President’s Message
Todd W. Ruopp
Development professionals produce the resources that drive a vibrant Central Florida nonprofit sector.
Even bigger than that, AFP members produce the resources that create an environment that allow Central
Florida to become a place where people want to live and businesses want to thrive.
Big Gifts for Small Shops
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Presenter: Alice Ferris
Monthly Luncheon
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Presenter:
What a Consultant Can Do For You. Advanced Session: 9 Mistakes Non-profit Organizations Make When Hiring a Consultant
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Presenter: Karen Eb er Davis, Jen Filla & Audrey Lanczki
How to Talk to Your Board - Creating a Long-Term Development Vision
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Presenter: Marcy Heim
CFRE Study Group Application
Deadline, Thursday, April 1, 2012.
When development professionals are more effective it means more than 3,500 Central Florida nonprofits
have the resources for inspiring residents to achieve more, increasing workforce productivity, and
returning community members to self-sufficiency.
All three sectors are essential to Central Florida's success - public, private and nonprofit - and
each contributes to the community's success in a unique way. AFP represents the nonprofit sector's
most critical role - fundraising - because without it quality of life suffers, employee productivity
suffers and our neighbors suffer. AFP is making it possible for Central Florida to be the best it can be.
AFP helps development professionals be more effective, faster. Just ask any of our new members
about their individual experience prior to finding AFP and what it’s like to be enveloped
by professional resources and mentors. Come to a meeting and find out for yourself. The community
will be better for it. Trust me.