National Philanthropy Day 2022

The Yosemite Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) is pleased to announce that the 11th Annual National Philanthropy Day awards ceremony will be held Thursday, November 17, 2022 at the Gallo Center for the Arts.

2022 National Philanthropy Day Award Winners

The Yosemite Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals is excited to announce the 2022 winners of our National Philanthropy Day Awards:

Carl Boyett Outstanding Philanthropist - Mick & Claudia Krausnick

Outstanding Youth Philanthropist - Arveen Birdi

David Barnes Outstanding Fundraising Professional - Jessica Vaughan

Outstanding Business Philanthropist - Beard Land and Investment Company

Outstanding Community Organization Philanthropist - Kiwanis of Greater Turlock

In addition to honoring these winners, we will be honoring Community Champions.  This is an opportunity to recognize volunteers or staff who have gone above and beyond to support the organization.  These individuals will be given special recognition during the event.  

Tickets are now on sale! The Awards Ceremony will be held on Thursday, November 17, 2022 at 5:30pm at the Gallo Center for the Arts, Modesto, CA.

Tickets are $35 per person and includes a cocktail reception.

Reserve below using PayPal, or by emailing afpyosemite@gmail.com

A HUGE thank you to our Event Sponsors:

Hosting Sponsor  Gallo Center for the Arts

PAST WINNERS:

Carl Boyett Outstanding Philanthropist Award:

Norm and Evan Porges, The Porges Family Foundation (2020); Bruno Family (2018); Bob & Marie Gallo (2016); Matt and Maria Swanson (2014); Jane Vilas (2012); Jeani and John Ferrari (2011); John Mayol (2009); Carl Boyett, Dr. Steve and Ann Endsley (2007); Marian Palmer (2005); Bill & Mary Lyons (2003); John & June Rogers (1999)

Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser (category combined with above)

Janice Lucero (2018); Joseph Swain (2016); Sheila Carroll (2014); Marie Assali (2012); Dr. Tom Van Groningen (2011); Robert “Bob” Saunders (2009); Kenni Friedman (2007); Dianne Gagos (2005); Carmen Skeen (2003); Millie Wise (2001); Bette Belle Smith (1999) 

Outstanding Youth Philanthropist Award:

Jack Litke (2020); Erin Benning (2018); Emma Baily (2016); Katelyn Reza (2014); Victoria Watson (2012); Craig Jones (2011)

David Barnes Outstanding Fundraising Professional Award:

Amber Flores, CFRE (2020); Kathy Hobby (2018); Tammy Menezes (2016); Monica Ojcius (2014); Shirley Pok (2012); Julie De Araujo (2011); Marci Boucher (2009); Larry Hostetler (2007); Carole Richard (2005); Mick Grimes (2003); Walter Strong (2001); Linda Avedon (1999)

Outstanding Business Philanthropist Award

Grimbleby Coleman CPAs (2020); Modesto Toyota (2018); Emanuel Medical Center (2016); Wells Fargo (2014); Garrad and Dallas Marsh, McHenry Bowl (2012); Hilmar Cheese Company (2011); Huff Construction (2007); The Modesto Bee (2005); Foster Farms (2005); American Chevrolet (2003); Prime Shine Express (2001); E & J Gallo Winery (1999)

Outstanding Small Business Donor (category now combined with the above)

MOCSE Credit Union (2009); Varni Brothers (2007); Ambeck Mortgage (2005)

Outstanding Community Organization Philanthropist

Boyett Petroleum Make Dreams Real Foundation (2020); Cardoza Foundation (2014); Bright Family Foundation (2011); Stanislaus Education Foundation (2009); St. Luke’s Medical Practice (2007); Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation (2005)

Outstanding Service Organization (category combined with above)

Modesto Sunrise Rotary (2018); North Modesto Kiwanis Club (2016); Modesto Rotary Club Foundation (2005); Friends of Hospice (2003); Omega Nu (2001)

Lifetime Achievement Award (not awarded this year)

David Barnes (2019), Jacqueline Foret (2018); Carl Boyett (2016); Jane Johnston (2014); Lucille Hammer (2011); Ron Emerzian (2009); David Barnes (2003); Patty Stone (2001)

If you have any questions or are interested in sponsorship opportunities, please contact afpyosemite@gmail.com, subject line: NPD 2022 Awards.

NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY AWARD CRITERIA 

Carl Boyett Outstanding Philanthropist Award

Presented to an individual or family with a proven record of personal generosity that, through direct financial support or volunteer efforts, has demonstrated civic and charitable responsibility in our community. Selection criteria will include: history of giving and/or fundraising; impact of gift and/or fundraising support; new programs or projects launched or goals achieved; support to other charitable organizations; success in recruiting or motivating others; and significance of projects for the community.

Outstanding Youth Philanthropist Award

Presented to a youth 18 years or younger who has participated in philanthropic efforts on behalf of their community. Selection criteria will include: significance of projects to the community; time and effort; success in recruiting and motivating others; and involvement with other nonprofit organizations beyond the nominator’s.

David Barnes Outstanding Fundraising Professional Award

Presented to an outstanding fundraiser who has practiced the profession in an exemplary manner in accordance with the AFP code of ethics, for at least five (5) years. Selection criteria will include: breadth of the individual’s fundraising career; commitment to the profession; major fundraising achievements and their impact; fundraising or philanthropic involvement outside of paid position.

Outstanding Business Philanthropist Award

Presented to a small business or corporation that demonstrates outstanding commitment through financial support and community involvement. Selection criteria will include: evidence of direct financial support for community projects, programs or capital improvements; impact of gift support; evidence of encouragement and motivation to employees. 

Outstanding Community Organization Philanthropist Award

Presented to a foundation, service organization or a philanthropic organization that awards grants to organizations that provide services and programs in the community. Selection criteria include: the impact of gift support and achievements accomplished through the foundation’s efforts; number of projects funded; encouragement and motivation given to others to take leadership roles toward philanthropy; volunteer fundraising efforts (for service organizations).