Awards
Announcing the 2011 Fundraising Professional of the Year Lifetime Achievement Award winner, Dave McKee.
Announcing the 2011 Fundraising Professionals of the Year Awards winners for Fundraiser of the Year, Lifetime Achievement, Fundraising Stars and Rising Stars.
KaBOOM!, a national non-profit dedicated to saving play for America's children, has proven that money isn’t everything when you have friends. Over the past two weeks, KaBOOM!’s dedicated supporters voted online once a day to help the nonprofit win the Breakthrough Nonprofit Branding contest’s first place prize.
We would also like to congratulate the other nine nonprofits for advancing to the final round of the contest. Each will receive a second or third place prize to help them continue their brand development journey.
The DMA Nonprofit Federation is very pleased to announce the selection of Carol Portale as its 2011 Max Hart Nonprofit Achievement Award recipient.
Portale, senior vice president of CRM and direct response for March of Dimes, will be honored for her achievements at the 2011 Washington Nonprofit Conference gala awards luncheon Feb. 18.
The Nonprofit Leadership Alliance presented its 2011 National Awards at its annual Management/Leadership Institute.
The winners included Auburn University at Montgomery and University of Texas at San Antonio; YMCA of the USA; Dr. John Veres, Chancellor, Auburn University at Montgomery; Donna Hajos, Montgomery AIDS Outreach, Auburn University at Montgomery; Mike Murphree, Executive Director, Montgomery AIDS Outreach; and Tink Lucy-Bouler, Campus/Executive Director, Auburn University at Montgomery; Jordon Vernoy, Founding Executive Director, Iowa Food Bank Association.
Sage North America announced the winners of its Connect with Sage grant contest: Jazz Foundation of America, Resource Center Dallas, Campaign for Equal Justice, CAMBA and St. Peter’s Episcopal School.
2010 Nonprofit Consultant of the Year Lori Van Dusen passes along some of her advice to fundraisers.
A local nonprofit focused on bringing clean energy to developing countries is a finalist for a $1.5 million global environmental prize, competition officials announced today. E+Co, a small firm that has invested $40 million in developing countries like Costa Rica, Tanzania and China over the last 16 years, is among six finalists competing for the third-annual Zayed Future Energy Prize, based in Abu Dhabi.
Grasping a handful of balloons, special education teacher Denise Dudley was reeling from a small surprise celebration honoring her as Teacher of the Year by the Arc of Dallas.
As several of her fellow teachers looked on and cheered, Dudley was honored with two checks, each for $1,500 – one for her personal use, and the other for the district's special education programs.
Barbara Allen will receive $50,000 as one of 10 winners of the Purpose Prize, given to Americans over 60 who have reinvented themselves, tackling social problems in this latter stage of life.
As founder of Fresh Artists, Allen, 62, of Lafayette Hill, in just two years has put more than 400 pieces of bold, lush, gorgeous "refrigerator art" from Philadelphia schoolchildren into corporate boardrooms and surprising spaces around the region and nation.