Join us August 6th for Chapter Chat - 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.


Topic: Career Development

Presented by Sarah Siebritz, Events & Community Relations, Molly's House


AFP Members: Check your email for a Google Meet invitation or email info@afptreasurecoast.org for the meeting link.


Upcoming:

September 3, 2026 - Events & Campaigns

October 1, 2026 - Fundraising Ethics

November 5, 2026 - Data & Technology

December 3, 2026 - Year-End Reflection


Sharpen Your Skills at Fundamentals of Fundraising 'Boot Camp' July 30-31!


A two-day, intensive training designed to strengthen your fundraising skills and strategies.


The course is composed of 7 modules that have been designed by experienced fundraising professionals to meet the real-world needs and challenges nonprofit organizations face every day. This 16-hour program includes case studies and projects for groups and individuals to make the learning experience both substantive and enjoyable. This intensive program will provide an overview of skills, techniques, and program components for individuals with 0 to 5 years of fundraising experience. It is also a great refresher for those with more experience. 



The cost to participants is $125 for AFP members and $175 for future members. Light refreshments and lunch will be provided each day.


Register Here for Fundamentals of Fundraising 'Boot Camp'

A Look Back at Past Programs

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Breakfast and Gratitude with James Gavrilos

We were grateful for such a strong turnout at AFP Treasure Coast's recent breakfast seminar, The Art of the Thank You, presented by James Gavrilos, CFRE. Attendees explored how thoughtful, authentic gratitude can deepen donor relationships and inspire long-term support—along with practical ways to make every thank-you more meaningful and memorable. A special thank you to James Gavrilos for the inspiring presentation and HANDS of St. Lucie County for generously hosting us and providing a welcoming space for connection and learning.

April 16, 2026




Planned Giving Lunch & Learn

with Ann Decker

March 26, 2026



The AFP Treasure Coast Chapter hosted a dynamic Lunch & Learn on Planned Giving for Both Big & Small Shops at Treasure Coast Hospice. Planned Giving expert Ann Decker delivered an engaging session on integrating planned giving into both large and small fundraising programs. Attendees walked away with usable strategies to incorporate planned giving into their development efforts.



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Tom Ahern’s Webinar: Profitable Secrets of Great Donor Newsletters (+thanks and social posts!)

Thursday, January 29, 2026

 

Tom Ahern’s latest webinar, Profitable Secrets of Great Donor Newsletters (+thanks and social posts!) reveals how to turn your organization’s newsletter into a powerful stewardship tool that will increase donor retention and harvest added gifts.

 For More Information:

Tom Ahern website – Tom Ahern's Profitable Secrets of Great Donor Newsletters




WAYNE OLSON - DONOR RELATIONS THE DISNEY WAY

Friday, October 24, 2025

Donor Relations the Disney Way is presented by Wayne Olson, author, planned giving mentor, and inspirational speaker. This session delves into how Disney accomplishes so much, often on a limited budget. We will learn ways we can use Disney-like methods to create memorable, "wow" moments, emulate their standards of excellence and customer care and think creatively to craft better solutions for our donors. This session looks at the successes of Walt Disney and how we can apply his philosophy, his creativity and his approach to our mission and running our organizations.


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    Sarah Siebritz, Manuel Caballero, Amber Ducote

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Past Meetings

June 4, 2026

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

Presented by Dawn Knupp, United Against Poverty


May 7, 2026
TOPIC: BOARDS & LEADERSHIP
Presented by Michele Jacobs, Council on Aging Martin County


April 2, 2026

MAJOR GIFTS

Presented by Dayna Anding, Children's Home Society of Florida


March 5, 2026

GRANT FUNDING

Presented by Jodi Riley, Innovant Grants


February 5, 2026

Volunteer Recruitment, Retention, & Recognition

Presented by Abigail Flood, Treasure Coast Hospice


December 4, 2025

Small Shop Success: Fundraising with Limited Staff & Budget

Presented by Tatum Kelley, United Way of St. Lucie & Okeechobee


November 6, 2025

Florida State Senate Bill 700: New Foreign Funding Restrictions and How Nonprofits Can Comply

Presented by Michelle King, Hibiscus Children's Center


OCTOBER 2, 2025

Scary Situations: ethical issues and how you solved them

Presented by Abigail Flood, Treasure Coast Hospice Foundation


SEPTEMBER  4, 2025

From Burnout to Balance: Sustaining a Career in Fundraising

Presented by Michele Jacobs, Council on Aging Martin County


AUGUST 7, 2025

Donor Retention Strategies That Actually Work

Presented by Dayna Anding, Children's Home Society of Florida 


JULY 3, 2025

Storytelling that Inspires Action

Presented by Agnes Palmer, Treasure Coast Hospice Foundation