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Presidential Address, Winter 2009
Submitted
by: Richard P. Solomon, CFRE, NEAHP President
I almost always take two sets of notes
when I’m at a development education program.
Those sitting nearby see me flipping between the top
sheet of my notepad and the last sheet.
On top, I’m taking notes on the speaker’s comments,
writing furiously as I try to capture insights and key data
that I’ll want to reference later.
Suddenly, I’ve jumped to the back page.
Something that the speaker said triggers a related
(or unrelated) idea for my own development program.
It could be a concept for a new campaign, a creative
approach to a challenging prospect, or a different way to
motivate my development committee members.
It could be anything.
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CFRE
Update
Submitted by: Linda Dodge, CFRE
Are you always busy doing things for
work, your family members, and friends?
Maybe 2009 is a year to focus on doing something for
you?
Why not
consider becoming a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE)?
Here are 10 good reasons listed by CFRE why you
should.
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T. Richardson Miner, Jr. Scholarship Awarded
Submitted by:
Laura Gingras, Vice
President, Philanthropy and Community Relations,
Monadnock
Community
Hospital
The NEAHP Board of Directors is pleased to announce that the
2007 winner of the T. Richardson Miner scholarship is
Elizabeth Zima.
Elizabeth is Planned and Special Gifts Officer in the
department of Philanthropy at Kent Hospital Foundation in
Warwick, RI.
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AHP News
Submitted by: Rich Solomon,
CFRE
The Association
for Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP) is an international
professional organization dedicated exclusively to
developing the men and women who encourage charity in North America's
health-care systems. Established in 1967, AHP is the
source for education, networking, information, and research
opportunities in health-care philanthropy. AHP is a
not-for-profit organization of 4,500 members with its
international headquarters located outside
Washington,
D.C.
in
Falls Church,
Virginia.
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