna M. Bruner, CFRE Barbara E. Witte Kim Anthony, CFRE Ann L. Beatty Richard R. Boone, III, CFRE Tim Bruner R. Peter Wolf, Ph.D., CFRE Bruce M. Arbit, CFRE Barbara Becker, CFRE Andrea L. Bork, CFRE Daniel P. Brunette Scott T. Wolterink, CFRE Monique Archambault, CFRE Cynthia Behrmann Jessica Bouchard, CFRE Martha B. Bryans, CFRE Dr. Kay Yates Brian Archimbaud, CFRE Dan Beirute Mendal A. Bouknight Briette Bryant Marion T. Yongue Tim Ardillo, CFRE Beverly Beisgen, CFRE Brian J. Bowden, CFRE Karmen Hendrix Bryant Robin Zanotti, ACFRE Mr. Manny J Arencibia Suzanne Belanger, CFRE Mark Bowman Kari Bryde Allan Arlett Christine Bell, CFRE Audrey C. Boys Patricia Ann Bucek Silver Medalist Kimberly A. Armenti Michael L. Bell Hope Bradberry, CFRE Michelle Turner Buchanan, CFRE ($100 – $249) Cynthia June Armour, CFRE Nina M. Bell, CFRE Colleen A. Brade, CFRE Jay R. Bucher Barbara A. Armstrong, CFRE Claude Bellemarre Linda Bradley Lawrence R. Buck, ACFRE Wendy Aaron Jane Pope Arnett, CFRE Barbara Ben-Horin Vince Bradley Anne S. Budill M. Ann Abbe Patricia R. Arnold, CFRE Michael L. Bennett Lea S. Bramnick Amy Cole Buehler Stephanie Ackerman Susan W. Arnold Marilyn Benuska, CFRE Amy Brand Cynthia J. Bullock, CFRE Darcie Acton, CFRE Ω Victoria E. Arrand Kristen Berchtold, CFP Kathy Brand Tricia G. Bunten, CFRE Stephani A. Agg, CFRE Carylann Assante Suzanne Berger Kelly E. Brandon, CFRE Penelope Burk Joan H. Ainsworth, CFRE John Malcolm Aste Betty H. Bergstrom, CFRE John Branton David L. Burkhardt, CFRE Sam Albert Malcolm Aste Robert A. Berkhof, CFRE Priscilla A. Bratcher, CFRE Karen Burns, CFRE David L. Alderfer, CFRE Renee Aten, CFRE Nancy Berry, CFRE H. Dudley Bray Josie Burri Adele M. Alderman, CFRE Bill Avery Stephen D. Best Laura Breeze, CFRE Melissa M. Burtless Roger D. Ali, CFRE David Lee Bach Courtney Best Kwi Nam Brennan, CFRE Jo Ann Burton Kathy Allan, CFRE Michael A. Bacon, CFRE Kathleen Betz Tami Brenneman Rachelle Bussell, CFRE David Scott Allen Zak Bailey, CFRE Richard Bieler Gary Brewer, CFRE Rosi Bustamante Deborah Howe Allen Kimberley Bailey John M Biggins Mark Brewer Stacy A. Caddey, CFRE Richard Allen, CLU Reade Baker, CFRE Charles Birdie Gerard Briand Linda R. Cadigan, MA Richard C. Allen Stephen C. Baker Holli Bjerland Kimberly Mathews Britton Corinne Cadou Dr. Suzanne Allen Timothy J Balconi Peggy Wulff Blackard, CFRE Dr. W. D. Broadway Ω Dr. Robert Cahen, Ph.D. Michael F. Allyn Robin L.T. Ballard Barbara Blackwell Merle Evans Brodie, CFRE Debbie Callahan Sara Alonzo Marilyn Bancel, CFRE Peter W. Blakely Trish Bronsch Gloria G. Callihan Julie Alsup Janice Bandrofchak Marilyn L. Blanchette, CFRE Jessie L. Brooks, CFRE Maureen Calloway Kelly Altland Brendan Bannigan Annette Blaschke B. Ann Brossia, CFRE Martin Camacho Richard Altomonte Lynn Baran McCarthy Joan Blight Patricia Broughton, CFRE James Campbell, CFRE Bari Amadio Ms. Danese Bardot Jennifer N. Blohm, CFRE Sandy S. Broughton Mary C. Campbell Robin S. Amato, CFRE Jeffrey W. Barhite Carl Bloom Anthony J. Brown Stan Campbell, CFRE Margaret A. Amatore Viki L. Barie, CFRE Ginny Blossom, CFRE Barbara L. Brown Sonya Campion, CFRE

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Silver Medalist— Karyn Cilker Harvey W. Cohen Michelle Conklin, CFRE Sharon Jewell Corrigan, CFRE Daniel G. Clapin, ACFRE Mary Colacurci Catherine M. Connolly, CFRE Stephanie Cory, CFRE continued Kim Clark Christina Colandro Jeff A. Conway, CFRE Barry Cosel-Pieper, CFRE Patricia L. Clark Cynthia L. Colbert Vicki S. Cook, CFRE Glen W. Cosper, ACFRE Ω Julie Whelan Capell Linda Clemow, CFRE Donna W. Coleman, CFRE Gia Alessandra Coone Pamela A. Costanzi John P. Capurso Susan B. Clemow Maureen A Coleman Allan Cooper Debra A. Costlow Paul M. Carey Sister Denise A. Clifford, SL Cynthia Collantes Dianne M. Coopman Kathleen S. Cotnoir Jennifer B. Carlisle Geoffrey Close, CIMA Stanton F. Collemer Larry W. Coppock, CFRE Susan H. Coulter Diane M. Carlson Jared A. Close Barry D. Collins Patricia A. Corcoran, CFRE Michael J. Countryman Barbara A Carney, CFRE Anne Cobban Kathy Compton Wendy Cornett Joanne Courtien Mary Ellen D. Carpino Sharon Cocuzza Toni L Condon I. Leticia Coronado-Hansen Sarah C. Coviello, CFRE Adrianna Carr Joan E. Carr, Ph.D. Lawrence F. Carroll Sue Carruthers, FAHP Daphne Carter Major-Gifts Program Strengthens Philanthropy Felecia Carter Julie Deen Carter Major gifts to the foundation each year support strategic than 250 AFP leaders participated in a comprehensive Danny Casey initiatives that broaden the scope of the profession and leadership educational program designed to strengthen and Thomas L. Cassada enhance its impact. Major gifts in 2009 supported four empower the nonprofit sector. Kenann Cassidy, CFRE significant AFP strategic initiatives: the Color of Money Gifts from individuals were directed in 2009 to sponsor Valerie Castles, CFRE conference, the AFP Leadership Academy, the Fifth Annual participation in the Fifth Annual Hemispheric Congress on Mella A. Castner Hemispheric Congress on Fundraising and commemoration John H. Cauley, Jr., CFRE Fundraising held in November in Saõ Paulo, Brazil. This of the AFP 50th anniversary in 2010. Merry Cavanaugh congress offered a multicultural forum for learning from Melanie Cawthon Leadership for the Color of Money conference was provided experienced, international fundraisers who shared insights Meredith H. Celentano by the Greater Philadelphia Chapter, AFP international, on effective fundraising strategies and techniques in Latin Shauna A.S. Chabot, CFRE The National Center for Black Philanthropy and the AFP America. Brent P. Chambers, CFRE foundation working to foster full participation and inclusion Nancy Chancellor In 2009, the AFP foundation launched a major-gifts of persons of color in all aspects of fundraising. The AFP Richard F. Charles, CFRE campaign to commemorate AFP’s 50th anniversary in foundation is most appreciative of grant funding received Carol L. Cheney 2010. Gifts are directed to one of three areas: the 50th Mary Anne Chern, FAHP, ACFRE from The Philadelphia Foundation, presenting conference Anniversary Strategic Initiative to fund special programs Jan L. Chester sponsor; McPherson & Associates and Temple University, “Honoring Our Past … Inspiring Our Future”; the AFP Mary A Chicoine program sponsors; and the National Philanthropic Trust, Ethics Curriculum Strategic Initiative to create a standard- Craig Thomas Chindemi supporting sponsor of the Conference. Leslie J. Choitz ized ethics curriculum to be used throughout the nonprofit Alyssa Cholodofsky, CFRE A grant from the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation of sector; and the fund for the Future, held by the AFP foun- Phil Christian Winter Park, Fla., supported the 2009 AFP Leadership dation to fund unique projects and sustain the foundation’s Patricia M. Christie, CFRE Academy held in November 2009 in Orlando, Fla. More ability to promote ethical and effective fundraising. Corbett Christie Jim J. Chroust, CFRE

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Silver Medalist— Nancy J. Davis, CFRE Mark Bruce Dubowe Phyllis Fergusson, CFRE Via Garafola Yulanda N. Davis-Quarrie, CFRE Helen A. Dudkewic, CFRE Joseph Ferraro, CFRE Karen Garbaccio continued Mark J. Davy Brenda K. Duello, CFRE Lisa Ferraro, CFRE Sharon Garland John W. Dawe, CFRE Kerry Dufour John M. Fettig, CFRE John F. Garofalo, CFRE Julie Ellsworth Cox, CFRE Doug Dawson Richard Dulaney Robert W. Feucht Don L. Garrett, CFRE Martha Cox Charles E. Day, CFRE Kimberly Conway Dumpson, Esq. Karen Filbert Mary G Garrote Suzanna Coxhead Marcus A. De Costa Holly H. Duncan, CFRE Heather Filipowicz, CFRE Heather C. Gaskins, CFRE Robert W. Cradle Rita K. De Young Robin E. Dunn, CFRE Kathleen Emmett Filosa, CFRE Sandra A. Gaspar Michelle D. Cramer, CFRE Bobby Dean, Jr., CFRE Richard Durity Linnie H. Finley Ed Gatensby Jacqueline Crawford Marie Bloom Deckert, CFRE Bohdan Durkacz Carole Fish, CFRE Blanche Gaynor Vince Crawford John DeCristoforo Teresa Dusil Amanda E. Fisher, CFRE Diane M. Gedeon-Martin Marilyn Cristofori Paul H. DeGeest Paul G. Dyer Rochelle D. Fisher Chantal Gelinas, CFRE Linda Crofton Mario John DellaPina, CFRE J. Frederick Eagle, III Jacqueline S. Flanagan, CFRE R. Michael George Carrie S. Croley Perry D. Dement Michael Eason Peter Fleischmann Sara George Christina Cronin Carol A. DeMoulin John F. Eastman Lois A. Flemming, CFRE Grant Gilbert, CFRE Catherine Crooker, CFRE Leanne Denis, CFRE Patricia Eaton Bruce W. Flessner JoEllen Giles, CFRE Larry Crouch, CFRE Neil J. Dentzer Sue Edwards Robert M. Fockler Larry A. Gilhousen, CFRE Claudia Irene Cucitro Cindy DeSilva Dr. Gregory William Edwards Vickie L Fogel Scherry S. Gilliland, CFRE Karen S. Cullings Anne Dewey, CFRE Susan C. Edwards Bernie J. Forestell Diann Gilmore Carol Ann CullIvan Jane Dewey Patricia G. Egan, CFRE MaryEllen E. Forgay William R. Gioielli, CFRE Vicki Cummings E. Paul Dietrich, CFRE Jane Egbert, CFRE Cynthia H Frahm Maria Gitin Torres, CFRE Louise C. Cummings, CFRE E. Kearney Dietz Cindy A. Eller Zulema Franco Marsha Gittleman David Cupps Michelle DiMuro, CFRE Philip T. Ellmore, Ph.D., CFRE Cynthia J. Frank Gary Gladstone, CFRE Mary K. Curran-Downey Lisa J. Dinga, CFRE Donna B. Englander, CFRE Wendy Franklin Deborah Glassman, CFRE Paula A. Curtis, CFRE Donald G. Distelberg, CFRE Jeanne Engle Nancy Franks Steve Glavan Joanna Curtis, CFRE Carol Diveny, MA Sharon B. Engle Ian M. Fraser Lisa Gleva, CFRE Paul David Cwynar Janet W. Doak Leah G. Eustace, CFRE Ω Vincent J. Fraumeni Sarah J. Gnerre, CFRE Karen Dackiw, CFRE Pamela Doherty, CFRE Lindsay R. Evans Dr. Greg C Frazier, CFRE Wayne Goebel James E. Dalton Beth Marie Dolinsek Scott Evans Steve French Joseph K. Goepfrich, CFRE Jeffrey D. Damron, CFRE Karen Dolyniuk, CFRE Josephine Wolfe Everly Vivienne R. French David S. Goettler, CPA Eileen Danahy, CFRE Roberta L. Donahue, CFRE Christine Ewing, CFRE Nancy Frick, CFRE Howard Golberg Anne-Michelle Daniel Barbara D’Onofrio-Getze Courtenay Fain Francine Friedman, CFRE Leonard Goldberg Judee Daniels, CFRE Ellen M. Donohoe Steve Falk Susan Frost, CFRE Brenda J. Goldsmith Ms. Sharon Danosky Leslie Dougherty Jean Falvey Laura J. Frye Henry Goldstein, CFRE Angela D’Aversa J. J. Doughtie Vinsen H. Faris, CFRE Jeffrey R. Fulgham, CFRE Terri Elise Goldstein, CFRE Lisa Mary Davey Emelda Douglas, CFRE Jerry Farnsworth Pilar Furlong Elaine Goldstine Diane L. David, CFRE Stacey A. Dowdle Jennifer A. Farrar, CFRE Myrna C. Fyfe, CFRE Princess Y. Goldthwaite, CMP Joanne David Marianne Downey, CFRE Catherine M. Farrell Tere T. Gade, CFRE Angie Golis-Yamamoto Adrienne Davidson, CFRE Mary E. Downey Ted M. Fauteux Catherine L Galante Maria Goncalves Michael David-Wilson, CFRE Tanya L. Downing Sarah Fawcett-Lee, CFRE Susan Galler Tanya G. Gonzales, CFRE James Davis, CPA Robert D. Driver, CFRE Carole Carle Fay Rita J Galowich Laura Goodman Joanne Davis, CFRE Michele Drumm Carole Sue Fenoglio, CFRE Febe Galvez Stacy Goodman Peter Drury Elseline Fenton Len Gamache, CFRE Jennifer S. Goodwin, CFRE

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Silver Medalist— Gen Haines Sarah Harrison Tari Hendrickson Edward T. Hogan, CFRE Deana Hale William A. Harrison Ω Michael J. Henley, CFRE Dana Hohlfelder continued Donald J Hale Lisa Wickman Harter Kerry Herbert Margaret M. Holman Tonya Sabrina Hall Margaret Harter Steven Herlich Wilanna S. Holmes Michelle Goodwin Cynthia Hamilton Doug Hartjes, CFRE Pam B. Herman Julianne Holt, CFRE Gretchen C. Gordon, CFRE Michelle Cole Hamilton, CFRE Sheryl B. Hartley JIll Hermant Christy Holtby Jean Gorell, CFRE Elaine W. Hammonds Stephen Hartley Ty Herring, CFRE Anthony Holtz John A. Gorman Debby Hampton Nikki Hawks Jones Jennifer Heselmeyer John Michael Honaman, CFRE Pagett Gosslee, CFRE Judy Hanne Gonzalez Jennifer Hawthorne Michele Hickey, CFRE Deborah Sinarle Honeycutt Wanda R. Gottschalk Brighid Holman Hansen, CFRE Tonya G Hayes John F. Hickey-Williams Susan E. Hoover-Miller, CFRE Karen Goyette Jane G. Hansen, CFRE Robert W. Hazel, CAE, M.A., CFRE Mark Hierlihy, CFRE Bruce R. Hopkins Peter J. Grabow, CFRE Paul Hansen Mildred H. Heaton Gregory S. Higgerson, CFRE William J. Horan Rodney M. Grabowski, CFRE Peter H. Hansen, CFRE Carolyn Heckman Stephen Higgins Aleah Horstman, Ph.D. Carolyn M Grady-Mookerjee Trudy V. Hansen MaryAnne Heeter Curtis James Hill Maryanne Horton Geoff C. Graham, CFRE Tennys J.M. Hanson Caleb A. Hegna Jack E Hillard Larry Hostetler, CFRE Monica Grant, CFRE Aaron Hanson Charles W. Heim, Jr. Sharlene Hillier Donna Houchen Shawn Marie Graves Joshua G. Harber Julie A. Hein, CFRE Mary E. Hizer, CFRE Ritchie M. Houge Mr. Jack B Gray Nancy M. Harbour Brenda Helget, CFRE Sarah Hoddinott Michael House, CFRE Jamie Gray Mason B. Hardy Thomas J. Helinski, CFRE Phyllis Hodges Melissa H Houser Robert K. Gray Dr. Albion Fellows Hargrave Phil Helmuth Kenneth T. Hoffman, CFRE Lisa J. Howard W. Ashley Gray, III Paul L. Harkess Hedy Helsell Beverly R. Hoffmann Kristine Nelson Howland Geoff Green Mary Lee Harris Cathy Henderson Robert P. Hofmann, CFRE Nicole Anne Marie Hrehirchuk Terence M. Green Peggy Harris, MBA Pamela J. Henderson, CFRE Thomas G. Hofmann, CFRE Lynn Hruczkowski Paula Ann Greene James M. Greenfield, FAHP, ACFRE Ω Darrell Gregersen Robert E. Gregg, CFRE Dorothy F. Gregory Partnerships Help Move the Foundation Forward Sophia Griffies Sherry Griffin Grundy, CFRE In 2009, the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy benefited support of the foundation demonstrates its Ellen Grill from a new partnership with RuffaloCODY of Cedar Rapids, commitment to the foundation’s mission and goals,” Larissa Groch Anita Louis Grossman, CFRE Iowa. RuffaloCODY generously provided pro bono services said Curtis C. Deane, CFRE, CAE, president of the AFP Richard L. Gruen to conduct the Every Member Campaign (EMC) calling Foundation for Philanthropy. “We appreciate AFP’s provid- MaryAnne Gucciardi program. Its calling staff contacted more than 8,900 AFP ing the foundation with many services as in-kind gifts.” John C. Gundersdorf members and raised more than $190,000 for the 2009 The AFP Foundation for Philanthropy appreciates each of Cheryl B. Gurin Hebb Every Member Campaign. Arla Anne Louise Gustafson its partners for their support in advancing ethical and effec- Sandra V. Haas AFP provides in-kind administrative and office tive fundraising. With such great partners, the foundation Kelly Hagerman Dreibelbis services to the foundation. “AFP’s continued continues to move forward. Ronnie Hagerty, CFRE Jennifer Regan Haight

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Silver Medalist— Traci Noel Jinkens Mariam Khosravani Karen Kwan Bruce Logan Tracy Lynn Jodrey, CFRE Amy Laser Kiger, CFRE Jill Kyle, CFRE Roni Lomeli continued Andrea John-Smith Gayle Kimball, Esq., CFRE Sylvie Labrosse, CFRE Anne L. Long, CFRE Heather Johnson Damon King Ann Laddon Carla A. Long Tim Hudson Hal Johnson, CFRE Dick H. King Ms. Cynthia Lake CFP Lori Long, CFRE Jody Huebert-Hamm Jana Johnson Lorene King Phillip L. Lakin, Jr., CFRE Roberta A. Longworth Lisa Huertas Pattie J. Johnson Ronan D. King Dr. David G. Lalka Jeanine M. Lovell, CFRE Maryann Malone Hueston Peter B. Johnson Sharon King Denis Lalonde Katherine N. Lowe, CFRE Carrie L Hughes Susan K. Johnson Carrie Z. Kinnear Jennifer Lamb Leslie M. Loysen Mandy Hughes, CFRE Jacqueline Jones Anne Kirkpatrick, CFRE Jo Lamson Joanna Munroe Luciano, CFRE Thomas M. Hull, CFRE Barbara Jones Thea Kleiber, CFRE Marie-Claude Landry Diane B. Ludwig, CFRE William Hull Debra Jones Amelia Ribnick Kleiman John E. Lansing Ellen Lueck Penny Hume Jayne Jones Paul Klein, CFRE Adrienne Lao Elizabeth Lum Dalit Dell Hume, CFRE Mark Alan Jones Kim Klein Alane Q. Larimer, CFRE Donna Lynd Kimberly Humphries, CFRE Melanie E. Jones M Dean Kleisinger James P. LaRose, CFRE Heather Macdonald, CFRE Charles G. Hunsaker Melissa Jones Paul Klie Ronald W. LaRose Jennifer M. Mackey Bruce Aaron Hunt Nancy Eskridge Jones Angela Kliewer, CFRE Sheri Lazare Kathy P. MacNaughton, CFRE Linda M. Hunt Valerie M. Jones, CFRE Lucy Klinkhammer Marianne Leahy Therese MacNeil Pamela Hurd-Knief, CFRE Eli Jordfald, CFRE Timothy J. Kluke, CFRE Anne P. Leary Leah M. Macomber, CFRE Joy D. Hutchcraft, CFRE Genevieve R Joseph Teresa Leigh Kmetz Ashley Leasure Michael J. Maginn Susan Hutcheon Mridula Joyner, CFRE Rebecca A. Knight Ω Sharon Lee, CFRE J. Stanley Maher, CFRE Sumner Hutcheson III Twesigye Jackson Kaguri Dawn K. Knill, CFRE Alan W. Lee Anne Maley Rachel Keen Hutchisson Tyler D Kalogeros-Treschuk Danette Knudson Jason Lee Guy Mallabone, CFRE Ω Alan R. Hutson, Jr., CFRE Karen J. Kannenberg, CFRE Fredric Kofke Marion Therese Lee, CFRE D. Kay Malone Julie H. Iacobelli Todd A Kaprielian Bettina Kohlbrenner, CFRE Rebecca Leibman DuVal Malone Virginia Imster, CFRE L. Kimberly Karl, CFRE Amanda Lynn Kohr Martin Leifeld Timothy R. Maloney Frank A. Interlichia, CFRE Dr. Jane F. Karlin Victor A. Korelstein, CFRE Kathleen A. Lein-DeSantis, CFRE Jo-Anne M. Mancini, CFRE Amy LeBus Jackson, CFRE Fran Karliner Dolores M. Korf, CFRE Nancy Lemkie Susan H. Mancuso, CFRE Ginger Jackson Mary Kaufman-Cranney, CFRE JoAnne Korten Kathleen Leone Sandy Mann Jeanne G. Jacob, CAE, CFRE Jane L. Kaylor Milica Koscica William G. Lerchen June K Mansberger-Royer, CFRE Jaclynne M. Jacobs Anthony John Keating Gary D. Kovar, CFRE Tammy Leventis Andrew L. Mantione Michelle Jacobson, CFRE Denis P. Keegan Kathy Kramer Sue Levitt Richard C. Mappin Paula S. Jacobson Judith Keel, M.B.A. Julie M. Kraus Jean Guy Lewis, CFRE Lisa A. Marcus Martha James Gregg Alan Kelley Lois Krause Mr. Robert K Lewis Nikki Margarites Jennifer Jasechko, CFRE James K. Kelley, CFRE Gary Krauss Robert K. Lewis, Jr., CFRE Beth Markley, CFRE Jennifer Javernick Ashley Kellicker Terry Krivan Sandy Liarakos, CFRE Jackie Markstrom, CFRE Karen Thornton Jensen, CFRE Dave Kelner Yvonne M. Kroll, CFRE Tom Libassi Sheila R. Marlow, CFRE Linda S. Jensen, MBA Jody Kennard Tim Kromminga Megan Elizabeth Lim Michael Marsh, CFRE Jackie Jensen-Utz Lisa Kennedy, CFRE Laurie F. Krotman Dorothy Lindo-Britton, CFRE Carolyn Martchenke, CFRE Deborah Jewell Beth Keough Jane C. Kuechle Judy T. Lindsey, CFRE Debra Martin Kristan Jez, CFRE Megan Kerley Ruth S. Kullman Laura Linhart-Kistner John F. Martin Gerald R. Jindra Maryann Kerr Anna Kulseth-Williams Jovanna Little, CFRE Karen K. Martin, CFRE Carol A. Kerr, CFRE Paula Kupiec Marie Lizotte, CFRE Kristin M. Martin, CFRE

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Silver Medalist— Toni W. McHugh Lisa A. Miller Dan H. Murrell, CFRE Patricia Narciso, CFRE Carl R. McIntosh, CFRE Lois P. Miller, CFRE Edgar J. Myers, CFRE Joy S. Nazzaro continued Teri McIntyre Mary A Miller Josette M. Myers, CFRE Fred Nebel Gayle Keller McJunkin Mr. R. David Miller P. Rene Myers Beverly E. Neisler, CFRE Tiffany McKenna Murley Miller, CFRE Michael E. Nagel Lauren Nelson Alison Martinez Jeffery L. McLain, CFRE Erin L. Minné, CFRE Jane Nakagawa Sandra H Nelson, CFRE Monica H. Martinez Stephanie McLean Paula K. Minsk, CFRE Dennis J. Narango, CFRE Susan K. Nenstiel, CFRE Susan C. Martz, CFRE Elizabeth Ann McMahon Ronald F. Mirenda Bob Marye Kathy McNeill Theresa Mitchell, CFRE Jo Carol Mason David Dwight McPheeters, Jr. Glen J. Mitchell, CFRE Joan Mason, CFRE Patricia Mead, CFRE James F. Mitchell, CFRE Barbara Wooding Massey William J. Medland, Ph.D. L.J. Mitchell Victoria Mastro, CFRE Krishan Mehta Trish Mongeon Kathleen Kay Mathews 2009 Annual Fund Awards Nivisha Mehta Marshall Monroe Melanie Mathos Diane Patricia Meier-Phelps Kathleen M Monteleone, CFRE 2009 Every Member Campaign Award of Excellence Lawrence E. Matthews, CFRE Harold A. Melser, FAHP Martha Montgomery Bruce R Matthews, CFRE 15-50 Members Chapter: AFP AZ, Northern Chapter - $3,270 Gail S. Meltzer, CFRE Sharon Lee Mooers Joanne Mavis, CFRE 51-100 Members Chapter: AFP WI, Upper Mississippi Valley Chapter - $4,075 Clay Mercer, CFRE Kathleen Mooney-Stuhec Stephanie A. Maxwell, CFRE Lucinda Mercer, CFRE Paul Moore, CFRE 101-250 Members Chapter: AFP NY, Genesee Valley Chapter - $10,345 Mary Jo May, CFRE John R. Mercier, CFRE Cheryl Leigh Moore 251-400 Members Chapter: AFP GA, Greater Atlanta Chapter - $18,890 Chris Mazauskas Linda Ann Merkel Christina Moore 401+ Members Chapter: AFP DC, Washington DC Metro Area Chapter - $27,463.50 Mary Jo McBrearty Wendy J. Merkert Dana C. Moore Boyd McBride, CFRE Rebecca J. Merrell, CFRE Thomas J. Moore, CFRE Joan McBride 2009 Highest Percent Member Participation Linda T. Mesesan Elizabeth Moore-Shackelford Craig McCart Ruth E. Messick William A Morales 15-50 Members Chapter: AFP PA, Pocono Mountains Chapter – 100% Beth McCarthy, CFRE Diana Metcalf Melanie Morgan 51-100 Members Chapter: AFP WI, Upper Mississippi Valley Chapter – 70.67% Jane McClellan James E. Meyer Susan Moritz, ACFRE 101-250 Members Chapter: AFP OH, North Central Chapter – 52.29% Emma Lee McCloskey, Ed.D, CFRE Roger A. Meyer, CFRE Carolyn A. Morris Hunt, CFRE Brenda McCormick 251-400 Members Chapter: AFP TX, San Antonio Chapter – 36.92% Keith D. Meyering, CFRE Camie Morrison Marie L. McCormick, M.A.S.C. 401+ Members Chapter: AFP NJ, New Jersey Chapter – 30.82% Daniel M. Meyers Christy Morrow, CFRE Sue McCoy, CFRE Eileen K. Meyers Jean A. Morrow Patricia D McCracken 2009 Highest Chapter Treasury Gift Catherine Marie Michaels Jerry Mote, CFRE Mary E McCrank Catherine Michitsch Lauren Geiger Moye, CFRE Lisa McCulloch 15-50 Members Chapter: AFP CA, Greater San Fernando Valley Chapter - $500 W. Aaron Mickens James Mueller Patton McDowell AFP FL, Treasure Coast Chapter - $500 Barbara Mieras Robert J. Mueller, CFRE Allison A. McElroy, CFRE AFP TX, West Texas-Southern New Mexico Chapter - $500 Laura Mikuska Paulette Mulry B. Michael McFarland 51-100 Members Chapter: AFP OH, Northwest Chapter - $1,265 Leah Miles Barbara H. Mulville, CFRE Ω Brian McFarlane 101-250 Members Chapter: AFP FL, Fort Lauderdale/Broward Chapter - $3,176 Cynthia Miller Joan J. Mummert, CFRE Jonathan Mark McFerran, CFRE 251-400 Members Chapter: AFP PA, Western Chapter - $2,700 Dana K Miller Martin Munger, CFRE Tiffany Wehner McGee Deborah S. Miller, CFRE Maria Rosa Murga 401+ Members Chapter: AFP NJ, New Jersey Chapter - $3,000 Jennifer McGlashan, CFRE Douglas E. Miller Fran Rusciano Murnane AFP PA, Greater Philadelphia Chapter - $3,000 Gloria J McGowan Elizabeth A. Miller, CFRE M. Anne Murphy, CFRE Ω Jane M. McGraw, CFRE Jan B. Miller, CFRE Michael P. Murray, CFRE

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Silver Medalist— Kathy Nixon Norman Olshansky Paule T. Pachter Danielle Poulin, Esq. John M. Norden Douglas E. Olson, CFRE Leslie Palmer H. Hall Powell, Jr., CFRE continued Maria-Elena Noriega George J. Omiros, CFRE, CAE Ruth G. Palmer Bill Pratt, CFRE Mayme H. Norman Carol O’Neal Scott C. Palmer Annie Presley, CFRE Kisha Norris Michael J. O’Neal Mary Lehman Panek Amanda Preston, CFRE Lucinda Neufeld, CFRE April Alicia Northstrom Monica S. O’Neal Pamela Paquette Margarete Preusser Edie Newton Ω Martin L. Novom, CFRE Kathleen M. O’Neill, CFRE Dawn M. Parisi Maurice Prevost Michelle Niceforo Sheree Parris Nudd Steve Onnen Jane C. Parker Pamela L. Price Sandra A. Nicholas Deanna J. Nurnberg Una O’Reilly Paula K. Parrish, CFRE Suzyn Moore Price Blair Nicholls, CFRE Kristi Oberg Pierre O’Reilly Amy B. Parrott, CFRE Judy Prokupek, CFRE Barbara M. Nichols Jane A. O’Brien Dee L. Orren Michael J. Parry, CFRE Douglas J Pszczolkowski Judith E. Nichols, Ph.D., CFRE Richelle Ogle Nora Ortiz Fredrick, CFRE Linda Frace Parton, CFRE Vicki Freeman Pugh Peter J F Nicholson, CFP John Foster O’Gorman Sara Oshikawa-Clay, CFRE David R. Pass, CFRE Gloria Pugliese, CFRE Michael Nilsen Laura E. Olague Dee Jay Oshry, CFRE Shirley Patterson, CFRE Louise Pujo Shannon Nisbet Ann M. Oliva Lori Hunter Overmyer, CFRE Hannah E. Paulin John V. Puotinen, CFRE Dr. Tom Nisbett, CFRE Robb Ollett Janet G. Owens, CFRE Peggy Paullin, CFRE Gerarda Pura, OSB, Ph.D. Dennis N. Nissen Audrey Olmstead RJ Owens Catherine Pautler Paulette Purdy Cynthia S. Peak-Hoffmann, CFRE Gerianne Puskas Michele Pearce, CFRE Elizabeth Fallon Quilter Ivana Pelnar-Zaiko, Ph.D., CFRE Therese Quinlan, CFRE Frank W. Penick Ω Suzanne Rackl, CFRE Melanie L. Perkins Lisa Marie Radetski, CFRE 2009 Staff Campaign Donors H. Ingrid Perry Margo Rafaty Mr. Larry P Pesch Quinn Rainwater, CFRE In 2009, 100 percent of AFP staff Richard Large Prabhash Shrestha, CAE Arthur Peters J. Russell Raker, Ph.D., ACFRE supported the AFP Foundation for Valetta Lay John L. Skendall Susan Peters, CFRE Susan Ramirez, CFRE Philanthropy, demonstrating leadership Jason Lee, J.D. Lynn Smith, CMP Suzy Peters, CFRE Marc Raney Myrna Petersen Holly S. Rasey and support of the fundraising NaTanya Lott Rhonda Starr Paulette V. Maehara, CFRE, CAE Reed Stockman Keith R. Peterson Patrick A. Rath profession. Todd McLaughlin LaKeisha Washington Jean Johnson Petties J. Anita Ray, CFRE Stephen Pidgeon Jennifer S. Ray, CFRE Demond McWilliams Jennifer Watkins Gary Leland Pigg Carlton S. Raymond, III Margie Bennett Michael Eason Todd Molinari Andrew Watt, FlnstF Tassie Pippert Beth Redden, CFRE Patricia O. Bjorhovde Celessa Fletcher Michael Nilsen Anarda N Weaver Anthea T. Piscarik Kathryn E. Redington Jacklyn P. Boice, MBA Sawanna Foster Tiffany Oglesby Catherine C. Wemette, MPA Frank S. Pisch Pauletta Reed, CFRE Nikki Cagle Leah Gsell Susie Patch Brandon White Susan W. Plageman, CFRE Bryn Reese Thomas J. Clark, CAE Lori Gusdorf, CAE Nick Ricci Cathlene Williams, Ph.D., CAE Maria Polinsky Dianne Reeves, CFRE Kathy Compton Qing Jiang, Ph.D. Lindsey Ridpath Diana Pollak Jan Reid Curtis C. Deane, CFRE, CAE Martha M. Kirkland Joseph B. Roadarmel Marilyn R. Pomeroy Marsho Melissa Reider Michele Drumm Rebecca Knight Roselena Sandoval Alexander F Pope, CFRE Dean A Rein Melanie T. Popper Michele M Reinert Patty Porretta Ruth A. Reitmeyer Susan D. Porter Susan Reitz

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Silver Medalist— Linda L. Rosenbaum Sandra Sayers Kari Scarlett David Schempp Diane J. Rosenthal Scot Scala Linda Schaefer Cameron Mary Scheuner, CFRE continued Perri Rosheger, CFRE John J. Scales, CFRE James Michael Schallom Marcella Moyer Schick, ACFRE Sandra L. Rossi Laurel Rematore Ann M. Rourke, CFRE Martha L. Rennie, CFRE Janice Rowe Stan H Retif, CFRE Catherine Rowe, CFRE John R. Reusing Gilles Roy, CFRE Daniel C. Reynolds Kathy Rubado Chapter Leaders Lead by Example Pamela Rhoads Marcy J Rubic, CFRE AFP NJ, Southern Chapter Jennifer D Richard Leon M. Rubin 100 Percent Chapter Board Participation Charles M. Richards Nathan Ruby, CFRE In 2009, chapter board members did their part to make AFP NM, New Mexico Chapter Diane Ruder, CFRE George Richardson, CFRE the Every Member Campaign (EMC) a success. Sixty- AFP NV, Sierra Chapter Delilah D. Rumburg, CFRE AFP NY, Genesee Valley Chapter Pamela D. Richardson, CFRE eight chapters reported 100 percent chapter board par- Shelley M. Richardson, CFRE John E. Rush AFP NY, Long Island Chapter Elizabeth A. Richmond Jeri Rusk ticipation. The volunteer leaders of these chapters did a AFP NY, Western Chapter Paul J. Russ, CFRE Lynda Anne Ricketson fantastic job of leading the way by example. Thank you! AFP OH, Greater Dayton Region Chapter Lyn Russo Eva Riis-Culver, CFRE AFP OK, Oklahoma Chapter Betty Russo Roberta Blythe Rinehart, CFRE AFP AB, Calgary & Area Chapter AFP HI, Aloha Chapter AFP ON, Golden Horseshoe Chapter Carole M. Ringer, CFRE Mary K. Rutherford, CFRE AFP AB, Edmonton & Area Chapter AFP IA, Greater Tri-State Chapter AFP ON, Greater Toronto Chapter Beth Ritter Ruback Kara D. Rutowski, CFRE AFP AR, Northwest Chapter AFP IL, Central Chapter AFP ON, Ottawa Chapter Marla Rivera Denise Lyn Rutter, CFRE AFP PA, Berks Regional Chapter Richard C. Rivers Kent Ryan AFP AZ, Northern Chapter AFP IL, Chicago Chapter Anne Marie Rizzo Maggie Ryan AFP AZ, Southern Chapter AFP IL, Quad Cities Chapter AFP PA, Central Chapter Jim Robak Steven M. Ryan AFP BC, Vancouver Chapter AFP IL, Rockford Area Chapter AFP QC, Quebec Chapter Patricia Robertson Kathleen L. Rydar AFP CA, Capital Chapter AFP IN, Northeast Chapter AFP RI, Rhode Island Chapter Anita Robertson Carole V. Rylander, CFRE AFP CA, Greater Los Angeles Chapter AFP KS, Greater Wichita Chapter AFP SC, Central Carolina Chapter Patricia D’Alba Sabatelle Gregory S. Robertson AFP CA, Greater San Fernando Valley Chapter AFP KY, Bluegrass Chapter AFP SC, Lowcountry Chapter Lori Sadwith Patrick J. Robinson AFP CA, Santa Barbara/Ventura Counties Chapter AFP LA, Greater New Orleans Chapter AFP TN, Mountain Empire Chapter Nicole Salmon Shirley Robinson, CFRE AFP CA, Silicon Valley Chapter AFP LA, Greater Northshore Chapter AFP TN, Nashville Chapter Tourea Robinson David J. Sampson, CFRE AFP CA, Wine Country Chapter AFP MA, Western Chapter AFP TX, Greater Dallas Chapter Tim Rodriguera, CFRE Susan Marie Sanders AFP CT, Fairfield County Chapter AFP MB, Manitoba Chapter AFP TX, Greater Houston Chapter Laura Lee Rodriguez Connie Sanderson, CFRE AFP DC, Washington DC Metro Area Chapter AFP MI, Capital Area Chapter AFP TX, San Antonio Chapter Kevin Roehl Natalia M Sardo Jessica Rogers Erin Sargeant Greenwood, CFRE AFP FL, Arredondo Chapter AFP MI, Greater Detroit Chapter AFP VA, First Chapter Jerry Rohrbach, CFRE Theresa Sargent-Merkel AFP FL, Indian River Chapter AFP MN, Southern Minnesota Chapter AFP WA, Washington Chapter Maurine Roller, CA Suzanne M. Sato AFP FL, Palm Beach County Chapter AFP NC, Charlotte Chapter AFP WI, Greater Madison Chapter Lisa M Rollins Brigitte H. Savage, CFRE AFP FL, Southwest Chapter AFP ND, Northern Plains Chapter AFP WI, Greater Milwaukee Chapter Richard D. Savage, CFRE Mark R. Roock, CFRE AFP FL, Suncoast Chapter AFP NE, Nebraska Chapter AFP WI, Northeast Chapter Jan Savarick Peter J. Rood AFP GA, Greater Atlanta Chapter AFP NJ, New Jersey Chapter AFP WI, Upper Mississippi Valley Chapter Gina Rosen, CFRE Gae Hoffman Savino, CFRE Patricia R. Rosen Willits H. Sawyer, CFRE Ω Carolyn Saxton, CFRE

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Silver Medalist— William C. Schopfer Susan G. Schweitzer Karen Sendelback, CFRE Jim Shenk, MA, CFRE Brett T. Schott, CFRE Diana Schwenk J. Patrick Serey Kristi Shepard continued MaryBeth Schotzinger Stefanie Scoppettone Tammy S. Severino Sharon Shepard-Ballen, Ed.D. Lynn G. Schrader, CFRE Cindy Scott, CFRE Jan Shaeffer Debbie S. Sheppard Bradley C. Schreiber Douglas H. Scott Robert M Shafis, CFRE Alan G. Sherwood, MBA, CFRE Juliana Schirmer R. Scott Schroeder, CFRE Spencer I. Scott Lara Shane Mary Jo Shingler Rosemary Schlachter, CFRE Susan Schroeder Virgil A. Scott, Jr., CFRE Pamela Shanks, CFRE Eric T. Shoen, CFRE Jeffrey Schleifer Candace Schuler, CFRE Elaine Scrivener, CFRE Carol Shannon Joan E. Shofner Carol A. Schmidt, CFRE Heidi A. Schultz, CFRE Tamara Seikel Robbie Shaw Theresa A. Shubeck Jessie Schmidt Paula Schumacher, CFRE Daniel Selby Taryn Sheets David T. Shufflebarger, CFRE Mary M. Schmidt Rick Schuster Joan B. Selman John A. Shehane, CFRE Nory Siberry Sydney E Schnurr Kim Schweitzer, CFRE Peter D. Semenza Stacey Sheiko Kathryn J. Sides Jerri Lynn Schooley, CFRE

President’s Club AFP OK, Eastern Chapter† Gold Medalist 2009 Chapter Donors ($1,000–$1,999) AFP PA, Central Chapter ($500–$749) AFP TN, Nashville Chapter† Partner Stewards’ Club AFP AR, Arkansas Chapter AFP TX, Fort Worth Metro Chapter† AFP CA, Desert Communities Chapter† ($10,000–$24,999) ($2,000–$3,499) AFP AZ, Southern Chapter AFP TX, San Antonio Chapter AFP CA, Greater San Fernando Valley AFP CA, San Diego Chapter AFP WA, Washington Chapter Chapter AFP CA, Silicon Valley Chapter† AFP AZ, Greater Arizona Chapter AFP Canada, Calgary & Area Chapter AFP Canada, Edmonton & Area Chapter AFP CA, Golden Gate Chapter† AFP Canada, Greater Toronto Chapter AFP Canada, Nova Scotia Chapter † † Platinum Medalist Patron AFP CT, Connecticut Chapter AFP Canada, Manitoba Chapter AFP Canada, Vancouver Chapter AFP CT, Fairfield County Chapter AFP FL, First Coast Chapter ($750–$999) AFP FL, Southwest Chapter ($5,000–$9,999) † AFP FL, Central Chapter AFP FL, Miami-Dade County Chapter AFP AK, Alaska Chapter† AFP FL, Treasure Coast Chapter † AFP CA, Orange County Chapter† AFP FL, Ft. Lauderdale/Broward Chapter AFP FL, Palm Beach County Chapter AFP AL, Alabama Chapter AFP GA, Greater Atlanta Chapter † † AFP IL, Chicago Chapter† AFP FL, Suncoast Chapter AFP IN, Indiana Chapter AFP Canada, Ottawa Chapter† AFP IA, Central Chapter † † † AFP NE, Nebraska Chapter† AFP MO, St. Louis Regional Chapter AFP LA, Greater New Orleans Chapter AFP DE, Brandywine Chapter AFP IL, Central Chapter AFP PA, Greater Philadelphia Chapter† AFP NJ, New Jersey Chapter AFP MD, Maryland Chapter AFP HI, Aloha Chapter AFP MI, Greater Detroit Chapter † AFP TX, Greater Houston Chapter† AFP NY, Long Island Chapter AFP MN, Minnesota Chapter AFP IN, Northeast Chapter† AFP MS, Mississippi Chapter † AFP OH, Greater Cincinnati Chapter AFP NC, Triangle Chapter AFP MN, Southern Minnesota Chapter† AFP ND, Northern Plains Chapter AFP OH, Greater Dayton Region Chapter AFP NY, Genesee Valley Chapter AFP NC, Charlotte Chapter AFP NH, Northern New England Chapter AFP PA, Western Chapter† AFP OH, Central Chapter AFP NY, Central Chapter AFP TX, Greater Dallas Chapter† AFP OH, Greater Cleveland Chapter† AFP OK, Oklahoma Chapter AFP OH, North Central Chapter† AFP PA, Eastern Chapter† AFP OH, Northwest Chapter AFP PA, Northeastern Chapter† AFP TN, Memphis Chapter

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Silver Medalist— Alexandra H. Sizemore Vivian Ann Smith, CFRE C. Vernon Snyder, ACFRE Dav’ne R Stahley Mark Skipper, CFRE Ethan Smith Cox Cheryl L. Soderlund, CFRE Julia M. Staiano, CFRE continued Michelle Marie Sklar Amy Dunn Smith, CFRE Andrea C. Solomon Samantha Standing Tamara Skov Fred H. Smith Debbie Sontupe Noel M. Stanek Kim Silva-DuBose, CFRE Ms. Sherry Slade Gary W. Smith, CFRE Marlene M. Spalten, CFRE Alyce Lee Stansbury, CFRE Amy Lynn Silverman, CFRE Mitchel Sloan Jerold R. Smith Andrew C. Spencer Rhonda Starr Ω Gary E. Sim, CFRE Mark Slocum Judith A. Smith, CFRE Mr. Matthew T Spencer Sue Starrett Ms. Felice Simelaro Barry Smale Kathy G. Smith Ronald E. Spratt, CFRE Meredith Renee Stasny Margaret C. Simms Alisa M. Smallwood, CFRE Ruth Smith, CFRE Susan St. Onge Krystyna M. Staub Tona Jackson Simpson Barry L. Smink, CFRE Susan Meredyth Smith Rachel C Stack, CFRE Lauren Steel Daniel Sinton Caitlin Smith Janece Smoot, CFRE Del Staecker, ACFRE Ω Karny Stefan Bonnie F. Sirower, CFRE Jackie Smith Starr W. Snead Wylie Stafford, CFRE Michael A. Stein

AFP TX, West-Southern NM Chapter AFP FL, Indian River Chapter AFP TX, Lubbock Area Chapter† AFP ID, Idaho Chapter Bronze Medalist AFP VA, Central Chapter AFP IA, Eastern Chapter AFP TX, Texas Plains Chapter AFP IL, Capital Area Chapter ($50–$99) AFP VA, Hampton Roads Chapter AFP IA, Greater Tri-State Chapter AFP VA, Piedmont Chapter AFP IL, East Central Chapter AFP VA, Shenandoah Chapter AFP IN, Michiana Chapter AFP WI, Northeast Chapter AFP IL, Quad Cities Chapter AFP CA, Capital Chapter AFP WI, Greater Milwaukee Chapter† AFP KY, Bluegrass Chapter AFP IL, Rockford Area Chapter AFP IN, Northwest Chapter† AFP WI, Upper Mississippi Valley Chapter AFP MA, Western Chapter Silver Medalist AFP KS, Topeka Chapter on Philanthropy AFP KS, Greater Wichita Chapter AFP MI, West Chapter AFP LA, Baton Rouge Chapter AFP LA, Greater Northshore Chapter ($100–$249) † Sterling Medalist AFP NC, Triad Chapter AFP NC, Cape Fear Region AFP MD, Western Maryland Chapter AFP NC, Western Chapter AFP AL, Gulf Coast Chapter AFP OR, Oregon Chapter AFP MI, Capital Area Chapter ($250–$499) † AFP NM, New Mexico Chapter AFP CA, Monterey Bay Chapter AFP PA, Pocono Mountains Chapter AFP MO, Mid-America Chapter AFP AL, Central Chapter AFP NV, Sierra Chapter AFP CA, Valley Chapter AFP SC, Central Carolina Chapter AFP NJ, Southern Chapter † † AFP AR, Northwest Chapter† AFP NY, Greater New York Chapter AFP CA, Wine Country Chapter† AFP SC, Lowcountry Chapter AFP VA, Tri-State Chapter AFP AZ, Northern Chapter† AFP NY, Western Chapter AFP CA, Yosemite Chapter† AFP TN, Great Smoky Mount Chapter AFP CA, Greater Los Angeles Chapter AFP OH, Mahoning Shenango Chapter AFP Canada, Canada South AFP TX, East Chapter † Blue Ribbon AFP Canada, Quebec Chapter AFP PA, Allegheny Mountains Chapter AFP Canada, Golden Horseshoe Chapter† AFP TX, Greater Austin Chapter † (up to $49) AFP Canada, Regina Chapter AFP PA, Berks Regional Chapter AFP Canada, South Eastern Ontario AFP VA, First Chapter AFP Canada, Saskatoon Chapter AFP PA, Northwestern Chapter Chapter AFP WI, Greater Madison Chapter AFP FL, Nature Coast Chapter † AFP Canada, Vancouver Island Chapter† AFP PR, Puerto Rico Chapter AFP DC, Washington DC Metro Area AFP CO, Colorado Chapter AFP RI, Rhode Island Chapter Chapter † indicates restricted gift during 2009 AFP FL, Arredondo Chapter AFP SC, Piedmont Chapter AFP GA, Augusta Chapter AFP FL, Everglades Chapter AFP TN, Mountain Empire Chapter AFP GA, Middle Chapter

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Silver Medalist— J. Scott Stuckey, CFRE Vivian Taylor Barb Tieder James B. Visser Emmy Stuebing, CFRE W. Earl Taylor, CFRE Rob Timm, CFRE Joseph T. Vitale continued Paola Muggia Stuff Michael Taylor-Stewart Charley L Tinsley Paul Vitanza, CFRE Barry A. Stumbo Robert N. Teeter, Ph.D. William D. Tippie Lynn Vogt, CFRE Ruth I. Stenberg, CFRE Jean Suzette Stutsman Eugene R. Tempel, Ed.D., CFRE Ω Abigayle Tobia, CFRE Karen Dempsey Volke, CFRE Barbara Anne Stephens Kathryn Sullivan, CFRE Christian A Templeman Robin L. Todd, CFRE Abbie von Schlegell, CFRE Jessica Stephens Marjorie J. Sullivan Mark J Teresi, CFRE Richard Tolsma Celeste A. Voyer Christopher K. Stevens John Sutton Matthew TerMolen Robert Pierre Tomas, CFRE Paula S. Voyles, CFRE Sandra Ann Stewart Kruger Kathleen A. Sutton Nancy J. Thacker Guy Tomassi Julie Vulaj Arthur Thomas Stillwell Nicole Suydam, CFRE The Ammado Foundation Myra L. Toomey, CFRE Nancy Waclawek C. Marler Stone Dawn Svenson Holland Anne B Thomas Joanne W. Towner, CFRE Cheryl Wade Jan Stork Mae Ruth Swanson Christine Thompson, CFRE Linda Toyota Sally J. Wade Gayle Stowers Nancy Swanson Kenneth Thompson, CFRE Barbara Track, CFRE Betsy Wadland, CFRE James A Strasbourger Kathleen R. Swayze, CFRE Vicki Thompson, CFRE Allen T. Trapp Patricia S Wager, CFRE Nancy Strause Linda Syrota-Sullivan, CFRE Dree Thomson-Diamond, ACFRE Nancy ReMine Trego, CFRE Jon Wagner, CFRE Ryan Strawhecker Betty Sze Kim Thornburg, CFRE Lynn Trojahn Laura Wagner M. Kent Stroman, CPA, CFRE Ellen S. Tait Mike Thornsbury Jeanne L. Troy Lilya Wagner, Ed.D., CFRE JC Stromberger Robyn R. Tanke, CFRE Ann-Marie Thornton Antoinette Tschann, CFRE Lisa Wahlstrom, CFRE Darby L. Stubberfield, CFRE Robert H. Taylor Richard Thorvilson Alyson J. Tufts, CFRE Georgia C. Waid Jeffrey Turner Jill Walker, CFRE Abbe M. Turner Johnna R. Walker Mrs. Margaret Turner Mark D. Walker, CFRE Virginia Turner Rader Walker Chapter Treasury Campaign Suzan Valenta Lawrence E. Wall Carol Van Natta Fran Waller The Chapter Treasury Campaign is an programs, ethics education and special Cam Van Noord Greg Walters important annual campaign, providing projects affiliated with the AFP 50th Marilyn Van Petten Steven A Wander the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy Anniversary. These critical projects Susan Van Plew Patricia Ann Ward, CFRE Stacey Vanden Heuvel Bryn Warner with resources to support the following help advance philanthropy and sup- Margot P Vanscoy Sarah Warner programs: scholarships, such as the port the fundraising professional. All Cynthia E. VanWinkle John W. Warren Chamberlain chapter scholarships for AFP members have access to these Julie Varee, CFRE Mark L. Warren the international conference; educa- critical initiatives through the support Randy A Varju, CFRE Ruth A. Watkins tion, through grants and seed funding of the foundation and AFP chapters. Teresa Vasilopoulos, CFRE Kara McWhirter Waugh Frances M. Vaughan, CFRE David E. Weaver for programs such as the Leadership Thank you to all of our chapters for Judith Lach Veeck Anne Weber-Smith Academy and the Faculty Training their commitment to the Chapter Brian Venables Stacey L. Weddington Academy; research, through fund- Treasury Campaign! (The contributing Jessica Verano Nada J. Weekley ing to the AFP Research Council; and chapters can be found in the chapter Alan J Verbeke Betty S. Weemes, CFRE Ann Vessey Gary Weinberg strategic initiatives such as diversity donors listing on pages 26–27.) Debra Haerr Victor, CFRE Stanley Weinstein, ACFRE Ω Mary K. Vinton Robert A Weiss Marianne M. Virgilio, CFRE Michelle R. Wellens

28 • Annual Report 2009 • www.afpnet.org 2009 Individual Donors

Silver Medalist— Nathan A Wolfstein, IV Ellen M. Woods Tyrome Yamaguchi Matthew P. Zarcufsky, CFRE Robert D. Wombwell, CFRE Walter W Woods Shannon Yasman, CFRE Adam Zawadiuk continued Jodi L. Wong, CFRE Ellen G Worthington Lourdes M. Yniguez Gallo Deborah A. Zeger Cathe Wood Pat E. Wright, CFRE Steve Yorde, CFRE Janna Zeigler, CFRE Karen Wenk, CFRE Jennifer Wood C. Ben Wright, Ph.D., CFRE Angela Lynn Young, CFRE DeAnna Carlson Zink Pamela L. Whitcomb Kerry Wood, CFRE Cathie Wright, CFRE Carolyn Young, CFRE Stephen J. Zinram, CFRE Anne C. White, Ph.D., CFRE Mildred Y. Wood John Clay Wright, Jr. Rodney Allen Young Jo-Ann Zoll Pamela D. White Lisa Woodring Matthew G. Wright, CFRE Tania R. Yount, CFRE Richard E. Zumwalt, CFRE Tammy L. White Arthur C. Woods, III, CFRE William W. Wu Vera Yuzyk Ilene Zweig, CFRE Todd Whiteman Debra DeBose Whiting F. Mark Whittaker, CFRE Larry Wickham, CFRE Kathleen K. Wiedemer, CFRE Anne L. Wiehagen, CFRE 2009 AFP Chamberlain Scholars Barbara E Wiggins Marisa Wigglesworth, CFRE AFP and the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy Brenda Wilberger, CFRE welcomed 126 Chamberlain Scholars to the 46th Marc Wilde, CFRE AFP International Conference on Fundraising in Elizabeth C. Wilder New Orleans on Sunday, March 29, 2009. Timothy J. Willard, Ph.D., CFRE Charles Willenbrink, CFRE The Chamberlain Scholars program is funded by Neil A. Williams, CFRE contributions to the Every Member Campaign and Cathlene Williams, Ph.D., CAE Ω Cindy Lou Williams through a planned gift from Ralph E. Chamberlain, Holly K. Williams CFRE, and enables one first-time attendee from John C. Williams each chapter to attend AFP’s annual International Kenneth Eugene Williams Conference on Fundraising. Individuals who work Lisa B. Williams in nonprofit organizations use this opportunity to Luanne M. Williams, CFRE Mark S Williams develop their knowledge and skills in fundraising McKinley Williams and to exchange ideas with colleagues from all Leslie Williams-Hurt over the world. Nancy A Wiltgen Robert Windrum Betsy Wadlan, a scholarship winner from the AFP Susan A. Wineland MA, Central Chapter, said, “This was by far the larg- Eric Winters est conference I have ever attended. It was wonder- things to look at and/or implement in my own shop. Leone Winthers ful to be able to hear some of the folks I have read Iska G. Wire Thank you so much for the opportunity to attend, Julie K. Wirtanen, CFRE about for so many years. The presentations were which would have not been possible without the Dr. Chris Wiseman, CFRE quite thought-provoking and I have a long list of Chamberlain Scholarship!” Judy Martha Wolfe Sandy Wolff

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Steven Herlich Stephanie A. Maxwell, CFRE Candace Schuler, CFRE Alpha Society Donors Curtis James Hill Keith D. Meyering, CFRE Martha H. Schumacher, ACFRE Sarah Hoddinott Brenda Michael-Haggard, CFRE Philip G. Schumacher, ACFRE Almost 200 donors contributed to the AFP Michele Drumm Grace Hong Leah Miles Joseph Serviss Foundation for Philanthropy through the Lisa Dunlop, CFRE Susan Earl Hosbach, CFRE Ann H. Moffitt, ACFRE Joan E. Shofner Alpha Society. The Alpha Society is the Laura H. Edman, CFRE Jeffrey E. Hough Julia A. Morrone Jennifer A. Shufran Linda Eisenhart, CFRE Jerry Mote, CFRE Tona Jackson Simpson foundation’s monthly giving program which Lynn J. Hoy, CFRE Amy M. Eisenstein, CFRE Jason Anthony Huff Lauren Geiger Moye, CFRE Krystine Sipple, CFRE provides donors with an easy way to make Jeanne Engle Frank A. Interlichia, CFRE Dan H. Murrell, CFRE Bonnie F. Sirower, CFRE a gift to the Every Member Campaign. Jennifer A. Farrar, CFRE Paula Jenkins, CFRE P. Rene Myers Amy Dunn Smith, CFRE The foundation recognizes these donors Sarah Fawcett-Lee, CFRE Michelle Johnson Susan K. Nenstiel, CFRE Steven S. Smith, CFRE for their commitment to the profession. Patrick Feeley, CFRE Barbara Jones Mark A. Neville, CFRE Barbara Ellen Talisman Heather Filipowicz, CFRE John Kelleher, CFRE Nicci Noble, CFRE Reema Tandan Kathleen Emmett Filosa, CFRE Lisa Kennedy, CFRE Paul F. Nowak, CFRE Don W. Taylor, CFRE Sandra A. Adams, ACFRE Mary Ellen Cenzalli Robert E. Fogal, Ph.D., ACFRE Martha M. Kirkland Carol J. Numrich, CFRE Michael Taylor-Stewart Sam Albert Kathy Chennault Dr. Greg C. Frazier, CFRE Amelia Ribnick Kleiman Brenda Page Anne B. Thomas Deborah Howe Allen Alyssa Cholodofsky, CFRE Jay Frey, CFRE Shauna Klein, MA Kevin A. Peter, CFRE Mike Thornsbury April D. Anthony Barbara L. Ciconte, CFRE Jeffrey L. Fuller, CFRE Dawn K. Knill, CFRE Mark S. Peterson, CFRE Robin L. Todd, CFRE Jeannette J. Archer-Simons Sharon Cocuzza John F. Garofalo, CFRE Fredric Kofke Karen Petrucelli, CFRE D. Brent Troth Bert Armstrong Stanton F. Collemer Heather C. Gaskins, CFRE Amanda Lynn Kohr Maria Polinsky Lise D. Twiford Michael J. Baker, CFRE Maureen Cover-Bryan Heather Gee, CAP, CFRE Lois E. Kundel, CFRE Jill A. Pranger, ACFRE Cam Van Noord Reade Baker, CFRE David M. Coyne, CFRE Walter R. Gillette, ACFRE Dr. David G. Lalka Paul Pribbenow, Ph.D., CFRE Marianne M. Virgilio, CFRE Robin L.T. Ballard Robert J. Crandall, CFRE Marshall H. Ginn, CFRE Adrienne Lao Vicki Freeman Pugh Celeste A. Voyer William F. Bartolini, Ph.D., ACFRE Robert N. Croft, CFRE Sarah J. Gnerre, CFRE Barbara Larson Gerianne Puskas Sally J. Wade Helene Benitez, CFRE Patricia Chambers Daly Brenda J. Goldsmith Sheri Lazare Deborah Rabe-San Román, CFRE Georgia C. Waid Marilyn Benuska, CFRE Helen Clark Dannelly Angie Golis-Yamamoto William Leh, CFRE Patrick A. Rath Jill Walker, CFRE Samantha Blauwkamp Michael David-Wilson, CFRE Randy Gorod Martin Leifeld Kathryn E. Redington Lawrence E. Wall Colleen A. Brade, CFRE Nancy J. Davis, CFRE Rodney M. Grabowski, CFRE Sue Levitt Patricia Rich, ACFRE Anne L. Wiehagen, CFRE Kwi Nam Brennan, CFRE John W. Dawe, CFRE Shawn Marie Graves Barbara R. Levy, ACFRE Shirley Robinson, CFRE Brenda Wilberger, CFRE Sandy S. Broughton Curtis C. Deane, CFRE, CAE Travis N. Gray Laura Linhart-Kistner Tim Rodriguera, CFRE Eric Winters Leslie W. Brown, CFRE Michelle Dodenhoff Teresa A. Gregory, CFRE Claudia A. Looney, FAHP Karen Rotko-Wynn, CFRE Nancy Withbroe, CFRE Hilary A. Brown-Kruchowy, CFRE Dawsey Dorr Alan H. Grossman, CFRE Linda Lysakowski, ACFRE Leon M. Rubin Matthew G. Wright, CFRE Kirsten B. Bullock, CFRE Angela H. Dorsey Margaret A. Guellich, CFRE Nada Maalouf Mary K. Rutherford, CFRE Marion T. Yongue Timothy R. Burcham, CFRE Leslie Dougherty Theresa F. Haenn, CFRE D. Kay Malone Steven M. Ryan Stephen J. Zinram, CFRE Birgit Smith Burton J. J. Doughtie Ann M. Hale, CFRE June K Mansberger-Royer, CFRE Willits H. Sawyer, CFRE Suzanne P. Cabrera, CFRE Susan Douglas Julie A. Harris, CFRE Sheila R. Marlow, CFRE Jeffrey Schleifer Anita Barnett Campbell, CFRE Mary E. Downey Robbe A. Healey, MBA, NHA, ACFRE Melody M. Marrs, CFRE Tracy Schleyer, CFRE John Carno, CFRE D. C. Dreger, ACFRE Kerry Herbert Michael Marsh, CFRE John D. Schmitt, CFRE

30 • Annual Report 2009 • www.afpnet.org AFP Consolidated Statements of Financial Position

Audited

December 31 2009 2008 Assets Cash and cash equivalents 1,216,828 871,725 Accounts Receivable, net 269,839 446,213 Pledges Receivable, net 552,815 577,327 Inventory 113,414 111,259 Prepaid Expenses and other 664,104 946,712 Investments 903,828 1,500,380 Property, equipment and leasehold improvements, net 2,902,940 3,084,305 ______Total Assets 6,623,768 7,537,921

Liabilities and net assets

Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses 818,972 993,128 Accrued Wages and Benefits 200,571 691,323 Deferred revenues 4,127,825 4,361,873 Deferred rent 1,632,666 1,556,840 Note Payable — 385,000 Capital lease obligation — — ______Total Liabilities 6,780,034 7,988,164

Net Assets: Unrestricted (1,639,758) (1,757,337) Temporarily Restricted 525,391 367,774 Permanently Restricted 958,101 939,320 ______Total net assets (156,266) (450,243) Total liabilities and net assets 6,623,768 7,537,921

www.afpnet.org • Annual Report 2009 • 31 Consolidated Statements of Activities and Changes in Net Assets

Audited

December 31 2009 2008 Changes in unrestricted net assets Revenues, support and gains: Membership Dues 5,634,086 5,694,187 International Conference 2,235,555 2,999,528 Royalty Income 710,169 1,304,218 Advertising and Sponsorships 392,750 373,758 Registration Fees 643,999 670,712 Sales of merchandise 216,228 292,247 Contributions and Grants 837,619 719,924 Donated Services 131,297 84,583 Investment Income 129,770 (563,244) ______Miscellaneous 162,915 48,709 11,094,388 11,624,622 ______Net assets released from restrictions 170,514 41,612 Total Revenues and Support 11,264,902 11,666,234 Expenses: Program services Member and Chapter services 1,329,459 1,506,088 Professional Advancement 845,747 1,070,270 Marketing and Communications 1,877,352 1,851,539 International Development 412,753 604,408 International Conference 1,239,110 1,928,482 Conferences, Other 650,006 598,794 Board Governance and Ethics 546,534 883,491 Advocacy 197,630 206,800 Foundation Grants ______125,381 100,356 Total Program Services 7,223,972 8,750,228

32 • Annual Report 2009 • www.afpnet.org Support Services Management and general 3,585,506 4,081,470 Resource Development 337,845 322,291 ______

______Total Support Services 3,923,351 4,403,761 Total Expenses 11,147,323 13,153,989 Change in unrestricted net assets 117,579 (1,487,755) Changes in temporarily restricted net assets Contributions 175,988 95,630 Investment Income 152,143 (279,653) Net Assets released from restrictions (170,514) (41,612) ______Change in temporarily restricted net assets 157,617 (225,635) Changes in permanently restricted net assets Contributions 18,781 4,590 ______Change in permanently restricted net assets 18,781 4,590 Change in net assets 293,977 (1,708,800) Net assets, beginning of year (450,243) 1,258,557 ______Net assets, end of year (156,266) (450,243)

2009 Consolidated Income (Audited) 2009 AFP Foundation Grants (Audited) 2009 Consolidated Expenses (Audited) Foundation Contributions Resource Grants Member & 10% Scholarships & Development 1% Chapter Services Chapter Lectures 3% Advertising/ Partnership 18% 12% Sales/Other Membership Grants Management 15% 49% 33% Professional Advancement & General 7% 32%

Marketing and Registrations Research Communications 6% 18% 17%

Advocacy Ethics & 2% International Education Development Conference Program Governance 4% Public Conference 20% Support Awareness and Ethics 9% 5% Conferences, 11% 22% Other 6%

www.afpnet.org • Annual Report 2009 • 33 AFP Foundation for Philanthropy–Canada Fondation de Philanthropie AFP–Canada

Balance Sheet AS AT DECEMBER 31, 2009 | Audited

Endowment General Total Designated Funds Fund Fund 2009 2008

CURRENT ASSETS Cash $51,158 — $157,635 $208,793 $75,404 Guaranteed investment certificates 329 24,671 — 25,000 175,000 GST receivable — — 1,210 1,210 410 Pledges receivable — — 4,057 4,057 4,889 ______51,487 24,671 162,902 239,060 255,703 ______

CURRENT LIABILITIES ______Accounts payable — — $5,968 $5,968 $45,656 ______

NET ASSETS Internally restricted 40,772 — — 40,772 73,137 Externally restricted 10,715 24,671 — 35,386 33,112 Unrestricted — — 156,934 156,934 103,798 ______51,487 24,671 156,934 233,092 210,047 ______51,487 24,671 162,902 $239,060 $255,703 ______

34 • Annual Report 2009 • www.afpnet.org ince its founding in 2000, the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy–Canada has provided an important service Snot only to AFP’s 3,200 Canadian members, but also to the profession as a whole. We, the proud members of AFP in Canada who work for a multitude of organizations and serve many important needs, consistently strive to practice ethical and effective fundraising and to ensure that we are responsible and accountable to all of our various stakeholders. The Canadian foundation weathered the turbulent months of late 2008 and in 2009 because of the ongoing AFP Foundation for support and commitment of our donors—our members. Once again we exceeded our Every Member Campaign Philanthropy–Canada: goal, proving that as a team we can not only rise to the challenge, but also continue to move forward. There is a shared trait among Canadians that has held true through the years and that Strengthening we see over and over in our AFP colleagues and friends: a fierce loyalty to causes we believe in and a determination to push the the Profession limits and achieve great things. In that spirit, the Canadian foundation had a great 2009. Our priorities included translations from English to French, national scholarships, research and a national career mentoring program. We were able to fund numerous scholarships to attend the Toronto Fundraising Congress, National Philanthropy Day events and many other educational programs conducted by AFP chapters across the country in conjunction with the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy–Canada. The foundation would like to thank both A.K.A. New Media, which provided pro bono online giving websites for all 15 professional Canadian AFP chapters, and Strategic Communications (Stratcom), which carried out two telefundraising campaigns during 2009. Their important support helped the foundation reach its goals. As the chair of the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy–Canada, I would be remiss if I did not take advantage of this opportunity to express, on behalf of the foundation, our sincere and heartfelt thanks to AFP’s staff. We often Shauna Klein, MA speak about the commitment and dedication of fundraisers and the difficulties we all experience, particularly in a Chair tough economy. Our friends, and they are all friends, at AFP absorbed a harsh blow in 2009 and came out of it not only without sacrificing any membership services, but also actually enhancing many of the existing membership services, most notably the fabulous new website. We all owe them a huge thank-you for their incredible grace under pressure and determination to help us be the best we can be at what we do. Here’s to a great 2010!

www.afpnet.org • Annual Report 2009 • 35 AFP Foundation for Philanthropy–Canada 2009 officers and directors

Officers Board of Directors Bill Pratt, CFRE Donald G. Rizzo, CFRE – Saint Leonard’s Society of Nova Exofficio Darcie Acton, CFRE Dartmouth, Nova Scotia University of Hartford Chair Milestone Consulting West Hartford, Conn. Shauna Klein, MA Widewater, Alberta Debra Ramage, CFRE Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Chinook Regional Hospital Catherine Rowe, CFRE Toronto Jay Frey, CFRE Foundation Montreal Neurological Institute Toronto, Ontario Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Lethbridge, Alberta Montreal, Quebec Foundation Chair-elect Pittsburgh, Pa. Pati Greenwood, CFRE Pathways to Education Canada Edie Holzapfel, CFRE Toronto, Ontario Hospitals of Regina Foundation Regina, Saskatchewan Immediate Past Chair Marnie Hill, CFRE Paulette V. Maehara, CFRE, Canadian Red Cross CAE – Exofficio Victoria, British Columbia AFP Arlington, Va. Treasurer Scott Decksheimer, CFRE Ray Marshall, CFRE Nine Lions Development Consulting Yonge Street Mission Calgary, Alberta Toronto, Ontario Secretary Tania Little, CFRE Ideate Philanthropy Toronto, Ontario

36 • Annual Report 2009 • www.afpnet.org 2009 Alpha Donors

Darcie Acton, CFRE Scott Decksheimer, CFRE Marnie Hill, CFRE James H. Allen, ACFRE Jason Demers, CFRE Valerie Hoey, CFRE Barbara A. Armstrong, CFRE Karen Dolyniuk, CFRE Christy Holtby Kimberley Bailey Dr. Michilynn Dubeau, CFRE Edie Holzapfel, CFRE Ron Bailey, CFRE Vincent Emile Duckworth, CFRE Nancy Horvath Zak Bailey, CFRE Brian E. Duclos, CFRE Susan Horvath, CFRE Steve Baker Steven Endicott, CFRE Michael House, CFRE Michel Beauchamp Leah G. Eustace, CFRE Nicole Anne Marie Hrehirchuk Nicole Beaulieu J.B. Michael Farrell, FAHP Steven D. Hubley Claude Bellemarre Ms. Barb Ferguson Jacqueline Jones Debra Bond-Gorr, CFRE Alice L. Ferris, CFRE Anthony John Keating Jessica Bouchard, CFRE Karen Filbert Linda Kelly Mary Bowyer, CFRE Heather M. Fitzpatrick Ken Kissick Gerard Briand Lois A. Flemming, CFRE Shauna Klein, MA Trish Bronsch R. Scott Fortnum, CFRE Timothy J. Kluke, CFRE Timothy Brown, CFRE Derek D. Fraser, CFRE Sylvie Labrosse, CFRE Daniel P. Brunette Jay Frey, CFRE Marie-Claude Landry Corinne Cadou Jayne Fry Guy W. Laporte, CFRE Megan Campbell, CFRE Len Gamache, CFRE Colleen Lathan Ode Caron Laura Gatensby, CFRE Tara Lepp Daphne Carter Elizabeth Gauthier, CFRE Jean Guy Lewis, CFRE Mark Climie-Elliott, CFRE Chantal Gélinas, CFRE Linda Lindsay, CFRE Monique Cloutier Walter R. Gillette, ACFRE Tania Little, CFRE Christopher Costello David Gilmer, CFRE LuAnn Lovlin, CFRE Shannon Cottrell Luc Girard, CFRE Heather Macdonald, CFRE Shirlene Courtis, CFRE Lois Graveline, CFRE Peggy MacDonald, CFRE Cathy Mann, CFRE Sharon R. Crowe Pati Greenwood, CFRE Gerry MacIsaac, CFRE Adelia Marchese Susan Dafoe Larissa Groch Therese MacNeil Peter Marshall Adrienne Davidson, CFRE Lori Harasem Marta Malecki D. John McKenzie Eric W. Dean, FAHP, CFRE Patricia Hardy, ACFRE Adrienne Malloy, CFRE Curtis C. Deane, CAE, CFRE Jim D. Hilborn Timothy R. Maloney Continues on next page.

www.afpnet.org • Annual Report 2009 • 37 2009 Alpha Donors (continued)

Donna McLennan, CFRE Someh Niengor Eva Riis-Culver, CFRE Sonya Swiridjuk, CFRE Andrea McManus, CFRE Adrienne A. Nolan, CFRE Patricia Robertson Catherine Szabo Bonnie Megley Nicholas Offord Catherine Rowe, CFRE Christine Thompson, CFRE Sen. Terry M. Mercer, CFRE Rosemary Oliver, CFRE Gilles Roy, CFRE Dree Thomson-Diamond, ACFRE Michelle Miatello Tracy L. Paterson, CFRE Katherine Salm Robert Pierre Tomas, CFRE Theresa Mitchell, CFRE Joan Paton, CFRE Kari Scarlett Nollind van Bryce, CFRE Trish Mongeon Shannon Persaud Tolnay Stacey Diane Scott, CFRE Joyce Van Deurzen, B.Ed., M.Mgmt Paul Moore, CFRE Arthur Peters Nory Siberry John Van Duzer Luce Moreau, CFRE Robin Porter Caitlin Smith Ann Vessey Linna Morgan, CFRE Jane Potentier, CFRE Jackie Smith Laurie Wallis, CFRE Susan Mullin, CFRE Bill Pratt, CFRE Major Douglas Paul Smith Kerry Whiteside Martin Munger, CFRE Beth Proven, CFRE Vivian Ann Smith, CFRE Dr. Hunter M. Wight Lucinda Neufeld, CFRE Kathleen A. Provost, CFRE Wayne Laurence Steer Shirley Worth Mark A. Neville, CFRE Debra Ramage, CFRE Michelle Stefanski Pat E. Wright, CFRE Edie Newton Stuart Reid Gloria D. Stewart Noel Xavier Michelle Niceforo Ruthann Richardson Kim Strydonck, CFRE

AFP Foundation for Philanthropy–Canada

2009 Award of Excellence 2009 Highest Percent 2009 Highest EMC AFP Manitoba Chapter Member Participation Dollars Per Decision AFP Manitoba Chapter AFP ON, Greater Toronto Chapter

38 • Annual Report 2009 • www.afpnet.org AFP Foundation for Philanthropy

MISSION STATEMENT The AFP Foundation for Philanthropy shall strive to enhance philanthropy and volunteerism through programs of education, research and service that will beneﬁt all those who lead, serve and support nonproﬁt institutions.

PURPOSE The purpose of the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy is to generate the resources to fund AFP strategic initiatives that advance ethical and effective fundraising.

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