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Award Ceremony 2020 Award Ceremony Sunday, November 15 hosted online at https://tinyurl.com/DBQNPD2020 National Philanthropy Day is celebrated to honor philanthropy in our community. PRESENTED BY THE Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Tri-State Chapter 2020 Awards Presentation Sunday, November 15 Due to COVID-19 we invite you to visit https://tinyurl.com/DBQNPD2020 to view the pre-recorded 2020 National Philanthropy Awards presentation. The video will be made available online beginning at 6:00 p.m. 2020 Award Recipients OUTSTANDING PHILANTHROPIC FOUNDATION Klauer Family Charitable Foundation OUTSTANDING PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION Project Rooted OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER FUNDRAISER Tom & Amanda Rauen OUTSTANDING YOUTH IN PHILANTHROPY Addison Ryan OUTSTANDING PROFESSIONAL FUNDRAISER Tiffany Stietz Event Sponsors PLATINUM CIRCLE — $1,000+ • Klauer Manufacturing/Klauer Family Charitable Foundation • MidWestOne Bank GOLD CIRCLE — $500-$999 • Theisen’s Home-Farm-Auto SILVER CIRCLE — $250-$499 • Clarke University • Dubuque Bank and Trust • Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque • Honkamp Krueger • Loras College • Medical Associates Clinics and Health Plans • Sisters of Charity, BVM • Sisters of St. Francis • University of Dubuque FRIENDS CIRCLE • Rainbo Oil • Carlisle Ryan • Julien’s Journal POSTER CONTEST SPONSOR • Dupaco Community Credit Union Questions? Contact Christel at 563-690-9683 or [email protected] AFP Greater Tri-State Members Deanne Althoff ... Hills & Dales Marilyn Althoff ... Hills & Dales Marylou Baal ... Holy Spirit Parish Barb Barton ... Dubuque Museum of Art Bill Biebuyck ... Clarke University Cassandra Leigh Bird, BA ... Two By Two Character Development Shirley Brown ... Sisters of Charity Ellen Dettmer ... United Way of Dubuque Area Tri-States Roberto Dominguez ... Clarke University Michael Doyle ... Loras College Jeff Henderson ... Archdiocese of Dubuque Jodi Hooks ... Clarke University Mrs. Jayme Donna Ironside ... Clarke University Sister Cathy Katoski ... Sisters of St. Francis Ms. Wendy Knight, MBA ... Northeast Iowa Community College Dana Koos ... Shalom Spirituality Center Kara Leglar Murphy ... Finley Health Foundation Courtney Leonard ... Clarke University Jillian Mesch ... Clarke University Tonya Millard ... Dubuque Regional Humane Society David Moore ... Mercyone Dubuque Foundation Kelly Myers ... Sinsinawa Dominicans Bob Noel ... Holy Family Catholic Schools Barb Ohea ... Crescent Community Health Center Mr. Greg Orwoll ... DuRide Barbara J Potts ... Finley Health Foundation Brandi Riechers ... Grant Regional Health Center Dennis Rima ... Clarity Clinic Amy Schauer ... Stonehill Communities Jessica Schlader ... Clarke University Jeff Schneider ... The Archdiocese of Dubuque Andy Schroeder ... Prenger Solutions Group Mark Singsank ... Divine Word College Danielle Shea ... Dubuque Community YMCA YWCA Tiffany Stietz ... Hospice of Dubuque Wendy Sweeney, MA ... Hills & Dales Christel Tatro ... Stonehill Communities Jean Tucker ... Dubuque Symphony Orchestra Karen Ann Tuecke ... Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Mrs. Amy Unmacht ... Foundation For Dubuque Public Schools Angela Ventris ... Clarke University Jennifer Walker ... ECIA Larry Wilson ... Beckman Catholic High School Roster as of 10/12/2020 The Association of Fundraising Professionals advances philanthropy throughout the world by enabling people and organizations to practice effective and ethical fundraising. The core activities through which AFP fulfills this mission include education, training, mentoring, research, credentials, and advocacy. .
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