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Learn – Network – Grow
In a Community of
Fundraising Peers
FAB Locations:
The Foundation Center
312 Sutter Street @ Grant
6th Fl. Conference Room
Map
Time: 3 -5pm
Questions?
fab@dersf.org
Full participation in DER programs may be eligible for CFRE International certification points.
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FAB - Fundraisers Anxiety Busters
Fundraisers Anxiety Busters (FAB) is a free, peer support network for intermediate and seasoned fundraisers, and nonprofit staff and volunteers with development responsibilities (3 or more years experience requested), to share fundraising strategies and tactics, meet challenges, and solve problems. Two peer leaders with expertise in each session's topic will help address issues identified by the group. Light refreshments will be served.
Upcoming Workshop:
Fundraising with your E.D. and Program Staff
September 21, 2010 (Tuesday)
3:00 - 5:00 PM
Children's Hospital & Research Center Foundation
2201 Broadway, Suite 600
Oakland CA 94612
(near 19th Street BART)
Who says that fundraisers should have all the fun? Fundraising should be a team sport, and should be a concerted effort between development, the ED andprogram staff. At a time when many ofour organizations have to survive on a one- or two- person development office, we have to be resourceful in using our teammates. This roundtable will focus on how to work intandem with your Executive Director, and on how to coordinate fundraising withyour program, administrative and finance staff. Learn from your fundraising peers on how to forge a fundraising-culture within your organization. We will sharebest practices on working with your E.D. on grant writing, appeals, major gift cultivation, and special events.
Attendance is limited to 25 to allow for effective participation. Limit one person per organization, please. Prerequisite of all attendees: minimum 3 years in a fundraising/development capacity.
Peer Facilitators:
Peer Facilitators to be announced.
To Register,
FAB Chair & Facilitator
Michael Magnaye , Development Director for California,
College Summit
Michael is responsible for philanthropy in the San Francisco Bay Area and Greater Los Angeles area for College Summit, a national organization that increases college enrollment among low-income schools. He has more than 20 years of fundraising and communication experience in the fields of health care, international development, media and education. He has held staff positions at many organizations, including Southwest Community Health Center, Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum, The Girl Scouts, and United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia . Prior to working in non-profit organizations, he was an independent documentary filmmaker.
His work has garnered numerous awards, screened at U.S. and international film festivals and broadcast on public and cable television stations worldwide. Born and raised in the Philippines , he attended the University of the Philippines (BA honors, 1985) and Stanford University (MA, 1993). In his spare time, he sings as a first tenor at the Basilica Choir of Mission Dolores, the oldest church in San Francisco .
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