Outstanding Fundraiser of the Year 12023 Outstanding Fundraiser of the Year Award Description: This award honors an outstanding individual fundraising professional who works for a nonprofit, charitable organization. Nominees must have a MINIMUM of 10 years of experience as a professional fundraiser. They must also be a current AFP Global and AFP Triangle member. Nominee Information Name * Name First First Last Last Title * Organization * Email * Phone * Nominator Information Name * Name First First Last Last Title * Organization * Email * Phone * Nominations MUST address all of the criteria and consideration will be based solely on the responses provided in this form. Please answer each question in 350 words or less. Award winners must be present at AFP Triangles NPD celebration. Have you confirmed they can attend? * Yes No For each of three of the most significant organizations where the nominee has been employed, describe the INDIVIDUAL work of the nominee, including descriptions of (1) position and responsibilities; (2) specific projects, programs and/or campaigns the nominee worked on; and (3) evidence of exemplary work, career achievements, creativity, innovation and leadership roles. * For each organization referenced above, describe the impact of the nominator’s work on the ORGANIZATION, including role in helping raise funds, amount of funds raised or growth in funds raised relative to the organization’s size and budget, planning and growth of the organization’s development activities, motivation of volunteers, and outreach to community. * Describe details showing evidence of and commitment to the profession, professional development and AFP/AFP Triangle engagement (i.e. committee work, attendance at/presenting at AFP events, teaching, actively seeking of input from professional colleagues, preparing/already engaged in obtaining a CFRE, encouraging staff participation in AFP, etc.). * Describe volunteer activities within the community (not including AFP). * If you are human, leave this field blank. Submit Δ
