2008 Board of Directors
Officers
Larry Wickham, CFRE, CSPG
President
Luanne Samuel, CFRE
President-Elect
Mary Brumbach, Ph.D., CFRE
Immediate Past President
Paula Voyles, CFRE
VP/Administration
Sheila Marlow, CFRE
VP/External Affairs
R. Michael George, CFRE
VP/Governance
James L. Richardson, Jr., CFRE
VP/Membership
Lesly Bosch Annen
VP/Professional Advancement
Beverly Kleckner, CFRE
VP/Public Relations
James N. Falk, CFRE
Treasurer
Sharon King
Secretary
At-Large
Sue Bailey
Charles Carrington
Tanya Downing, Diversity Chair
Jack Gray
Diana Marquis, CFRE
Deborah Montonen, CFRE
Paulette Mulry
Melanie Perkins
Jan Zeigler, CFRE
To contact the Greater Dallas Chapter AFP Board of Directors, go to
www.afpdallas.org
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CFRE Review Course at the 2009 DFW Philanthropy Conference
June 24-25, 2009 Save the Date!
The best CFRE Review Course in Texas will be held in conjunction with the DFW Philanthropy Conference on June 24-25, 2009 at the Arlington Convention Center. AFP's CFRE Review Course provides an overview of skills, techniques, and program components based on fundraising experience at the five-year level. Space is limited so register online now for the AFP DFW Philanthropy Conference CFRE course at
Full participation in the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) CFRE Review Course is applicable for 14 points of CFRE Credit in Category 1.B - Education on the CFRE International application for initial certification and/or recertification. Attendance at the AFP DFW Philanthropy Conference sessions is accredited for 6 additional points.
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Greater Dallas Chapter Scholarship named for Long-Time Member
Scott Buchanan has been honored by the Greater Dallas AFP Chapter by naming its member scholarship after Scott. The announcement was made at the recent National Philanthropy Day luncheon in front of an audience of over 600 attendees. Writes Scott, "I am deeply appreciative for naming the new member scholarship in my honor. The continuing professional education and friendships that have come my way through AFP have been most meaningful to me. This honor is certainly a high point in my career."
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Chapter Contact Information:
Greater Dallas Chapter AFP
14070 Proton Rd. Ste 100, LB9
Dallas, TX 75244
972/233-9107 ext. 204
Fax 972/490-4219
afpchapteroffice@afpdallas.org
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JANUARY LUNCHEON MEETING
Panel Discussion: "Fundraising in Challenging Times"
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
11:30 a.m. Networking
12-1:00 p.m. Luncheon and Program
Arlington Hall at Lee Park
3333 Turtle Creek Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75219
$25 members/$40 non-members
Deadline to register online at www.afpdallas.org is Wednesday, January 21st. Make reservations by fax or mail after that date on a space-available basis.
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PRESIDENT'S LETTER
My very first professional assignment after college was to speak to a group of my peers at Sears, Roebuck and Co. about the subject of change. Just a nervous young man with little experience, I did some research about change and made a speech. To be honest, I don't really remember much about the speech except that my knees actually did knock together, and I observed "People are always resistant to change." You and I are facing A LOT of change right now. Many of the changes seem to be positive, and many seem very grim, but all of them create a slight sense of uncertainty for our institutions and for those we serve. As we come to the close of 2008, I want to encourage you to embrace, rather than resist, change. Things are changing. These times will require innovation, resilience, flexibility and determination from fundraisers everywhere. I am absolutely certain that you are up to the task. Your love for mankind will be undaunted by any changes in the wind. Your professionalism, your commitment to your cause, your ethical perspective and your sheer determination will serve you well in 2009 and beyond. In reality, all of the really great things that have happened in history have come through change. I want to thank you for the wonderful opportunity to serve as your President in 2008. It has been the experience of a lifetime. This chapter has an outstanding group of leaders in the Board of Directors, and the best members anywhere! Your commitment and hard work have made this an outstanding year, and I have every confidence that 2009 will be even better. Thank you for your service to North Texas, and for your support and friendship. Let's look forward to a great time in the days ahead as we embrace the changes that come our way. Luanne will lead us well! God bless, Larry Wickham, CFRE, CSPG President
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NEWS OF NOTE
Jenny Lewis is the new Vice President of the Kimberly-Clark Foundation. Most recently, she spent two and a half years as Director of Development for Boys & Girls Clubs of America. In her new role with the Kimberly-Clark Foundation, she will be overseeing the programs and administration of the Foundation, as well as corporate contributions programs of the Kimberly-Clark Corporation.
The Dallas Museum of Art announced today that it has received a prestigious 2008 Museum and Community Connections grant of $100,000 from the MetLife Foundation. The award will be used to plan, develop and install a new and innovative exhibition in the Museum's Center for Creative Connections, a newly opened national model for engaging visitors of all ages with works of art. Specifically, the grant funds will be applied to the installation of works of art, interpretive displays and educational programming in this innovative learning space to inspire and connect visitors to the Museum.
MOVING? CHANGED JOBS? When your title, business and/or mailing address, email, or any other contact data changes, be sure to go to www.afpnet.org immediately and update your personal record. The Greater Dallas Chapter receives updates monthly, but if you only correct your information locally, then it will be overwritten when we import the latest national spreadsheet into our database.
Attention, AFP members! If you've been recognized with an award, promotion or honor, share the news with your Dallas Chapter friends! Send your news item (up to 50 words) by 5 PM, the first Friday of each month.
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JOB LISTING SERVICE
Camp Fire USA Lone Star Council seeks a Director of Development, to be based in Dallas, TX. Three to five successful years in managing a development office preferred. Email cover letter, résumé and salary history to info@campfireusadallas.org. Put name of job you are applying for in subject line of email. No phone calls please.
ALS Association North Texas Chapter seeks an Executive Director. Candidate should have experience in management of staff and operations, cultivating relationships and fundraising. Undergraduate degree required, MBA a plus. Minimum five years management and staff supervision required. Send resume and cover letter to alsantx@yahoo.com.
Texas Ballet Theater is accepting applications for Director of Development. Candidates should have several years of experience. Competitive salary, benefits. Contact Margo McCann, Interim Managing Director, at 214/369-5200 x122, or email mmccann@texasballettheater.org. Coram Deo Academy, a private, classical, independent Christian school, needs a grant-writer who is well connected in the DFW area. Contact Rodney Marshall, Headmaster, Coram Deo Academy, 972-691-5648 ext. 306 or email rjmarshall@coramdeoacademy.org.
Parker College of Chiropractic is accepting applications for a full-time Development Coordinator in the Development Department. Must be able to travel at least three weeks a year. Minimum bachelor's degree and at least four years of professional experience working in a development, fundraising or advancement office. Apply online at https://services.parkercc.edu/ess/RecruitingWelcome.aspx.
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