As a member of the First Coast Chapter AFP, we invite you to join us for a free webinar on Donor Stewardship on Wednesday, August 19th!Join Mark Chilutti, CFRE, for a fun and engaging webinar that will leave you with lots of innovative and FUN ways to thank your donors for their support. After working hard to secure the gift, we need to let our donors know the impact it made in our organizations.
This session will focus on easy, yet effective ways to:
Stay in touch with donors through impact reports, cards, emails, and videos
Engage program/clinical staff and board members in the stewardship process
Be sure your donors feel good about their gift, so when the time comes to ask again, your work is much easier!
Speaker Bio:Mark Chilutti, CFRE, has raised over $25 million to improve the quality of life of individuals with disabilities at Magee Rehabilitation Hospital in Philadelphia. A former patient himself, he has been with this small inner-city hospital for over 18 years, and specializes in Major and Planned Giving, Board Development and Donor Relations. He led the Campaign for the Creative Therapy Center and Healing Gardens, helping Magee to successfully complete its first campaign in decades. He is active with the Greater Philadelphia AFP Chapter presenting engaging sessions, and has led their Compass Conference for the last 3 years. Mark is an Eagle Scout sill actively involved as a top level volunteer, a former wheelchair tennis player, and distinguished public speaker.
How to Register for the AFP Webinar
- Follow the weblink to the AFP website;https://www.pathlms.com/afp
- Sign Up and Create an Account or Sign In to Your Account
- Select Events
- Click on the August 19th Webinar with Mark Chilutti
- Add to your cart
- Use the promo code, sent to you after you reserve your spot through the AFP First Coast website, when checking out
- Webinar will be reduced from $79 to $0 cost in your cart
- Receive confirmation in your email from Blue Sky/AFP
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