ADRP Webinar:

The Story of Donor Relations: As Told By Your Favorite T-Shirt 

Thursday, June 18, 2020
10:00 – 11:00 AM PST

Cost:
Members: FREE
Non-Members: $75

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As an ADRP member you can access the webinar recording and presentation slides 1-2 business days after this event has passed. View the 2020 archives.  

Full participation in the ADRP 2020 Webinar Series
is equivalent to 12 points (one point per webinar) of Education credit
for the CFRE International application for certification and/or re-certification.

About the Webinar

At our roots, donor relations professionals are storytellers. We share tales of lives saved, families strengthened, animals rescued, new heights achieved. Yet we aren’t so great at telling the story of our profession: what we do and why it is important to fundraising success. Look no further than your closet for inspiration! In this light-hearted session, you will hear from a cadre of donor relations professionals as they share career highlights and lessons learned, inspired by a t-shirt spotted with the saying, you can’t please everyone, you’re not a taco.

Learning Objectives:

1. Telling the story of our profession
2. The strength gained in learning from your peers and not being afraid to talk about failures
3. The power of finding inspiration in everyday things

Eliza McNulty,Stanford University
Eliza McNulty is Director of Donor Relations at Stanford University where she leads a 12-person central team and works with colleagues across campus to shape the vision for donor relations programs at Stanford. Eliza is an ADRP Past President. You can find her wearing a t-shirt that says, WWRBGD.

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