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Welcome from the Co-chairs Welcome to the 36th Annual National Philanthropy Day Give Where You Live Awards Celebration benefiting the Association of Fundraising Professionals Fort Lauderdale/ Broward Chapter! We thank you for your support as we gather to honor and celebrate outstanding philanthropic leaders, who have invested their passion, time, talents, and financial support to better our community.

The Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) represents more than 30,000 members in over 230 chapters throughout the world, working to advance philanthropy through advocacy, research, education and certification programs. Each year, across the nation, the Association sets aside this day to recognize and celebrate the individuals, companies and organizations whose contributions have made a difference in our community.

We extend our sincerest congratulations to our 2023 National Philanthropy Day Honorees: Julie Selvaggi, Jonathan Allen, Mona Pittenger, Amogh Baranwal, UKG and Lennar Foundation. Special thanks to Mrs. Arlene Pecora and Signature Grand, 2023 Title Sponsor, as well as Presenting Sponsor UKG for continuing the legacy of Lorraine Thomas with the I. Lorraine Thomas Youth in Philanthropy Award and college scholarship.

We hope you leave today’s event inspired and uplifted by the profound impact these exemplary honorees have made in Broward County. Having the opportunity to recognize these individuals and organizations has been an honor and privilege.

With gratitude,

James DeChant

J.J. Myers

James DeChant Broward College

J. J. Myers LifeNet4Families

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Thank You from the President Today, we honor those whose life’s work and passion has been to serve others; to make life better. The Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) allows those who choose to spend their lives serving others the opportunity to continue to grow and learn, and be the best that they can be. I hope that everyone celebrating National Philanthropy Day with us feels appreciated and valued for all that you do. You are making a tremendous difference in our community.

Today, now more than ever, it is important to Give Where You Live. Nonprofits play a vital role in Broward County by addressing critical issues and providing essential services in our community. Our diverse missions reflect our commitment to improving the wellbeing and quality of life for our residents.

AFP is dedicated to fostering the development and growth of fundraising professionals and promoting the highest ethical standards in the fundraising profession. The annual NPD Awards is our way of promoting and celebrating the impact we collectively have on our community as well as raising funds to help our professional members achieve their fullest potential.

I would like to sincerely thank the Board of Directors for your service to AFP and your commitment to serve others. Special thanks to Jim DeChant and JJ Myers, for Co-chairing our most important event of the year. You and the NPD Committee did an amazing job and I am incredibly grateful. Thank you to our corporate partners for supporting this important work and making today so successful.

Warm regards,

Vanessa Seltzer Vanessa Seltzer Director of Philanthropy, ARC Broward President, AFP Fort Lauderdale/Broward Chapter

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Board of Directors OFFICERS President President - Elect 2024 Secretary Treasurer

Vanessa Seltzer, ARC Broward Jim DeChant, MBA, Broward College Foundation Paul Keefe, PhilanthroPros DeAnn Hazey, CFRE, FLITE Center

DIRECTORS Andria Cunningham, MSW, CFRE, Nova Southeastern University Kamilah Jones, MPA, The Kannico Agency Debbie Levine, CFRE, Boca Raton Police Foundation Diana Metcalf, Junior Achievement of South Florida Desiree Saunders, HANDY Lorraine Shim, Nova Southeastern University Traci Allyn Shur, CFRE, Nonprofit Consultant

Event Committee CO-CHAIRS

James DeChant, MBA, Broward College Foundation J.J. Myers, LifeNet4Families

COMMITTEE DeAnn Hazey, CFRE, FLITE Center Heidi Alzate Kaufman, CFRE, Heidi Alzate Consulting Debbie Levine, CFRE, Boca Raton Police Foundation Vanessa Seltzer, ARC Broward Traci Allyn Shur, CFRE, Nonprofit Consultant 3

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Event Program

Welcome & Opening Remarks Recognition of Sponsors

PRESENTATION OF AWARDS Outstanding Youth In Philanthropy Award Outstanding Fundraising Executive Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser Outstanding Corporation Outstanding Foundation Philanthropist of the Year

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Honorees I. Lorraine Thomas Youth In Philanthropy Award Amogh Baranwal Nominated by Joshua’s Heart Foundation

Outstanding Fundraising Executive Julie Selvaggi Nominated by Morningday Community Solutions, KidzCount and Tomorrow’s Rainbow

Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser Jonathan Allen Nominated by Community Foundation of Broward

Outstanding Corporation UKG Nominated by Arc Broward & Children’s Harbor

Outstanding Foundation Lennar Foundation Nominated by Broward College, Broward College Foundation and HANDY

Philanthropist of the Year Mona Pittenger Nominated by Community Foundation of Broward and Our Fund Foundation

President’s Award Diana Metcalf Nominated by AFP Past Presidents

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Thank You to Our Sponsors

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Past Honorees OUTSTANDING PHILANTHROPIST (S) 2022 Jean Colker 2021 Cathy and James Donnelly 2020 Phyllis and Al Thomas 2019 Elaine and Jon Krupnick 2018 Kathy and Ron Assaf 2017 Susie and Alan Levan 2016 Angel Palank-Sharlet 2015 Helene and Stephen Weicholz 2014 Francie Bishop Good 2013 Lou and May Jean Wolff

2012 Kathryn and Roy Krause 2011 Mark J. Gordon 2010 Elizabeth "BJ" Buntrock 2009 Don Taft 2007 Rick and Rita Case 2006 The Fernandez Family 2005 Miss Mary Porter 2004 Janet Boyle 2003 Rose Miniaci and Lorraine Thomas 2002 Steve Halmos

2001 John C. Graves, Ph.D. 2000 Margaret Adderley Kelly 1999 Ned and Suzie Allen 1998 Joseph and Winifred Amaturo 1997 The Gill Family 1996 Jim and Jan Moran 1995 Dianne and Michael Bienes 1994 Millicent and Bob Steele 1993 Nan and Jim Farquhar 1992 Shepard Broad

OUTSTANDING LARGE CORPORATION 2022 HCA Healthcare, East Florida Division 2021 City Furniture 2020 AutoNation 2019 Wells Fargo 2018 Florida Power & Light Company 2017 Ultimate Software 2016 Breakthru Beverage 2015 Florida Blue 2014 ADT 2013 Royal Caribbean Cruises LTD 2012 Holland & Knight/Midtown Athletic

2011 Target 2010 Carnival Cruise Lines 2008 Jarden Consumer Solutions 2007 Rick Case Automotive Group 2006 Citrix Systems, Inc. 2005 AutoNation/Maroone 2004 City Furniture 2003 Stiles Corporation 2002 Publix Super Markets 2001 American Express 2000 Bank of America 1999 SunTrust Bank, South Florida

1998 Republic Industries, Inc. 1997 First Union National Bank 1996 Blockbuster Entertainment Group 1995 Wheelabrator Environmental Group 1994 Sensormatic Electronics Corporation 1993 JM Family Enterprises, Inc. 1992 Alamo Rent A Car, Inc. 1991 Southern Bell 1990 BellSouth Mobility and C&S Bank

OUTSTANDING SMALL CORPORATION 2018 Duree & Company 2017 WKIS 99.9 FM

2015 Goodyear Blimp Base ­ Pompano Beach

2014 Orange Bowl Committee 2010 BrightStar Credit Union

OUTSTANDING FOUNDATION 2022 Our Fund Foundation 2021 The Hudson Family Foundation 2019 Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation 2018 Moss Foundation 2017 In Jacob's Shoes 2016 Funding Arts Broward (FAB!) 2015 Lillian S. Wells Foundation 2014 The Salah Foundation 2013 Sun Sentinel Children's Fund 2012 Florida Panthers Foundation 2011 Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation 2009 The Jim Moran Foundation

2008 Peacock Foundation 2007 The Wasie Foundation 2006 Josephine S. Leiser Foundation 2005 Andy Roddick Foundation 2004 BankAtlantic Foundation 2003 Elbert E. and Birdie W. Einstein Fund 2002 The Gertrude E. Skelly Charitable Foundation 2001 Joe Sonken Charitable Trust 2000 Jewish Community Foundation of the Jewish Federation of

Broward County 1999 Community Foundation of Broward 1998 Folke H. Peterson Foundation 1997 Health Foundation of South Florida 1996 A.D. Henderson Foundation 1995 The Dan Marino Foundation 1994 McCormick Tribune Foundation 1993 Leo Goodwin Foundation 1992 John E. and Nellie J. Bastien Memorial Foundation 1991 The Emil Buehler Trust and Foundation

EQUITY IN ACTION AWARD 2022 FLITE Center and SunServe 7

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OUTSTANDING FUNDRAISING PROFESSIONAL 2022 Nancy Thies 2021 Lorraine Shim 2019 DeAnn Hazey, CFRE 2018 Meredith Feder, CFRE 2017 April Kirk 2016 Jennifer O'Flannery Anderson,PhD 2015 Dennis Steffanaci, ACFRE 2014 Jennifer Stewart, CFRE 2013 Debbie Levine, CFRE

2012 Diane Metcalf 2010 Berne Teeple 2009 Rick Schuster 2008 Barbara Witte 2007 Sally Gress, CFRE 2006 Kathryn J. Cousins, CFRE 2005 Joanne Nowlin Welch, CFRE 2004 Lynn Croneberger, CFRE 2003 Ann McElwain

2002 Doris K. Sipos, CFRE 2001 Judy Bowen 2000 Jon M. Fitzgerald 1999 Eli Jordfald, CFRE 1998 Ethelind Altman Wiener, CFRE 1997 Mary M. Bymel, CFRE 1996 Leslie W. Brown, CFRE 1995 Jan C. Crocker 1992 Linda B. Carter

OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER FUNDRAISER 2022 Lois Herman 2021 Rick Latta 2020 Chad Van Horn, Esq. 2019 Jeff and Cindy Conine 2018 Steven J. Halmos 2017 Lloyd F. Rhodes 2016 Hal Herman 2015 Bob Birdsong 2014 Heather Geronemus 2013 Glen Wenzimer 2012 Denise & Peter Wittich 2011 Paul Sallarulo

2010 Andrew Cagnetta 2009 Janet Davis 2008 Douglas and Linda VonAllmen 2007 Glenda Abbate 2006 Virginia "Ginny" Miller 2005 Robert C. Radice 2004 Carrie and David Schulman 2003 Judy Thiel 2002 Ellyn F. Walters 2001 Robert Amchir 2000 A. Nicholas Masi, PhD and Wendy Masi, PhD

1999 Leonard Robbins 1998 James Blosser and David Horvitz 1997 Steven R. Berrard 1996 Gypsy C. Graves 1995 William D. Horvitz 1994 Janet Robbie 1993 Elizabeth and John B. Deinhardt 1992 Walter Banks 1991 Elliott B. Barnett 1990 Beverly Lobdell 1989 Robert B. Lochrie, Jr.

OUTSTANDING YOUTH IN PHILANTHROPY 2022 Stella Potenti 2021 Delaney and Hadley Robertson 2020 Savannah Courtenay 2019 Colin Wanless 2018 Joshua Williams 2017 Alexis Masciarella 2016 Ashley Stultz

2015 Chase Polyak 2014 Robert Calhoun 2013 Christopher George, Jr. 2012 Bronsen Bloom 2011 Rachel Wheeler 2010 Taylor Taskey 2009 Katie Masi

2008 Ben Bibliowicz 2007 Rebecca Schultz 2006 Jordana Contrucci

OUTSTANDING ORGANIZATION 2021 Morningday Community Solutions 2022 Rotary Club of Weston & Michael Freedland, Esq. 2017 Kiwanis Club of Fort Lauderdale 2014 Coral Springs Community Chest 2010 American Heritage Pre-Med Society

2009 East Broward Auxiliary of Children's Home Society 2008 Seminole Tribe of Florida 2007 Volunteer Broward 2006 Shape 2004 Junior Welfare Society

2002 Women's League of Hillsboro Beach 2001 Miami Dolphins 1998 Junior League of Greater Fort Lauderdale

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 2022 Peggy Calhoun, ACFRE 2020 Linda Carter 2015 Dr. Lourdes Martinez Cowgill 2014 Mary Reidel 2013Rose Miniaci 2011 Doris K. Sipos, CFRE

2010 Richard G Miller 2009 Leslie W. Brown (posthumously) 2008 Robert Elmore 2007 Jim and Jan Moran 2006 Fran Payne 2005 Nancy Strom (posthumously)

2002 Dr. Clifford P. Hoch (posthumously) 2001 Lois Deicke (posthumously) 1992 Dr. William R. Cumerford

PRESIDENT’S AWARD 2019 Lisa Boccard (posthumously) 2018 Broward Education Foundation National Philanthropy Day ® 2023

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2009 The Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber

Outstanding Youth In Philanthropy Amogh Baranwal Nominated by Joshua’s Heart Foundation Amogh Baranwal, a senior at Pembroke Pines Charter High School, has been a dedicated advocate against global hunger and poverty since the age of 6, amassing over 1,000 hours of volunteering. He’s not only hardworking, focused, and insightful but also compassionate and responsible.

At Joshua’s Heart Foundation, he manages the Junior Advisory Board, uniting hundreds of youth across the nation to combat hunger and poverty. As the chair, he organizes meetings and advises young individuals on making a difference in their communities. His collaboration with the Bread for the World Foundation involves leading ‘offerings of letters’ to the United States Congress and organizing racial wealth gap seminars and demonstrations to shed light on disparities affecting malnutrition and food security.

Amogh’s tireless work in the community inspires and empowers youth to address global issues through teamwork and determination, aligning with the values of the Joshua’s Heart Foundation. He emphasizes the importance of service and leadership, hosting meetings and advocacy summits to motivate others to engage in philanthropy.

His racial disparity simulations and visits to the United States capital serve as compelling demonstrations of the need for change. In addition to his advocacy work, Amogh coordinates numerous relief drives in Broward County and beyond. His contributions have expanded the foundation’s reach and ability to provide programs and services at local, national, and global levels.

Amogh has also taken his advocacy to the national stage, lobbying in Washington D.C. for women’s rights during pregnancy. His efforts contributed to the passing of Res. 189 in Congress, recognizing the significance of U.S. leadership in combating maternal and child malnutrition globally. Recently, Amogh has focused on educating youth about addressing food insecurity and social issues through charity and advocacy. His efforts earned him recognition through President George Bush’s Point of Light award.

Amogh’s relentless dedication and motivation have significantly advanced the mission of the Joshua’s Heart Foundation, providing essentials to those in need and educating youth about fighting global hunger and poverty.

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Outstanding Fundraising Executive Julie Selvaggi Nominated by Morningday Community Solutions, KidzCount and Tomorrow’s Rainbow Julie Selvaggi is a seasoned fundraiser with more than 20 years experience working in all areas of nonprofit development at organizations across program service area and across the country. In 2015, Julie founded Bambu Nonprofit Strategies as a way to share her unique ability to see the big picture and develop successful funding strategies with organizations making meaningful impact in their communities – particularly here in South Florida. Julie is particularly passionate about efficiency and collaboration throughout the nonprofit sector, always pushing the conversation about how we can most effectively leverage our collective resources to solve society's most pressing systemic problems. With Bachelor's (Temple University) and Master's (University of Arizona) degrees in film, Julie has always approached her fundraising work with an even balance of art and science. And she is, admittedly, a true nonprofit nerd.

To date, Julie has worked with more than 45 South Florida nonprofits, as well as dozens more across the nation and globe - helping them to raise tens of millions of dollars. Today, Julie, alongside her brilliant partner, Kelsey Johnson, support 12 local nonprofits by providing smart fundraising and communications strategy. Small and medium-sized organizations with transformative ideas and innovative models are Bambu’s sweet spot. Julie has a personal commitment to helping emerging nonprofits build a solid foundation by allocating pro-bono hours each week. Soup kitchens, arts and culture, racial justice, environment, mental health, seniors, education, family strengthening – you name it, she has supported it.

Julie considers it a privilege to support so many amazing nonprofits in fulfilling their important missions. She lives with her husband, Jeremy, amazing kiddos, Kaia and Ellis, and a bunch of animals. Julie has been a proud member of AFP for thirteen years, and is preparing to take the CFRE in 2024.

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Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser Jonathan Allen Nominated by Community Foundation of Broward As a civil servant, Jonathan Allen has dedicated his life to improving the lives of Broward County residents. In many ways exceeding the expectations of everything asked of him, Jonathan’s ambitions, intelligence, and accomplishments precisely complement the stellar community of past recipients and make him highly deserving of the honor and opportunity bestowed by the Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser of the Year award.

All those who have worked with Jonathan have consistently found him dependable, efficient, and unfailingly stylish.

Jonathan's dedication extends beyond his role within the Community Foundation of Broward. He has become a bridge-builder, connecting various stakeholders, community leaders, and partners to create collaborative solutions. His innate ability to inspire and engage others has significantly boosted the success of our community engagement endeavors. Jonathan's connection with New Mount Olive Baptist Church has enabled the Foundation to build relations with one of the oldest Black churches in Broward and tap into a strong and vibrant spiritual community that is deeply invested in community development, social justice, and supporting underserved populations. Jonathan's ability to bridge the gap between the Foundation and the church has facilitated collaborations that harness the power of faith-based initiatives to drive positive change in Broward County.

Jonathan’s unwavering passion for service has undoubtedly been shaped by his father, W. George Allen, who was a tireless advocate for civil rights and social justice. The remarkable achievements of Jonathan's father have served as a source of inspiration, driving Jonathan to forge a lasting legacy of his own in Broward County. Upon his father’s passing, he and his brother, Tim, established the W. George Allen Scholarship Fund, which provides scholarships to promising Black high school graduates who have financial need and are first-generation college students. students. In addition to honoring his father's legacy, Jonathan has secured his own legacy within the community by creating two endowed scholarship funds to benefit Black high school graduates.

From honoring his father's legacy to his unwavering dedication to making a difference, Jonathan’s story is one of passion, purpose, and a deep-rooted commitment to creating positive change in Broward County.

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Outstanding Corporation UKG Nominated by Arc Broward and Children’s Harbor UKG, based in Weston, is a global leader in human capital management and workforce solutions. They have also become a corporate example of compassion and empowerment within the Broward County business community.

Their company culture is based on creating a significant positive impact on society, beginning with their internal corporate culture that believes 'everyone deserves a great place to work' and is mission-driven by this singular phrase: "Our purpose is people."

While their influence is far-reaching, their commitment to Broward County remains steadfast. Through financial contributions, donation-matching campaigns during times of crisis, and the active encouragement of their employees to volunteer with paid time off, UKG has demonstrated an exceptional commitment to uplifting both local and global communities. Their holistic approach to philanthropy ensures that immediate relief is accompanied by sustainable solutions for long-term impact. By addressing the root causes of societal challenges, UKG paves the way for a brighter future for all residents of Broward County.

UKG has been steadfast in its support for Arc Broward for over a decade. Arc Broward, is dedicated to transforming the lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our partnership goes beyond financial contribution and traditional philanthropy. It manifests as proactive engagement aimed at enhancing the lives of Arc Broward participants. UKG has demonstrated an unparalleled level of compassion, generosity, and active engagement in uplifting the lives of individuals at Arc Broward. Their contributions have left an indelible mark on our organization and the people we serve.

UKG's consistent dedication, hands-on involvement, and innovative approaches to philanthropy have profoundly impacted the lives of individuals at Arc Broward. Their genuine care, strategic support, and enduring commitment to creating positive change has forever changed Arc Broward for the better.

The heart of the UKG's philanthropic endeavors is characterized by exceptional leadership. They exemplify a deep understanding of the potency of corporate social responsibility and its potential to create positive change. Their hands-on involvement, foresight, and sincere empathy serve as an inspirational model for employees, partners, and the entire community. UKG's corporate philanthropy initiatives have set an extraordinary example in Broward County and beyond for social responsibility, fostering meaningful connections and positive change.

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Outstanding Foundation

Lennar Foundation Nominated by Broward College

With more than 30 years of leaving transformative footprints throughout many communities, the Lennar Foundation continues to impact our local community as well as across the nation. The Lennar Foundation was established in Florida in 1989 and has supported organizations involved in homeless rehabilitation, elder care, medical research, at-risk children, and education, to name a few. Overall, the Lennar Foundation actively dedicates time, resources, and money toward programs designed to uplift those who are less fortunate, making them a beacon of hope and opportunities. The Lennar Foundation exemplifies true philanthropy in tackling the foundational structures, or lack thereof, in its extraordinary commitment to fostering community empowerment through educational excellence.

The Lennar Foundation empowers bold innovation through Broward UP to create long-lasting transformative community impact. Six zip codes that comprise the Broward UP municipalities are plagued with the highest unemployment rates in Broward County and contain 61% of Broward County's population of nearly 2.5 million. Having the lowest post-secondary education attainment rates in the county, Broward College is determined to change that and Lennar Foundation's support has been instrumental in these efforts. The Lennar Foundation has empowered Broward UP to provide alternative entry points for students to begin their educational journey and finish well. Higher education includes continuing education courses that allow students to build technical and soft skills, competence, and confidence in their desired field. Through the Broward Up initiative, Broward College helps students transition from continuing education to degree-seeking status to accelerate technical certificates and associate degree programs.

Based on the above and more, the Foundation's leadership and generosity have propelled an extensive ripple effect among those served by the Broward UP initiatives. Locally, some refer to such immense reverberations as the "Broward effect."

Broward UP's emphasis on proximate access and community-based education resonates deeply with AFP's dedication to thinking creatively and cultivating strong partnerships with like-minded organizations and individuals. In that regard, Broward UP is now collaborating with nearly 50 partners, including municipalities, nonprofit organizations, businesses, and local agencies.

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Philanthropist of the Year Mona Pittenger Nominated by Community Foundation of Broward The essence of philanthropy lies in its power to uplift, transform, and create a ripple effect of positive change that extends far beyond the initial act of giving. Mona Pittenger, a beacon of philanthropic dedication in Broward County, stands as a testament to this profound impact.

Mona is a true model of generosity and civic responsibility in Broward County, exemplifying the values of philanthropy and community leadership. Her exceptional dedication to fostering positive change through direct financial support has left an indelible mark on numerous organizations and causes, inspiring others to follow her lead and contribute to the betterment of our community.

Mona's leadership roles within the Community Foundation highlight her commitment to driving institutional change. She brings a unique perspective that is rooted in empathy, diversity, and a strong sense of social responsibility. Her tenure as treasurer demonstrates her dedication to transparent financial stewardship, ensuring that the foundation's resources are allocated efficiently to maximize impact.

Another notable initiative that showcases Mona's innovative spirit is the co-creation of the REDI (Racial Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) book club. In an effort to foster open dialogues about equity and social justice, Mona established this platform to engage community members, Foundation staff and Board of Directors in meaningful conversations. The book club not only provides an opportunity for education but also serves as a catalyst for change, encouraging individuals to actively participate in creating a more equitable society. Mona wants each participant in the meetings to share their feelings, thoughts, and perspectives, and ensures that everyone feels heard, respected, and important.

Mona’s philanthropic journey is marked by a trailblazing spirit of innovation, creativity, and leadership that has redefined how critical issues are addressed and solved across a diverse range of causes. Her impact spans from LGBTQ+ advocacy to empowering underprivileged communities, each endeavor showcasing her dedication to transformative change. Mona’s dedication to social justice and LGBTQ+ advocacy, the creation of the REDI book club, and her leadership roles collectively define her as a transformative force. Her journey serves as an inspiration to others, encouraging them to embrace their capacity to drive change and contribute to a brighter future for all.

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President’s Award Diana Metcalf Nominated by AFP Past Presidents Diana Metcalf moved to Fort Lauderdale with her husband Michael and family in 1984. Within the year, Michael and Diana started Flightplan International, an aviation consulting and brokerage firm serving major banks and holding companies with substantial aviation portfolios. The success of their business enabled Diana to begin her involvement in the charitable community in Broward County, both as a volunteer and donor.

Her involvement led to general and executive board positions for the Royal Dames of Cancer Research and the Lupus Society, as well as the presidencies of both the 1000+ Club of the American Cancer Society and PAWS Auxiliary of the Humane Society of Broward County. Additionally, she served on the initial board of the Broward Partnership for the Homeless that oversaw the construction of the Central Homeless Assistance Center in Fort Lauderdale.

With the terminal illness of her husband and the closure of their business, Diana was asked to become a fundraising consultant for several charities. Subsequently, she was hired by the American Red Cross of Broward County to create initiatives to engage women, one of which was the Clara Barton Circle of Philanthropists – now the Tiffany Circle.

Diana joined the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Fort Lauderdale/Broward Chapter in 2006 and the board of directors in 2009. She served as National Philanthropy Day Chair in 2009 and as Chapter President in 2015. She was honored as the Outstanding Fundraising Executive in 2012.

Diana became the Senior Director of Development at Junior Achievement of South Florida (JA) in 2009. During her tenure, Diana founded the Circle of Wise Women, a JA support and advocacy group. The Circle has so far raised $5.5 million to support JA's youth economic empowerment programs.

"I joined non-profit world later in life," Diana explains. "I've always believed that no matter what your circumstances are, you can always find a way to give back. AFP was instrumental in mentoring and teaching me the importance of honesty and transparency when working with donors. I am grateful for the lessons learned from AFP." 15

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Impact Honorees Broward College: Nancy Botero We honor Nancy Botero’s dedication and service to her alma mater, Broward College, as the former Vice President for Advancement and Executive Director of the Broward College Foundation for 17 years. Under her leadership, more than $125 million in philanthropic support raised for Broward College scholarships and programs. Nancy is also a graduate of Leadership Broward Class V and Leadership Florida Class XXIX. She has served on AvMed Community Advisory Board, the Florida College System Foundation Board, and was past president of the Florida Council for Resource Development.

Broward Health: Lois Marino Broward Health Foundation is thrilled to recognize Lois Marino, Executive Director of BBX Capital Foundation and Director of Community Engagement at BBX Capital, as our 2023 Impact Honoree. Lois goes above and beyond in her support of Broward Health Foundation and patients and families in our community. From helping pediatric patients and families through Children’s Diagnostic & Treatment Center to being a champion for our healthcare workers and special events with inkind and sponsorship support, Lois and BBX Capital Foundation are making a difference in the lives of thousands of individuals in our community.

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Impact Honorees Broward Public Library Foundation –Taneka Lawrence Taneka Lawrence has shared her financial expertise as Chair of the Broward Public Library Foundation Investment Committee, guiding the endowment through a turbulent time, and leading an RFP for an investment adviser two years ago. During her tenure on the Library Foundation Board, she served as a dinner host for several years for the Foundation’s fundraising event, the Night of Literary Feasts.

CAN Community Health: Marlon Pittman Marlon Pittman is CAN Community Health’s Senior Director of Business Development and Industry Affairs. He has been working as a leader globally and nationally toward ending the HIV epidemic since its early beginnings. For over 30 years Marlon led teams of hundreds at a global pharmaceutical organization, Viiv, in commercializing lifechanging medications relevant to HIV care and treatment as a Vice President. His keen ability to fortify relationships across industry and geography spans years and scope and has contributed widely to patient access throughout the country. CAN is honored to have Marlon as part of the team, bringing his industry expertise to the forefront and building relationships throughout the country to expand CAN’s mission and reach.

Florida Children’s Theatre: Amanda Martin and Javier Iglesias Amanda and Javier embody what it means to be community minded philanthropists. They give generously of their time, talent, and treasure, supporting Florida Children’s Theatre and others with expertise, joy, and care. They own and operate an independent Florida brokerage, The Real Estate Shoppe, with headquarters in Fort Lauderdale & Orlando to serve 27 counties. Yet they still find time to volunteer for a number of organizations, all while raising two beautiful daughters. Amanda currently serves on the FLCT Board of Trustees, and provides leadership in governance, fundraising, and events. FLCT thanks them for their incredible dedication and service!

Henderson Behavioral Health: David Cooley David Cooley has been an outstanding member of the Henderson Behavioral Health Board for 4 years serving as Vice-Chair for the last 2 years. David is a 4th generation Floridian and has lived in Ft. Lauderdale for over 40 years. David has owned and operated his State Farm Agency in Pompano Beach for over 30 years and has his CLU, CHFC, and RICP. David is a well-respected leader in our community who has served on numerous community boards and given his time to many causes. David and his wife, Mary Anne have a daughter, Lauren and son, David and have been long-time supporters and donors to Henderson Behavioral Health.

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History of AFP The National Society of Fundraising Executives (NSFRE) was officially chartered by the state of New York on June 1, 1960, but its actual beginnings were in the imagination and visions of three fundraisers in New York City - Benjamin Sklar of Brandeis University, William R. Simms of the National Urban League and Harry Rosen of the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies. They agreed to form a national society of fundraisers but realized they would need an individual with greater prestige and more recognizable credentials to provide leadership. Dr. Abel Hanson of Columbia Teacher’s College was their candidate.

With the charter, the National Society of Fundraising Executives (NSFRE) was born.

The purposes the founders had in mind for the organization were outlined in the Articles of Incorporation: •

To aid fundraisers in the performance of their professional duties

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To unite those engaged in the profession of fundraising

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To formulate, promote and interpret to organizations, agencies and the public the objectives of fundraising and the role of those who practice it

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To promote and maintain high standards of public service and conduct

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To exchange ideas and experiences and to collect and disseminate information of value to fundraisers and the public

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To promote, sponsor and encourage study, research and instruction in the field of fundraising by means of courses in established institutions of learning and by other means

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To encourage and sponsor the granting of awards and fellowships in recognized institutions of learning for study and research in the field of fundraising

Dr. Hanson wrote: “It is probably too early to identify fundraising as a true profession. But it is clear that among those who serve the agencies of our free society as fundraisers, the desire to improve their work efforts is strong, and positive steps are being taken, of a professional nature, to enhance the effectiveness of the agencies they serve.

Today, AFP has initiated several interrelated projects to launch its next decade and lead the field of fundraising further toward the goal of being a true profession conducting ethical fundraising practices in support of philanthropy.

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Donor Bill of Rights Association of Fundraising Professionals Philanthropy is based on voluntary action for the common good. It is a tradition of giving and sharing that is primary to the quality of life.

To assure that philanthropy merits the respect and trust of the general public, and that donors and prospective donors can have full confidence in the nonprofit organizations and causes they are asked to support, we declare that all donors have these rights: To be informed of the organization's mission, of the way the organization intends to use donated resources, and of its capacity to use donations effectively for their intended purposes.

To be informed of the identity of those serving on the organization's governing board, and to expect the board to exercise prudent judgment in its stewardship responsibilities.

To have access to the organization's most recent financial statements.

To be assured their gifts will be used for the purposes for which they were given.

To receive appropriate acknowledgement and recognition.

To be assured that information about their donation is handled with respect and with confidentiality to the extent provided by law.

To expect that all relationships with individuals representing organizations of interest to the donor will be professional in nature.

To be informed whether those seeking donations are volunteers, employees of the organization or hired solicitors.

To have the opportunity for their names to be deleted from mailing lists that an organization may intend to share. To feel free to ask questions when making a donation and to receive prompt, truthful and forthright answers.

The Donor Bill of Rights was created by the American Association of Fund Raising Council (AAFRC), Association of Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP), the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE). It has been endorsed by numerous organizations.

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AFP Membership An Investment in Your Future In these challenging times, remember that you and your organization are not at the mercy of the economy. The decisions you make have more influence on your organization’s fundraising success than anything the economy might do. An immense amount of wealth continues to be created around the world, and opportunities abound for those with the necessary skills and training. To succeed, you must be sharper than ever, staying on top of new trends and best practices, bringing innovative and creative thinking to your organization and operating by the highest ethical imperatives. Now, more than ever, you must invest in yourself! And it’s your professional community, the Association of Fundraising Professionals, that can offer you the best resources—at the best value for your membership dollar—to help you and your organization succeed.

What can AFP provide to help you succeed?

AFP has partnered with the American Association of University Women (AAUW) to provide all members a free one-hour online negotiation workshop. Also, AFP has partnered with Korn Ferry for AFP360°, the free online career builder and management tool!

AFP's professional advancement programs and courses give every professional, no matter what level of experience they have, the opportunity to enrich their skills and add to their knowledge base. We also offer Blackbaud University to AFP Members for free. Whether you're a new fundraiser or need a refresh of basic fundraising and nonprofit skills, get free guidance with Blackbaud University.

AFP’s Code of Ethics is the only enforceable code in the sector. Every member of AFP must sign the code each year and adhere to its standards and practices.

Members get free access to the AFP Compensation and Benefits Report where you can find benchmarking on fundraisers’ salaries, benefits and other compensation—how does your position and location compare to the national average?

Members receive a discount to attend the AFP ICON held each spring which brings more than 3,000 fundraising professionals together and offers more than 100 educational sessions.

To help train you and your staff, members have access to the AFP Online Knowledge Center.

You can register for upcoming webinars, Micro-Learning videos, AFP Fundamentals of National Philanthropy Day ® 2023

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Fundraising eLearning courses and along with other courses at a discounted member rate. Free webinars are available to members from time to time as well.

Members can also take advantage of educational opportunities at your local chapter level. Local chapters are the heart of AFP networking and mentoring. The AFP Career Center can help you build and further your career. You can also find or become a mentor. Innovative ideas can be found in Advancing Philanthropy which is free to AFP members as well as our members only newsletter AFP Daily.

AFP Members receive an exclusive 20% discount to Giving USA 2020: The Annual Report on Philanthropy for all pre-order 2020 products, including print and digital packages, data tables, and a full PowerPoint you can use to share and explain the data trends with your fundraising staff and board of directors. Get the latest trends and analysis at The AFP Blog. The AFP Ready Reference series is free in PDF format to members.

The best training and education in the field. AFP offers a myriad of continuing educational opportunities for all fundraisers, regardless of experience level or specialty, and most can help you attain your certification to demonstrate your commitment to and expertise in the profession.

An Investment in Your Future AFP is committed to your success and the success of your organization. There is no doubt that these are challenging times, but you still have the power to control your own fundraising career, and AFP can help.

Belonging to AFP sends an important message to the world that the fundraising profession is united and cares about issues such as ethics and public trust. We are committed to the highest level of service to our donors and the people we serve. We are proud of the work we do and are committed to changing the world.

By joining AFP, you stand united with more than 30,000 fundraisers, each member making our voice stronger and more powerful when speaking with the government and media around the world. And as your profession grows stronger, so too does its impact on the world. You and your organization can benefit from all of this.

So continue to invest in yourself. Work with your organization so you can continue to be a vital part of the AFP community. And let AFP, your association, help you reach your professional development goals - while helping your organization continue to make a difference in the world.

For additional information on AFP membership with the Fort Lauderdale/Broward Chapter, contact afpbrowardchapter@gmail.com or visit afpbroward.org.

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About AFP Mission Statement: AFP, an association of professionals throughout the world, advances philanthropy by enabling people and organizations to practice ethical and effective fundraising. The core activities through which AFP fulfills this mission include education, training, mentoring, research, credentialing and advocacy. Vision Statement Fundraising is viewed as a credible and respected profession for civic betterment throughout the world.

The Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) is the professional association of individuals and organizations that generate philanthropic support for a wide variety of charitable institutions. Background Founded in 1960, AFP advances philanthropy through its 30,000 members in 233 chapters throughout the world. So that it can promote stewardship, donor trust effective and ethical Fundraising.

AFP Promotes consistent and high standards of professional practice to ensure donor trust and guard against abuses that can occur in the fundraising process. Requires members to comply with a Code of Ethical Principles and Standards that is designed to provide concrete guidelines for fundraising professionals in philanthropic organizations.

Was instrumental in creating and maintaining A Donor Bill of Rights, a document that outlines what donors have the right to expect from charitable organizations to which they contribute. Is an original founder of and current participating organization in a worldwide certification program through Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) International. The CFRE credential, verifies experience and knowledge of fundraising and philanthropy. AFP also provides the Advanced Certified Fundraising Executive (ACFRE) credential for senior professionals. Provides educational programs about fundraising Partners with educational institutions to further the profession and philanthropy.

Provides information about philanthropy through its Fundraising Resource Center. Encourages research on fundraising and philanthropy. Supports legislation and regulations to encourage philanthropic giving and ethical fundraising. Raises public awareness and interest in philanthropy through programs such as National Philanthropy Day®, Youth in Philanthropy, and the AFP Awards for Philanthropy.

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