Regional Events

Regional Events

ADRP's Regional Events are planned by members, for members. From Happy Hours and Breakfasts to Workshops and Conferences, ADRP Regional Events bring together donor relations and stewardship professionals in local regions for collaborative networking opportunities in all areas of the U.S. 

We currently do not have any regional events planned, but many are in the works! Are you interested in hosting an event near you? 

Plan Or Sponsor A Regional Event

See below for our most recent Regional Events


 

2013 NYC Regional Conference Handouts     

Session I - 10:55-11:55 a.m.

1-A    Low-Cost Stewardship Strategies
Dan Blakemore
Assistant Director of Development for Individual Giving, International House

1-B     The Magic of Storytelling
Toni Robinson, Director of Donor Relations, University of Hartford

1-C     Making Gift Agreements Feasible and Friendly
Debbie Meyers

Senior Advisor for Donor Relations, Carnegie Mellon University


Session II - 1:00-2:00 p.m.

2-A     Donor Relations for Annual Giving Donors
Lynne Wester
Director of Stewardship and Donor Recognition, Yeshiva University

2-B    Kicking It Up A Notch…..Or Two…..Or Three……
Maureen Donnelly
Director, Stewardship and Donor Relations, Boston University


Session III - 2:10-3:10 p.m.

3-A    Exclusive Engagement (Speaker Handout)
Brianne Croteau, Assistant Director of Events, Bucknell University
Andrew Zill, Design Director, Feats

3-B     Demonstrating Donor Impact in 60 Seconds or Less
Cheryl Lintner, Stewardship Coordinator, Rutgers University Foundation
Tricia Healey, Assistant Director of Stewardship, Rutgers University Foundation

3-C     Financial Reporting in Donor Stewardship
Kate Jankowski

Director of Stewardship and Donor Relations, Albany Medical Center Foundation

 

2014 NYC Regional Conference
Exhibitor/Sponsor Information 

To register as an exhibitor or sponsor for the 2014 ADRP NYC Regional Conference, please fill out the form here. You will not be considered registered as an event sponsor until the form is completed and payment is received.

Please select your sponsorship level from the list below. Tables, chairs, and linens are included in the sponsorship fees.

Sponsor level (choose one):

Exhibitor:   $500

  • One 6’ exhibit table for duration of conference
  • List of attendee names and contact info for use under stated guidelines
  • Listing in conference resource book
  • Listing on conference website including logo and link
  • Two vendor registrations, including meals and receptions

*TWO-FER SPECIAL* - two exhibitor tables with all above benefits:   $750

In-kind Merchandise sponsor (Minimum merchandise value $1,000)
All of the Exhibitor benefits, in return for one of the following:

  • Providing conference notepads with your logo
  • Providing conference tote bags with your logo

Partner:   $1,000
All of the Exhibitor benefits, plus:

  • Exhibit space in preferred location
  • Choice of one of the following:
  • Recognition as sponsor of Conference resource book (includes full-page ad)
  • Recognition as sponsor of the conference Keynote Address

Happy Hour Sponsor:   $1,500
All of the Exhibitor benefits, plus:

  • Recognition and signage at Friday evening Happy Hour at the Marriott Hotel

Breakfast Patron:  $2,000
Lunch Patron:   $3,000
All of the Exhibitor benefits, plus:

  • Exclusive Spotlight recognition by ADRP leadership at start of your sponsored meal
  • Opportunity to address assembled attendees for 3 to 5 minutes
  • A slide with your logo projected in the room during the meal
  • Tent cards and literature on all dining tables during your meal, recognizing your support

Guidelines for use of attendee lists:
Sponsors and Exhibitors may use the attendee list provided by the organizers of the 2014 ADRP NYC Regional conference to email the attendees twice regarding their products and services. Once such contact may be made within the two weeks prior to the conference, and the other within the four weeks after the conference. The list will be emailed to the Vendor Contact indicated on the registration form three weeks prior to the conference, and an updated list will be emailed to that person within 3 business days after the conference.

 

There is a 20% cancellation fee until February 21. Sponsor fees are forfeited if canceled after that date.

 

To register as an exhibitor or sponsor for the 2014 ADRP NYC Regional Conference, please fill out the form here. You will not be considered registered as an event sponsor until the form is completed and payment is received.


For questions, please contact [email protected].

Thank you for your support of the Association of Donor Relations Professionals!

 

 


 

2014 NYC Regional Conference Handouts     

Keynote: Stewardship and Major Gifts

Sessions

10:55 - 11:55 am

Session 1A: Is it them or is it me? Working effectively with graphic designers and professional printers
Alissa Stallings, Director of Stewardship, Office of University Development and Alumni Relations, New York University 

Session 1B: Polish For Building Profits
Ann Marie Sabath, President, At Ease Inc.

Session 1C: Everyone is a Steward!
Roberta O'Hara, Senior Associate Director of Stewardship, Princeton University

 

1:00 - 2:00 pm 

Session 2A: Transformational Corporate Cultivation & Stewardship: Lessons from a $27.1M Gift
Tammy Zonker, Founder & CEO, Fundraising Transformed

Session 2B: Charity Water
Kaitlyn Jankowski, Supporter Experience Manager

Session 2C: Giving and getting 100%: Creating a Culture of Thanks on Campus
Halley Ofner, Donor Relations Specialist, Smith College
Ashley Tyner, Director of Advancement Events & Stewardship, Union College

 

2:10 - 3:10 pm 

Session 3A: Strengthening your Donor Relations Architecture
Debbie Meyers, Senior Director of Donor Relations and Stewardship, University of Maryland
Lynne Wester, Director of Alumni Programs and Engagement, UNC Charlotte

Session 3B: A Study in the Fine Art of Storytelling: An Interview with Adam Mastoon
Adam Mastoon, photographer
Anne Manner-McLarty, president and lead consultant, Heurista

Session 3C: Having a Big Impact with a Small Team
Mark Jolly-Van Bodegraven, Director of Donor Relations

 
9:30-10:45 a.m. Welcome and Plenary Session
A Paradigm Shift; Next Practices

10:55-11:55 a.m. Session 1 Choices:

1A
The Lifecycle of a Gift (presented by AASP)

1B
Stewardship at the Top of the Pyramid; Tailoring Our Efforts to Individual Donors

1C
Savvy Socializing: How to Benefit Your Institution and Yourself


1:00-2:00 p.m. Session 2 Choices:


2A Effective Donor Relations: A Crossroads between Stewardship and Technology (presented by AASP)


2B
The Big C - Campaigns!
       Session 2b Attachments

2C
How's My Driving? Call 1-800-Feedback

2:10-3:10 p.m. Session 3 Choices:

3A
Pledge Reminders as Stewardship Tools (presented by AASP)

3B Inspired Stewardship: How to Mobilize the Message of Gratitude and Create a Community of Stewardship Ambassadors


3C Putting a Donor's Name in Lights
 

ADRP Virtual Event: Best Practices & DEI-Focused Sessions
Hosted by the Midwest Regional Committee
Sponsored by

https://www.pdgdesign.net/

Presented on June 24, 2021
Eligible for 2 CFRE Credits

Donor Relations Best Practices in a Digital World Panel

Session Description:

The world has drastically changed over the past year but has our industry moved with it? With many of us shifting to remote work during the pandemic, technology and digital solutions have been critical to adapt. Whether digital reporting, virtual events, or social media, there are many creative ways we can incorporate technology into donor relations! Join this panel session to hear how peers are recreating donor relations best practices with technology not only to steward donors but to keep them engaged as well. 

Learning Objectives:

  1. Learn how to adapt the principles of donor relations to digital practices that can keep donors engaged.
  2. Discover practical applications of technology that can help steward donors in new and creative ways.
  3. Help donor relations professionals to be more efficient with our everyday tasks.

Moderator

Mary Weingartner, Director of Donor Relations, University of Chicago | [email protected]

Panelists

Kristen CostelloAssociate Director of Advancement Communications, The Grainger College of Engineering Office of Advancement

Tiffany MorrisStrategic Stewardship Officer, University Advancement's Annual Endowment, University of Virginia

Vicky SanchezAnnual Fund and Membership Director, Field Museum | [email protected]

Cheryl Smith-LintnerExecutive Director of Donor Relations, Hackensack Meridan Health Foundation | [email protected]


Leading in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Session

Presentation Slides

Session Description

We all know that Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) is important. So, how do we influence change in our organizations and within our industry? Join this discussion on how one non-profit organization is approaching this topic with its staff, and learn as they share their experiences and challenges with this timely, crucial issue. Through their story, learn ways to support DEI efforts in your own organizations and build skills to become an advocate within our industry.

Learning Objectives

  1. Learn how to approach and support DEI efforts in our roles within our organizations.
  2. Build confidence in how to advocate and lead DEI efforts within our industry. 

Presenter

John HannesSenior Officer with Club and District Support, Americas, Rotary International | [email protected]

 
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