The Camosun College AFP library is giving away some of the books to AFP VI members to make room for some new ones. If you would like one of the books below, please email Angie Bowles at [email protected]

The Commons - New Perspectives on Nonprofit Organizations & Voluntary Action by Roger A. Lohmann
The Fundraiser's Guide to the Internet by Michael Johnston
Critical Issues in Fundraising by Dwight F. Burlingame
Principles of Professional Fundraising - Useful Foundations for Successful Practice by Joseph R. Mixer
Successful Fundraising - A Complete Handbook for Volunteers & Professionals by Joan Flanagan
Give to Live - How Giving Can Change Your Life by Douglas M. Lawson,Ph.D.
It's A Great Day to Fundraise! by Tony Poderis
Virtuous Giving - Philanthropy, Voluntary Service & Caring by Mike W. Martin
Non-Profit Investment Policies - Practical Steps for Growing Charitable Funds by Robert P. Fry, Jr.
A Portrait of Canada's Charities - the Scope, Size & Financing of Registered Charities by David Sharpe

EDUCATION PROGRAMS

 

By Diane Lloyd, Program Facilitator 

On March 6th, 2014 we officially launched 11 pairs of Mentors and Mentees for the 2014 year. This is the second year of the program and we are very excited to have such a generous group of Mentors stepping up to support 11 Mentees, many of whom are new to fundraising and new to AFP. We look forward to hearing about the learning that will take place this year.  Karen Frost will now be transitioning into the role of Mentorship Chair for the remainder of this year. Applications for 2015 will be released in January 2015.

 

For more information about the Mentorship Program, or if you have any questions please contact Diane at [email protected]

Did you know that as a member of AFP, you have access to the ENTIRE membership of AFP? It's true! That's over 30,000 people! As a member, you are able to network with new contacts, or find that colleague you've lost touch with. Login here to search the member directory.

James Bay Community Project - Fundraising and Communications Manager 

The James Bay Community Project (JBCP) is a health and social services agency with a mandate to build healthy, inclusive community in James Bay and beyond by operating and facilitating programs and services that support families, youth, seniors and other community members.

 

The goal of this position is to raise funds to support the work at the James Bay Community Project. A high energy fundraising and communications "generalist", the Fundraising & Communications Manager is experienced in annual giving/direct mail, planned giving and raising the profile of a non- profit organization. This position will have involvement in a variety of activities to engage donors, grow fundraising revenue and build on existing fundraising efforts.  

 

Eligible candidates are invited to submit a covering letter with their resume detailing their experience and qualifications by 4:00 p.m. April 2nd, 2014 to Executive Director Kaye Kennish at [email protected]. Click here for the full job posting.


CNIB BC & Yukon - Director of Development 

CNIB  BC & Yukon  is  seeking a  Director,  Development  to join  our  leadership team.  The Director will  be responsible  for  providing  strategic  leadership  and  direction  to  the  Division  in  the  planning,  designing, implementing and evaluation of all Development activities.   The Director will carry their own donor portfolio, lead a committed team of four, and strategically engage volunteers and program staff alike.

Reporting to the  Executive  Director,  BC &  Yukon  Division,  and  working  closely  with  the Vice President, Fund Development, the Director will lead our efforts to maximize support from the community by securing significant philanthropic commitments that meet the highest priority nee ds of CNIB. This role is an integral part of CNIB's direction to expand our opportunities for high -level donor engagement and further our major gifts opportunities, leveraging our strong brand, event relationships, and history.


Children's Health Foundation of Vancouver Island - Director of Development

The Director of Development of Children's Health Foundation of Vancouver Island reports to the President and CEO of the Foundation and is a member of the Foundation's executive team. The Director is responsible for creating and maintaining an environment that attracts philanthropic support for our
organization's mission and strategic direction.

In this key leadership role, the Director manages the constant renewal and implementation of a vibrant
and forward-looking fund development plan that encompasses all components - annual giving, planned
giving, major gifts and special events - and enhances donor development and donor relations. Building
on a solid record of $2.5 million raised annually, the Director of Development is responsible for a new
goal of raising $4 million each year.

Volunteer with the AFP Vancouver Island Chapter! We are currently looking for members of the following committees:

• Every Member Campaign (Chair) 
• Communications Committee
• Chapter Development (Sponsorship) Committee  
• Social/Networking Committee  

If you are interested in learning more about these committees and to learn more about the AFP VI Board of Directors, please contact Diane Lloyd for more information. [email protected] 

Peter Dunsmore-Papagiannis, B.A.

 

Community and Development Coordinator - Habitat Acquisition Trust

 

Peter has been actively fundraising for the past five years, most recently with Habitat Acquisition Trust, growing their planned giving and major gifts programs. He is an active member of the Capital region, volunteering for various groups and helping others reach their goals. His first ever successful grant lead to life changing experiences for at-risk youth who benefited from the funding and subsequent program. He was instantly hooked into the world of development and continues to be inspired by the positive impacts various programs can have on the community. Peter enjoys hearing donors' stories of why they donate and how their passion has lead them to invest in local organizations. He will be joining Our Place Society as a development officer to continue to grow as a fundraising professional.

 

Association of Fundraising Professionals
Vancouver Island Chapter

AFP Vancouver Island Chapter, advances philanthropy by enabling people and organizations to practice ethical and effective fundraising.

 

The core activities through which AFP fulfills this mission include networking, educating, training, mentoring, and celebrating an attitude of giving.

 

Become a member today!

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