Please note our office will be closed from June 11-18. We will resume all normal business on Wednesday, June 19.
Welcome to AFP San Diego Chapter
The Association of Fundraising Professionals
Founded in 1960, for 50 years The Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) has been the standard-bearer for professionalism in fundraising. The AFP advances philanthropy through its 30,000 members in 210 chapters throughout the world. The San Diego Chapter of AFP was established in 1970. With over 300 members, AFP San Diego Chapter is considered one of the larger AFP chapters.
We are now accepting NPD nominations, for more information and to submit a nomination, click here!
Upcoming Group Webinar Conference
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
United Way San Diego
8:15 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Raising Support from Millennials:
How to Raise Support from Younger Donors
Speaker: Derrick Feldmann
For more information and to register, click here
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May 22 - Fundraising and Operations Coordinator
Job Summary: Responsible for the general oversight of fundraising events (approximately 75% of the role) and help support the day-to-day operations of Cure JM Foundation (approximately 25% of the role).
Classification: Part-time, exempt employee
Location: Flexible and would be a work-at-home position. Travel is very limited and must be approved in advance, if expected to be reimbursed by Cure JM Foundation.
Hours: Flexible schedule based on mutual agreement of 25 – 30 hours per week, on average, with availability during regular business hours for at least 4 days a week. ... more >
May 15 - Grant Writer
Under the supervision of the Director of External Relations and the President, the Grant Writer will conduct the full range of activities required to identify, prepare, submit, and manage grant proposals to government, foundation and corporate sources; maintain database; develop and implement funding calendar. ... more >
May 13 - Resource Development Director
In partnership with the Executive Director, this position is responsible for all volunteer partnerships and fund development activities, and closely collaborates with the SDCMSF team to enhance access to care for uninsured adults in San Diego County. The SDCMSF annual operating budget is $950,000, and the current annual fundraising goal is $650,000. The successful candidate will help forge new relationships to build SDCMSF’s visibility, impact, and financial resources. The Resource Development Director will also design and implement a comprehensive development strategy with a detailed plan for cultivating individual support – including volunteer physicians, as well as foundation and corporate support. The Resource Development Director reports to the SDCMSF Executive Director. ... more >
Jun 12 - Tampa Bay Times, CNN List of “Worst Charities” Cites Extreme Cases, Misses Key Points
In response to the recent release of the “50 Worst Charities” by the Tampa Bay Times and CNN, the president of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), Andrew Watt, released the following statement. ... more >
Jun 11 - Alumni and Friends Do It Again on May 10 at Saint Peter’s University
(June 12, 2013) Saint Peter’s University set out to “Do it Again” on May 10, launching a campaign to acquire 424 donors in 24 hours. Learn what helped them not only succeed, but excel! ... more >
Jun 11 - Ten Things You Might Have Missed (June 12, 2013)
(June 12, 2013) There’s so much information online that you’re bound to have missed some of it. Here’s some of the top items, articles, and ideas you need to know about and that can help you find success. ... more >
Jun 11 - Getting to Know Your Donors
(June 11, 2013) Before the actual “ask” there’s the research, courting and face-to-face meetings that lead into “the ask.” Here’s how to take those initial first steps. ... more >
Jun 7 - Charitable Giving Coalition Press Release: The Charitable Deduction - It's Not About the Donor
(June 6, 2013) Millions of America’s most vulnerable are the true beneficiaries of the charitable tax deduction, the Charitable Giving Coalition said today. Any limits on this 100-year old tax incentive would most hurt the poor and the nonprofit sector, not the donors who give. The Coalition is reminding lawmakers in Washington, D.C. of that fact as they consider comprehensive tax reform proposals. ... more >
