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AFPAssociation of Fundraising Professionals FL, First Coast Chapter National Philanthropy Day®
Dear Friends,
On behalf of the National Philanthropy Day Committee and the entire First Coast Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), thank you for joining us at our 30th Anniversary of our National Philanthropy Day celebration. Each year, we look forward to honoring the exceptional donors, volunteers and professionals whose gifts of time, expertise and resources contribute significantly to the quality of life in our communities.
This year's philanthropy winners have "made their mark" on the First Coast, and nationally, by giving back of their time, talent and treasure. There are many significant nonprofit organizations on the First Coast that help countless individuals in need. These outstanding winners, and all those who were nominated, have found their passions and have given thoughtfully and generously to make a difference in so many lives.
We appreciate your support of National Philanthropy Day and the AFP Florida First Coast Chapter. We are proud of the members of the AFP Florida First Coast Chapter and all of the work that we do. Our local chapter represents more than 180 fundraising professionals at more than 90 organizations. The mission of the Association of Fundraising Professionals Florida First Coast Chapter is to advance ethical philanthropy through education, peer support and advocacy, thus enabling individuals and organizations to better serve the diverse communities and people of the First Coast. For more information about AFP, please visit afpflfirstcoast. ofpnet .org.
We hope your attendance today at National Philanthropy Day will spur action and demonstrate ways you can connect with causes and with each other. May you be inspired by what others are doing and create your own ideas for philanthropic engagement in our community!
Sincerely,
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Therese Gamble Andrew Lipnick Kate McClung Terri Montville Program & Print Co-Chair At Large Member Media & Public Relations Co-Chair Sponsorship Chair UNF Graduate Doctoral Student The First Tee of North Florida University of North Florida Baptist Health Foundation Professional
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Welcome Jeffrey Davitt, CFRE Chapter President Invocation Courtney Hester, MDiv Chaplain, Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center Past, Present, Future: 30 Years of Giving on the First Coast Sherry McGill President, Jessie Ball duPont Fund Lunch Chapter Award Presentations TriciaRae Stancato and Annie Tutt National Philanthropy Day Co-Chairs
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Outstanding Civic Organization Arlington Rotary Club
Next Generation Award ENACTUS, Flagler College
Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser Richard L. Sisisky
Outstanding Fundraising Professional Stanton Cadow, CFRE, ECRF
Outstanding Small Business The Bailey Group
Outstanding Corporation Florida Blue
Outstanding Foundation The Petway Family Foundation
Outstanding Philanthropists David and Linda Stein
Lifetime Achievement Award Robert T. "Bob" Shircliff
Closing Remarks 2016 Chapter Award Winners------0� c?wwG1rga1t1z atzopt, Arlington Rotary Club Nominated by Boys & Girls Club of Northeast Florida The members of the Arlington Rotary Club certainly embody the motto of Rotary, "Service Above Self". Their tireless support of the Boys & Girls Club location in Arlington, the Woodland Acres Boys & Girls Club, has spanned more than 40 years and is on-going at present. Under the guidance of Baxter E. Luther, the Club has donated over $500,000 to improve and expand the facilities located in a high risk area of Arlington. Starting in the early 1980's the Club expanded the classroom space at the club and expanded the restrooms. Always looking for ways to improve the site they expanded the building in the 1990's and built an outdoor pavilion in 2009 which provides outdoor programming space for Club members. They also provided a roof over the outdoor basketball court. In 2013, they provided funding for on addition which added more restrooms and office space and had the building re-roofed and painted. The Club continued the improvements during the next few years by adding walkways and a covered outside picnic area. Recently a new project was initiated where a foreclosed home is purchased by the club or club members, totally renovated, and when the renovation and remodel is complete it is sold with the proceeds going to the Woodland Acres Club. This newly successful project will provide an on-going program to raise funds for the Club. The members of the Arlington Rotary Club are committed to the success of the children attending the Woodland Acres Boys & Girls Club who may be at risk due to diminished family income, family medical crises, or emerging neighborhood gang activity. According to the Boys & Girls Clubs' board chair, Mr. Luther and Arlington Rotary have always been there to help. Mr. Luther states, "I come from humble beginnings in the South where we had nothing to speak of. I always said that if I could help other people, I would do so whenever I can. I have been blessed, so I am sharing." The on-going work and investment provided by the Arlington Rotary Club to support the community and the children who attend the Club make them an invaluable resource. Because of Mr. Baxter's vision along with the support and work of the other Club members, the Arlington Rotary Club sets the standard for other civic organizations.
Q1e;a;(3-�ll, ofroalld ENACTUS, Flagler College Nominated by Flagler College, Officeof Institutional Advancement
The ENACTUS student program at Flagler College turns students into entrepreneurs. Through a combination of innovation, grant funding and sustainable solutions, the 45 person team in the ENACTUS program have devoted 6,000 hours to eight projects that have transformed the lives of many. Three programs which the ENACTUS team started this year are: A partnership was formed between the Soapy Tales company in St. Augustine, which was initiated by young men in foster care, and a group saddled by poverty in the Dominican Republic, to produce soap and simultaneously instruct the citizens on good hygiene. This partnership has resulted in 12 employed workers who otherwise would be at-risk and in a profitable business and sustainable income of over $70,000 for low income women and teens in San Marco. They instituted the CROP program through the acquisition of three funding grants, which provided academic enrichment and mentoring to 85 high risk middle and high school students to provide guidance and the motivation needed to continue their education. Nine out of ten participants received college acceptances and one joined the military. Through their creation of JUMP, Inc., a small business incubator, ENACTUS motivated 26 entrepreneurs in West St. Augustine, an area with a high risk of poverty and hopelessness, to attend workshops on business start-ups. The human element was the focus of the Flagler College ENACTUS team and this focus proved beneficial to both the students and the recipients of assistance. On student commented: "Before ENACTUS, I was just a college student. Now I am a leader, an entrepreneur, and involved citizen and I have the confidence to know that whatever I chose to do, I have the skills and drive to become successful." Congratulations to ENACTUS, the 2016 National Philanthropy Doy Next Generation Award recipient! ------2016 Chapter Award Winners O�CJ£�q� Richard L. Sisisky Nominated by Baptist Health Foundation
How would you describe an outstanding fundraiser? Definitely at the top of the list would be an individual who is passionate about the organization and one who has a deep commitment to philanthropy. Richard L. Sisisky is a visionary leader who is involved with numerous organizations in Jacksonville which promote the health and well-being of our community. In fact, his leadership over the last 15 years at Baptist Health was recently recognized by the Florida Hospital Association, who named Sisisky Trustee of the Year in 2015 for his significant impact on our community. Joining the Board of Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville in 2002, he has personally supported capital projects and programs throughout the Baptist Health System. In 2013, he took the helm to chair Baptist Health's five-year $100 million comprehensive fundraising campaign, Securing Tomorrow Together, for endowment-building, capital improvements and program enhancements. Leading by example during the campaign, Mr. Sisisky and his wife, Kimberly, funded the Sisisky-Kleppinger Lecture Series in honor of his in-laws. Thanks to Mr. Sisisky's leadership, more than $93 million has been raised to date. Personally recruiting new campaign volunteers and shepherding them to success, he has instituted new strategies which have proved to be extremely successful, such as a matching gifts program for campaign endowment giving. Always willing to speak publicly and privately, he engages volunteers and donors with his enthusiasm and everyone he comes in contact with welcomes and appreciates his creative ideas, openness and wit. Mr. Sisisky sums it up when he says, "I accepted this volunteer role because Baptist means so much to me, my family and many of my friends. You see, we are grateful patients ourselves." Mr. Sisisky has not limited his fundraising and donor development skills exclusively to Baptist Health. He served as president of the Jewish Federation of Jacksonville (JFJ), where he was instrumental in creating the Jewish Community Foundation. Mr. Sisisky and his wife, Kimberly, established the Sisisky Family Foundation to support the JF J and the Jewish Community Alliance, including funding the Sisisky Family Foundation Lecture Series. He is the lead director for Stein Mart, and, in 2013, was the first chair of the board of advisors of Jacksonville University's Public Policy Institute. Additionally, he has held leadership roles at The Bolles School, the Jacksonville Children's Commission and has served on the Board of Governors of the National Conference for Community & Justice. The Sisiskys also support the United Way as members of the Tocqueville Society. As a truly giving person and an exemplary volunteer in our community, we honor Richard L. Sisisky as the 2016 Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser.
CJ�CJ�cPwfeMiclld Stanton Cadow, CFRE, ECRF Executive Director, Catholic Foundation / Directorof Development & Stewardship, Diocese of St. Augustine Nominated by Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine
Stanton Cadow has revived an organization that was without a development office for many years through his innovation, vision and professionalism. As Director of Development & Stewardship for the Diocese of St. Augustine, he has provided leadership for four annual appeals which have surpassed the goals by millions of dollars. His innovation, attention to detail and professionalism have provided a new sense of giving to the Diocese and Catholic Foundation. Mr. Cadow's implementation of the Bishop's Annual Stewardship Appeal has been overwhelmingly successful raising a total of $17 million from thousands of donors. As the Executive Director, he has energized new members of the Catholic Foundation and its board of directors, and instituted educational programs and stewardship activities resulting in a new sense of giving, stewardship and commitment to the Diocese and Catholic Foundation. He has built the Development and Stewardship department and has invigorated all those who associate with him. A development professional in every sense of the word, Mr. Cadow brings enthusiasm, professionalism and energy to the Diocese of St. Augustine and in doing so, has surpassed all revenue goals. 2016 Chapter Award Winners------
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0� C9tJiptJWl:Wlt Fl CJ�CltJUltdatMa !PETWAY FAMILY! The Petway Family Foundation FOUNDATION Nominated by Community Hospice of Northeast Florida & Universityof North Florida The Petway Family Foundation, established by Tom and Betty Petway, has a vast and rich history of philanthropy in Northeast Florida. The Petway's originally established the foundation to formalize their philanthropic endeavors which originated from their personal investment in countless organizations and includes their involvement with the Jacksonville Jaguars Foundation during their period of partnership with the Jaguars. The Petways have been instrumental in the growth of Community Hospice of Northeast Florida over the past 27 years. Most notably, Betty chaired the capital campaign for Community Hospice to build the Earl B. Hadlow Center for Caring and helped to establish the Halloween Doors and More fundraiser, which has raised over four million dollars for Community PedsCare. Through the Petways' efforts, a positive and lasting impact on our region has occurred. In 20 12, the UNF Board of Trustees named the College of Education and Human Services building Tom and Betty Petway Hall in recognition of their support of the University of North Florida and leadership of the UNF Foundation. The Petways have been members of the United Way's Tocqueville Society for more than 25 years. Most recently, the Petway Family Foundation made a multi-year commitment to the Quality Education for All fund, a coalition of private philanthropists working with Duval County Public Schools to ensure that all students achieve in school and life. In addition, the Episcopal Diocese of Florida and Florida State University have benefited from the Foundation's contributions. Tom, Betty, their son, Ty, US Assure Chairman and CEO, and daughter, Brette continue their philanthropy, establishing the Petway Family Foundation fund at the Community Foundation for Northeast Florida to ensure the continuation and lasting impact of their contributions to our community. CJ�fjp>ltdaut:ltwpi It would be safe to say Robert T. Shircliff has touched most of the agencies and organizations in our community in the fields of education, healthcare and the arts with his vision of philanthropy and his giving nature, but perhaps none so more than St. Vincent's HealthCare Foundation. Since moving to Jacksonville in 1967 in a position with Pepsi Cola, Bob has blessed this community with the belief that giving is a part of life itself. Over the years, he provided leadership and expertise to Jacksonville University as the chair of their capital campaign, as Chairman of the Board of Trustees, founding fellow of the Jacksonville University Public Policy Institute, and President of the University Council. He also provided personal gifts to the Davis College of Business, the Library, the ROTC program, the Fine Arts programs, athletic programs, the JU Fund, and established the Robert T. Shircliff Professorship and Business Ethics Endowment. Additionally, Bob provided business acumen and support to the Community Foundation, joining the Board in 1984, and the Jacksonville Symphony, serving on the committee to build Jacoby Hall, as chair of the Symphony Board and as founder of the Jacksonville Symphony Foundation. Due to these dedicated efforts, AFP named Bob the 1989 Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser and in 1993, named him Outstanding Philanthropist. But Bob didn't stop there. He continued to assist many organizations over the years, spearheading numerous fund-raising drives for organizations including: the Cummer Museum of Art, & Gardens, the Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts, the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Guardian Catholic Schools and the Catholic Diocese of St. Augustine. Overall, these campaigns raised in excess of 200 million dollars for the community. Bob's advocacy for Catholic health care in our community is well known. In 201 2, he was instrumental in securing a new $300,000 mobile medical clinic for St. Vincent's HealthCare with funding obtained through Rotary International and agreed to match dollar for dollar every gift that was made to his Rotary Club. In 201 6, he is leading St. Vincent HealthCare's campaign, "Sharing Our Mission", helping to raise more than $28 million to build a new hospital and fund expansion of the current campus. He is currently an honorary member of the St. Vincent's Foundation Board of Directors but never stops actively raising funds. More than 50% of Bob's time is devoted to philanthropic causes throughout our community... he leads campaigns, makes solicitation calls, invests his time in the selection of leadership staff, sponsors events, and serves as a trusted advisor for many of the community's non-profit leaders. Because of the high esteem in which he is held, when Bob asks, people respond, and usually say "YES". His kindness, generosity, humbleness and personal commitment to making our community a better place is an inspiration to us all. It is our honor to present Mr. Robert T. "Bob" Shircliff with the 2016 National Philanthropy Day LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD. ''One of the greatest dignities of humankind is that each successive generation is invested in the welfa re of each new generation.'' - Fred Rogers learn • share • grow your com-munity • your world visit wjct.org 2016 Table Honorees ------ Florida Theatre salutes Tom Coughlin Jay Fund Foundation salutes Al A Solar Barry Zeidwig Al A Solar, under the AlA SOLAR Barry Zeidwig is a long direction of its President CONTRACTING INCORPORATED time board member and Founder, Pete COMMERCIAL & RESI DENTIAL PHOTOVOLTAIC and visionary for the Wilking, is an exceptional Tom Coughlin Jay Fund corporate partner and community influence.The Foundation and has company's visionary perspective on changing the world played a vital role in through clean energy is eclipsed only by its internal the organization since culture to help provide experiences and connections 2003. Among Barry's with people from all walks of life in our community many contributions is the through philanthropy. conceptualization of the Jay Fund's Wine Tasting Al A Solar plays a vital role as a corporate partner at Gala, which is in its 13th year as a premier fundraising the Florida Theatre through its support of signature event on the First Coast, raising nearly $2 million. fundraising events and the Theatre's "Friends" Barry is preparing for retirement as Executive Vice Membership. Such generosity and commitment to President and General Manager of North Florida for preserving the historical presence of the Theatre, Southern Glazer. His leadership within his company through sponsorship, volunteerism and outreach, and the Tom Coughlin Jay Fund empowered a high is a direct link to the Theatre's ability to increase its performing culture. community outreach, connect young professionals and bring learning tools to the main stage. Pete and his staff The generosity and commitment of Barry and his wife are constantly engaged in the Theatre's focus of igniting Linda has helped the Jay Fund BE THERE for countless 1 0 M c O u OH'' N the love for cultural arts within the next families tackling childhood cancer. generation and bringing about life altering opportunities for thousands of performance attendees. JAFU!MDY Flagler College salutes Nemours Children's Specialty Care salutes Brian and Jacki Unger Child Cancer Fund Flagler College is honored Child Cancer Fund to recognize the generous provides emotional, support of Brian and practical, educational, ••J! CtU\.Ce,r FUND Jacki Unger on National and financial support Philanthropy Day. Brian to families of children and Jacki have supported battling childhood cancer and are treated at numerous projects at Flagler Nemours Children's Specialty Care and Wolfsons College including the Children's Hospital. For 22 years, CCF has contributed Ringhaver Student Center, over $1. l million to Nemours to support the Pollard Hall, and the Flagler hematology/oncology department. CCF financially Fund. They have also established the Unger Family supports the child life specialist position at Nemours, Endowed Scholarship which provides assistance to a provides educational resources for families, and student on a Study Abroad trip each year. Because sponsors family weekends at Camp Boggy Creek. of their support, students have been able to make CCF continues to grow in their philanthropic roles trips to Costa Rica, Germany, and other countries to around the community through supporting pediatric study and further expand their education. Brian and cancer support groups, local schools, and increasing Jacki are also the proud parents to Flagler graduate, community organization involvement in philanthropy Rachel Unger Branch (Class of 2006). events. Nemours FLAGLER Children's Specialty Care COLLEGE ------2016 Table Honorees Pine Castle salutes Girl Scouts of Gateway Council salutes David Rowland Deutsche Bank Pine Castle honors David Deutsche Bank recognizes the Rowland for his exceptional important role STEM (science, / leadership and commitment technology, engineering, and to further Pine Castle's math) programming plays IZ] Mission to empower adults in the lives of today's girls, Deutsche Bank with intellectual and helping them build confidence developmental disabilities as tomorrow's business leaders. through opportunities to This past year, Deutsche Bank partnered with Girl learn, work and connect. Scouts of Gateway Council to develop a one-of-a Following in the footsteps kind STEM program in which Girl Scouts teamed up of his father, Duane, who with women leaders in technology from Deutsche served as Board Chair of Pine Castle in the early Bank to develop mobile apps that address important 1990's, David has completed his 7th year on the social and community issues. Deutsche Bank's Board of Directors, the last two as President and generous volunteers assisted four teams of Girl Scouts Chairman of the Board . David understands the over five months to conceptualize, design, and code importance of Pine Castle's programs through their apps. These Girl Scouts were invited to showcase personal experience; he has a beloved brother who their apps at Deutsche Bank's first Women's has a disability. In addition to his leadership, David, Leadership Day. who is President of Jack Becker Distributors, provides Due to their impact on local girls and continued corporate and personal financial partnership, Girl Scouts of support of Pine Castle's Mission. Gateway Council is proud to � honor Deutsche Bank. 91r·1 sco uts ReachingBeyond Disability of gateway council TheArc Jacksonville salutes Catholic Foundation salutes EverBank Gwendolyn Yates The Arc Jacksonville's Gwen, a long-time goal for better living led decorated community leader to the development of ; Ever8anl< and city councilwoman, is The Arc Jacksonville Village, the nation's first community current Chair of the Board of of its type dedicated to establishing a lifestyle of the Catholic Foundation, the independence for residents with intellectual and first black woman in history developmental disabilities. EverBank's commitment to to chair the Foundation. She using its resources to build stronger communities and has served as Vice-Chair of empowering individuals to reach their full potential was the board and Chair of the instrumental in bringing the dream of The Village to life. Nominations, Grants and The Village successfully opened its door to 121 residents Executive Committees, as in May 2016. "We are very proud to be part of the team well as a member of the Order of Augustine Verot. that made this day, and the future for these residents, She is a former President of Catholic Charities ( 1983- possible," said Blake Wilson, EverBank's president and 1992) and St. Vincent's Foundation Board of Trustees chief operating officer. (secretary/ treasurer 1988). Gwen's leadership and generosity have come at critical times in the EverBank has been a supporter of The Arc Jacksonville advancement of the Catholic Foundation. long before The Village. In 2001, the bank hired Jason, then a 22-year-old man with Down Syndrome, as a Gwen and her husband, Alton Yates, are natives mail clerk. Today, 15 years later, Jason continues to of Jacksonville and parishioners at Holy Rosary Catholic Church. They have two children and three be a valued member of the EverBank team. EverBank- is setting the bar high as a leader in grandchildren. the fieldof employing individuals with The Arc. disabilities. Jacksonville t!�I�! f!�� .!�on 2016 Table Honorees ------ Jacksonville Jewish community salutes Habitat forHumani ty of Jacksonville salutes Hal Resnick Jim and Linda Pello The executive directors Jim and Linda have been and volunteer leadership of supporters of HabiJax since Jacksonville's major Jewish moving to Jacksonville in 1994. agencies honor the memory "We contribute to HabiJax and of our dear friend, Harold (Hal) other charities because we Resnick, who passed away on have been blessed fi nancially September 7th. Hal's passing is a and want to make a difference significant loss to all of us. in the lives of others." And Hal was the current president they share their time and of Jewish Family & Community talents, Linda volunteering on Services. He is a past president of the Jewish Federation Homebuilders Blitz events, tutoring at Habitat Beaches of Jacksonville. He led strategic planning processes with and schools, and Jim serving on the HabiJax Board. many of our agencies and synagogues. With a strong penchant for affordable housing, Jim Hal always acknowledged our strengths, while also has served on the boards of Families FIRST, the continually challenging us to improve. He was Jacksonville Housing Authority and the Jacksonville dedicated to assisting individuals and organizations to Housing Finance Authority. He currently serves as work towards realizing their full potential. May his name a Board Member of Ability Housing, which provides and memory be a blessing . permanent supportive housing for the homeless. As a retired business executive and CPA, Jim also .,.,> volunteers as an overseas financial � Jewish CommunityFoundation J�F IOF NORTHEAST FLORIDA, INC. consultant for Habitat for Humanity JCA International and Presbyterian Disaster Int 1 Assistance. li�'(::��j Co�ii��mumY & ty 1 JEWISH�FEDERATIILLEON nC\l,VEJ0_.__ UQ! ____mEN . rv1 - ,�oF JACKSONV 1tf- l R •••• .••.••�� ��� ••••••• • • ••.•• •.. • • •••••••••••.••••••••••_ ••••.._. • ••� � � _O,R �� _Y,IC�� _ ••••••••; .••••••••••.•••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••• ••••• • • • • ••.. , •••••, , , , •Ill • • ••· • • • • • • • • • Police Athletic League of Jacksonville salutes Cathedral Arts Project, Inc. salutes JOI Foundation Kate Jolley The Police Athletic League of jACKSONVI LLE Kate Jolley is one of the Jacksonville, Inc. {JaxPAL) is r�o- 1 ORTHOPAEDIC founding members of the proud to honor the Jacksonville INSTITUTE Cathedral Arts Project's young Orthopedic Institute {JOI) FOUNDATION professionals group known as Foundation, which provides the CAPtivators, which has support for outreach programs that benefitindi viduals and 75 active members annually. groups in need of services, equipment and basic daily In addition to being one of necessities. the original members, she is The JOI Foundation provides JaxPAL with invaluable a founding Board Member of guidance and assistance with our programs to ensure the group, and currently serves the safety of our young athletes, funding for athletic as President, recruiting and equipment, and hundreds of volunteer hours from their leading a board of 10 young dedicated staff. Having their knowledge accessible to us professionals. During her involvement, she has helped truly makes a difference in our ability to serve our youth. provide leadership that has resulted in raising over This year, the JOI Foundation and the Blake Bartles $30,000 annually for the Cathedral Arts Project. Foundation partnered with JaxPAL to host the inaugural As brand marketing manager at Brunet-Garcia Blake Bartles Football Camp. The camp provided 500 Advertising, Kate has ensured the creativity, quality and boys and girls the experience of a lifetime - learning skills effectiveness of the branding and public relationships like agility, proper stances, and throwing techniques from current NFL players including Blake Bartles, Allen Hurns and strategies that led to the CAPtivators ' amazing Allen Robinson. successes. Tapping her print-journalism background, Kate has also been instrumental in the _.... 1 We are deeply appreciative of our long-standing content creation for the CAPtivators ,CATHEDRAL partnership with the JOI Foundation and various fundraising and engagement privileged to honor the entire JOI team. � ARTS appeals. PROJECT i' histrwd. histlN...... ------2016 Table Honorees Jacksonville Zoological Society salutes Ronald McDonald House Charities salutes KrystynCo llier and Tiffany Massey, M.D. La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries The Jacksonville Zoo As the official furniture provider and Gardens is proud to of Ronald McDonald House LA/J BOY recognize Krystyn Collier Charities, La-Z-Boy is passionate FURNITURE GALLERIES' and Tiffany Massey, M. D. about ensuring families have a as Honorees for National comfortable "home away from Philanthropy Day. As home" while their children receive critical medical Chairs for ExZOOberation, care. Locally, Tom DeGoey, David Valentine, and the Zoo's adult evening the rest of the Jacksonville La-Z-Boy team have fundraising gala, they served as long-term community partners of RMHC led the volunteer committee's efforts to raise of Jacksonville through furniture donations and funds to support the care and feeding of the Zoo's volunteer service. As RMHC of Jacksonville prepared animals, botanical gardens, conservation initiatives, for the opening of our expanded and renovated and education programs. Their creative talents, House, La-Z-Boy donated sleeper sofas for all family passionate leadership, and sense of fun, made this bedrooms and furnishings for other common areas. year's "Casino Zoo Royale" a memorable evening for Thank you to La-Z-Boy for their unwavering generosity 500 guests attending. We sincerely appreciate all of and commitment to our families. their efforts, and thank them for their enthusiasm and passion to support the 21st annual ExZOOberation. JACKSONVILLE � Ronald McDonald 00 House Charities· AND GARDENS • Jacksonville ...... ' ...... ' ...... � ...... The Discovery School salutes The Discovery School salutes Lindley Tolbert Meredith Chartrand Frisch Lindley Tolbert is President of A Jacksonville native and 2003 Lindley Tolbert Design, Inc., graduate of FSU, Meredith a firm that specializes in new Chartrand Frisch currently serves construction and renovation on the board of The Chartrand of residential buildings. Foundation and The Women's Lindley holds a BFA in Interior Giving Alliance. Meredith has Design and a BS in Business spearheaded initiatives in Economics from William Early Childhood Development Woods University in Missouri. with specificin terest in the Lindley's tireless work to build JCCI Children 1-2-3 Study and a culture of philanthropy the Healthy Start Coalition. at The Discovery School began in 2013 when she Meredith' s tireless work to build a culture of philanthropy at The Discovery School began and Development Committee Co-Chair Meredith in 2013 when she and Development Committee Co Frisch embarked on a mission to transform the way Chair Lindley Tolbert embarked on a mission to transform the school solicited annual support. While either of the way the school solicited annual support. While either these tenacious women could have succeeded of these tenacious women could have succeeded at the task alone, they joined forces and pledged at the task alone, they joined forces and pledged to transform the organization together, resulting in to transform the organization together, resulting in staggering growth figures for the annual Discovery staggering growth figures for the annual Discovery Fund, Fund, achieving more than a l 00% increase in annual achieving more than a l 00% increase in annual giving giving over two years. The Discovery T HE over two years. The Discovery School T HE School is proud to honor Lindley's DISCOVERY is proud to honor Meredith' s work on DISCOVERY work on behalf of children. s CHOOL behalf of children. SCHOOL I this is learning I this is learning 2016 Table Honorees------ Guardian Catholic Schools salutes Children's Home Society of Florida salutes Ron Townsend Mrs. Rosa Beckett A successful executive with Rosa Beckett has been over 45 years of broadcasting a dedicated member of industry experience, Ron Children's Home Society of Townsend has spent his Florida, Buckner Division's career helping businesses, Board of Directors for eight charities, and community years. As Chair of CHS's 20 16 organizations to achieve their Caring Chefs, she led her goals. sponsorship committee to the Ron Townsend is a long largest fundraising total to serving member and former date. She has brought in the Chairman of the Guardian most sponsorship dollars for Catholic Schools Board of Trustees who continues to the last three years. serve as a role model for our students in Jacksonville's Rosa has served in several capacities on the Board urban core. He is presently Chairperson of the including Treasurer and Community Relations Guardian's "Build the Dream, Guard the Legacy" Chair. Rosa is very active in her community. She is a capital campaign. With his leadership, the Guardian Leadership Jacksonville alumna, a member of the has successfully exceeded the initial campaign goal Society for Human Resources Management, and has and continues to raise funds needed to build the new been a member of the Gator Bowl Association. Guardian Catholic School in Jacksonville's Northside. ...... fiiJ�;:,� :�1s ...... I.. �...... J�. ;�r...... · Baptist Health Foundation salutes TheSul zbacher Center salutes Richard M. Stromberg, MD, FACEP, FAAEM Susan Gentry Richard Stromberg, MD, has Susan R. Gentry, served as been Chief of Emergency a Sulzbacher Center board Services at Baptist Health since member between 2003- 2010, 1982. He is also President and and has been a longtime major CEO of Emergency Resources donor of the Center. She has Group (ERG), a multi-specialty also served as a member of group practice of 225 the board of the March of board certifiedphy sicians Dimes in Florida and received which staffs emergency the national March of Dimes' departments at all fiveBa ptist Franklin Delano Roosevelt Leadership Award in 2005. Health hospitals and three r ...... _� The Gentry Family Foundation provided the lead gift for freestanding emergency centers at Fleming Island, Sulzbacher's current capital campaign for Sulzbacher Town Center, and Northside, as well as other hospitals in Village, a community for women and families, which will Northeast Florida/Southeast Georgia. break ground later this year. Thanks to Dr. Stromberg 's leadership, ERG has provided more than $1 million in philanthropic support to Baptist Health over three decades. Dr. Stromberg and ERG physicians have recently made a group pledge for an emergency services endowment during Baptist Health' s current comprehensive campaign, Securing Tomorrow Together, where he serves as a member of the Campaign ...CBAPTIST � 'II HEALTH Cabinet. '1 Sulzbacher Center FOUNDATION The JtlUy JJome ------201 6 Table Honorees tag! Children's Museum of St. Augustine salutes Community Hospice of Northeast Florida salutes Susan J. Garner Tom and Betty Petway Susan J. Garner has Community Hospice of been a valued advisor Northeast Florida is proud and generous supporter to honor The Petway to tag! Children's Family Foundation and Museum since 2012. Tom and Betty Petway We honor Susan today for their dedication and for her thoughtfulness, generosity to Community encouragement and PedsCare® and guidance as we build the Community Hospice of tag! Children's Museum in Saint Augustine. Susan's life Northeast Florida. The Petway Family Foundation has of service began with her work in the Peace Corps been a strong supporter of Community PedsCare, the in Colombia in the late 1960s, where she met her nationally recognized pediatric and hospice program late husband Bob. Since then, Susan has dedicated for children with life-limiting and life-threatening her life to the work of compassion, education and conditions. Betty Petway is one of the original empowerment through a number of philanthropic founders of Community Hospice's Halloween Doors partnerships. & More event and the Petway Family Foundation has Susan has made her home in the St. Augustine area been the event's presenting sponsor since its first year since 1980 and has quietly and graciously supported in 2005. Community Hospice Foundation gratefully our community's growth and progress ever since. recognizes the Petways and the Petway Family Susan has two adult children and three young Foundation for their tremendous support. grandchildren who are very excited � for the future grand opening of tag! Northeast Flodda I C.OMMUNITY HOSPICE� Children's Museum. tag• ...... __ ...___ .. ___ .. ___ ...- ���:�.�- _._ ..._ ...... _ .._ _ ...... ___ ...... __. _ ...... _ .._. __ .. __. _ ..... _ ...- ������i��!7. ��i� . University of North Florida salutes Baptist Health and Wolfson Children's Hospital salutes All Universityof North Florida Donors Drs.Al dana, James, Sauvageau and Hanel We recognize that our donors Baptist Health and are inspired for a myriad Wolfson Children ' s of reasons. Whether it was Hospital are proud their own experience as to recognize four an alumnus or a growing leading neurosurgeons, awareness of what happens whose expertise and at the University, each philanthropic efforts shares a passion for UNF. have brought one of Their contributions to the the top pediatric and UNF Foundation make a adult neuroscience programs in the U.S. to Jacksonville. difference and provide Hector James, MD, was the firstpediat ric neurosurgeon opportunities for both our in our region and his commitment to provide care to students and faculty. While our donors' passions local children attracted philanthropic funding, most are diverse, their philanthropic investments have notably from the Lucy Gooding Charitable Foundation made our University better and strengthened our Trust. Philipp Aldana, MD, current Chief of Pediatric community. Together, we are changing lives each Neurosurgery, along with renowned endovascular and every day. Thank you for your support. neurosurgeons Ricardo Hanel, MD, and Eric Sauvageau, MD, have dramatically advanced adult and pediatric programs. Through their tireless efforts and philanthropic leadership, these surgeons have made a difference in the lives of thousands of children 1 ••• and adults in our region needing ■- ■ . � world-class neurosurg1cal care. BAPTIST Wolfson UNIVERSITYo/ --s- HEALTH Children's UNF NORTH FLORIDA. u Hospital 2016 Table Honorees ar - .- TheSal vation Army salutes Captain Kirk Lewis The Salvation Army of Northeast Florida this year honors Captain Kirk Lewis, who humbly and faithfully serves as a volunteer behind the scenes of The Salvation Army's most visible fundraising campaign, the Red Kettles. For the past five years Kirk has coordinated all of the volunteers who count the funds that come in through the kettles for more than 75 locations across Jacksonville. Kirk makes sure the job is done well and in a timely manner, which is a great service to The Salvation Army administration. More than that, he recruits his friends and family to volunteer and spreads his enthusiasm for the mission of The Salvation Army. Counting the kettles is a monumental task that Kirk dependably takes on each year with diliaence and care. He is an essential part of The Salvation Army's Red Kettle campaign in , • • Jacksonville. DOING THE MOST GOOD c301r Annie Tuttrec ognizes Joshua Zmroczek, CFRE tag! Children's Museum recognizes Dr. Jimmy & Mrs. For being a mentor and friend and for connecting me to Karen Glenos/Smiles by Glenos Orthodontics AFP in Jax! Thank you for igniting a spark for life-long learning and Ashley Szczukowski recognizes Susan Towler health and wellness in our community. Thank you for helping me and many others navigate in Lauren Weedon Hopkins, CFRE recognizes the community, you're simply amazing. Laine S. Silverfield Christy Smith recognizes Erica Neu For being my life-long friend and trusted mentor. For being such an amazing fundraising teammate! I'm Lee Anderson recognizes Betty Lustig, M.S. so proud of you and your new endeavor! The knowledge Betty has imparted upon me has been Communities In Schools of Jacksonville recognizes a major contributor to my fundraising career. DuBow Family Foundation, Inc. Lisa Maldonado recognizes Kathleen Nelson For their dedication over the last 10 years to our Kathleen is an inspiration to many in this profession, and organization. I am honored to call her my friend. Communities In Schools of Jacksonville recognizes Nemours Children's Specialty Care recognizes The Jim Moran Foundation Child Cancer Fund For their strong commitment towards helping students For their 22 years of dedication to Nemours in choose success. philanthropy, patient experiences, and friendship. Jeff Davitt, CFRE recognizes Kathleen Nelson SPS Coaching recognizes Elexia Coleman-Moss, For your support of my career as a fundraiser from my Empowerment Resources Inc. time as a Flagler student to today. For Elexia 's dedication since 2002 to the success of Jessica Waugaman recognizes Aly Leeper youth and families in Jacksonville. For being an amazing leader in our community, role TriciaRae Stancato recognizes Susan Stewart model and mentor to her children. For your inspiration and mentoring that helped me Kate Mcclung recognizes Ali Badibanga become the professional I am today. For encouraging me to become involved with AFP, and for being a great co-worker and friend. {>f6tJt$ the Association of Fundraising Professionals Whenever you attend a special event party fundraiser, receive an email newsletter from your favorite nonprofit, hear about the good work a capital campaign will produce for an organization, or receive a letter in the mail asking for help, someone who has experience in fund development is at the other end. Philanthropy, the desire to promote the welfare of others, is the life blood of a fund development professional. And in Jacksonville, the organization has had a rich history in the work of helping those in need. The Association of Fundraising Professionals began its life in Jacksonville in the early l 980's when a group of local fundraisers gathered together for monthly discussions. In 1985 they joined the National Society of Fund Raising Professionals (NSFRE). Today, that organization is known as the Association of Fundraising Professionals and the local group is its Florida First Coast Chapter. There are nearly 30,000 members of The Association of Fundraising Professionals in more than 200 chapters throughout the world. Its members work to advance philanthropy through education, training, mentoring, research, credentialing, and advocacy. The Association also promotes high ethical standards in the profession. One of the key professional development activities of the Florida First Coast Chapter is focused on education. The chapter awards scholarships to national and regional conferences, provides mentoring by members, conducts professional seminars and other presentations in Jacksonville for which CEU credits are provided leading towards national certification status. The First Coast Chapter has promoted professionalism, communication of information, education and collegiality. The millions of dollars raised to support nonprofits in Northeast Florida have often been initiated or facilitated by an AFP member. There are many unrecognized and unnamed people who make good things happen. At the end of the day, the professional fundraiser is a multi-faceted individual who listens and acts in a positive way. They believe in what Helen Keller said, "Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much." To find out more about the Association of Fundraising Professionals Florida First Coast Chapter, please visit afpflfirstcoast.afp-,1 .01 ·g AFAssociation of P Fundraising Professionals FL, First Coast Chapter off f?JtJCl/ldcJF> if[l)r:1c ectzt1ui President At Large Member / Florida Caucus Youth in Philanthropy Jeffrey Davitt, CFRE Rep. / Past Presidents Council Lyndse Costabile Flagler College Holly Hammond Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Jacksonville Children's Chorus President-Elect Member Services and Social Events Anthony Sutton, CFRE At Large Member / Lorin Thies Pine Castle Government Relations Florida Theatre Kimberly Govan VP of Education Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida Scholarships Kathleen M. Leone, CFRE Julie Hirshan University of North Florida National Philanthropy Day Chair Community Hospice TriciaRae Stancato VP of Membership Girl Scouts of Gateway Council Website / Job Bank Ashley Scott Joanna Blinn Police Athletic League of Jacksonville National Philanthropy Day Co-Chair Wolfson Children's Hospital Annie Tutt VP of Diversity United Way of Northeast Florida Social Media Lauren Weedon Hopkins, CFRE Ali Badibanga Catholic Charities Foundation / Be the Cause Campaign University of North Florida Iris Simmons Secretary Florida Theatre Chapter Administrator Tania Yount, CFRE Lisa Maldonado Barnabas CFRE Certification Partnership for Child Health Suzanne Hudson-Smith, CFRE Treasurer Florida Theatre At Large Member / Lee Anderson Student Representative University of North Florida Ethics Dell Robinson Patricia Thornton At Large Member Courtney Weatherby-Hunter Children's Home Society [l)tJnblu !?Jt:a if(X};g!rb1, The Donor Bill of Rights was created by the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP), the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), and the Giving Institute: Leading Consultants to Non-Profits. It has been endorsed by numerous organizations. Philanthropy is based on voluntary action for the common good. It is a tradition of giving and sharing that is primary to the quality of life. To ensure that philanthropy merits the respect and trust of the general public, and that donors and prospec tive donors can have full confidence in the nonprofit organizations and causes they are asked to support, we declare that all donors have these rights: I. To be informed of the organization's mission, of the way VI. To be assured that information about their donation is the organization intends to use donated resources, and of handled with respect and with confidentiality to the extent its capacity to use donations effectively for their intended provided by law. purposes. VII. To expect that all relationships with individuals II. To be informed of the identity of those serving on representing organizations of interest to the donor will the organization's governing board, and to expect the be professional in nature. board to exercise prudent judgment in its stewardship re sponsibilities. VIII. To be informed whether those seeking donations are volunteers, employees of the organization or hired solic Ill. To have access to the organization's most recent itors. financial statements. IX. To have the opportunity for their names to be deleted IV. To be assured their gifts will be used for the purposes for from mailing lists that an organization may intend to share. which they were given. X. To feel free to ask questions when making a donation and V. To receive appropriate acknowledgment and to receive prompt, truthful and forthright answers. recognition. (!]tJtfegiatE(!]Mp � The First Coast Collegiate Chapters are campus organizations affiliated with the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP). This organization provides networking and relevant career experience to UNF and Flagler College students who are interested in a career in the nonprofit industry or who are tasked with raising money for their on-campus organization. Welcoming of all students, undergraduate and/or graduate, from all majors, the collegiate chapter students take advantage of the same membership benefits as professional members. Collegiate Chapter Mission Statement The AFP collegiate chapters allow students to identify a cause to support, learn and apply ethical fundraising principles, and support the cause in which they believe, giving them a solid base of understanding and welcoming them into philanthropic and fundraising communities. The core activities to fulfill this mission include education, real life fundraising experience, mentoring and networking. Benefits of Membership: • Networking with non-profit executives who could be potential employers after graduation. • Network with campus peers and organizations. • Opportunity to attend AFP First Coast Chapter luncheon meetings. • Opportunity to shadow non-profit executives and fundraising professionals. • Learn more about the nonprofitind ustry and to gain valuable first-hand experience. • Meet other students with similar interests. • Absolutely a resume builder. • Access to the AFP international job bank for available positions in the non-profit sector. • Access to free campus workshops, webinars and other various educational programs. • Chance to build a career portfolio of projects and programs you took part in as a member. • Opportunity to attend local conferences and professional development seminars. • Opportunity to receive an AFP Collegiate Certificate of Fundraising. 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Experience it. cPadt; 01/V a/ldw� Outstanding Philan"hropist 2009 Pilot Club of Jacksonville 2015 Jim and Tabitha Furyk 2013 Medtronic Foundation 2008 Meninak Club 2014 Gerri and John Hoyt 20 12 M.A. Healy Foundation 2007 Southside Business Men's Club 2013 Gary and Nancy Chartrand 20 1 1 Neviaser Charitable Foundation, Inc. 2006 Rotary Club of South Jacksonville 2012 Peggy and J.F. Bryan IV 20 10 George M. Baldwin Foundation 2005 Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary 20 1 1 Linda and Vince Ferrigno 2009 Chartrand Foundation 2004 The Women's Board of WCH 20 10 John D. Baker 2008 Scottish Rite Foundation 2003 North Florida Cruising Club 2009 Jack and Betty Demetree 2007 Citigroup Foundation 2002 Rotary Club of Jacksonville 2008 Michael Ward 2006 Sontag Foundation 2001 First Coast Car Council 2007 Betsy Lovett 2005 Lucy Gooding Charitable 2000 Uptown Civitan Club 2006 Edward L. and Ann Baker Foundation 2005 Dr. Frances Bartlett Kinne 2004 Blue Foundation Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy 2004 Dr. Gasper and Irene Lazzara 2003 Jaguars Foundation 2015 Palm Ave. Exceptional 2003 Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Lane, Jr. 2002 Riverside Foundation Center Students 2002 Mrs. C. Herman "Mary Virginia" Terry 2001 Edna Sproull Williams Foundation 2014 Marissa lerna 200 1 J. Wayne and Delores Barr Weaver 2000 Paul E. and Klare N. Reinhold 2013 Matthew Taylor 2000 Melvin Gottlieb Foundation 2012 Tyler Jump 1999 Thomas Rives McGehee 1999 Thomas M. & Irene B. Kirbo 20 1 1 Tre ' Ellis Scott 1998 Delores Kesler Charitable Trust 20 10 Ryan Cox 1997 W. W. Bill Gay 1998 Brooks Health Foundation 2009 Mia and Juliette Shelton 1996 Ann and David Hicks 1997 Ida M. Stevens Foundation 2008 Beaches Keystone Club 1995 Jay Stein and Cindy Edelman 1996 Jessie Ball duPont Fund 2007 A.J. Donohue 1994 The Wolfson Family Foundation 1996 Mercedes-Benz of North America 2005 Jason Metcalf 1993 Robert T. "Bob" Shircliff 2004 Natalie Lupo 1992 Barnett Bank of Jacksonville and Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser 2003 Ron Fournier, Jr. Hugh H. Jones, Jr. 2015 Ryan A. Schwartz 2002 Hylton Early 1991 Alexander Brest 20 14 John Wilbanks 200 1 Meghan Hotchkiss 1990 The Davis Family (Winn Dixie) 20 13 Maribel Padial 2000 Corbett Lamm 2012 Paul Chappano, MD 1999 Chance Anderson Outstanding Corporation 201 1 Paul and Amy Wilson 1998 Maribeth Eldreth 2015 Bank of America 2010 Dave and Mary Pat Kulik 2014 VyStar Credit Union 2009 Ricardo "Dick" Morales, Jr. & Outstanding Young 20 13 EverBank Marcia C. Morales Professional Organization 20 12 Citi 2008 Paul C. Bosland 2014 The Horizon Board of 201 1 Miller Electric Company 2007 Donovin Darius Dreams Come True 2010 First Coast Energy/Doily's 2006 Greg Matovina 2013 The Contemporaries 2009 Prosperity Bank 2005 Carl Cannon 20 12 Wild Things 2008 Vistakon 2004 Michael C. Cascone 201 1 The Discovery Circle 2007 PSS World Medical 2003 Susan Little 2010 Atlantic Circle 2006 Landmar Group, LLC 2002 Moylan Boatwright 2005 Publix Super Markets, Inc. 200 1 James H. Winston Outstanding Fundraising and 2004 Anheuser-Busch 2000 John W. Donahoo, Jr. Development Professional 2015 Carol Harrison 2003 Northrop Grumman 2014 Elizabeth Head 2002 The Florida Times-Union Outstanding Civic Organization 200 1 Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Florida 2015 Rotary Club of North Florida 1999 CSX Transportation 2014 THE PLAYERS Championship Legacy Award 20 13 Harry Frisch 1998 BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc. 2013 Junior Service League of 2012 Nancy McDonald 1997 Winn-Dixie Corporation St. Augustine 2012 Westside Wranglers 4-H Club Outstanding Foundation 201 1 Knights of Columbus - Fr. Murphy 20 15 Jessie Ball duPont Fund Council #5535 2014 The GATE Foundation 20 10 Deerwood Rotary Club �[F� t,tllmt::ik afpflfirstcoast .afpnet .org