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Welcome to Florida, Indian River Chapter

The AFP Indian River Chapter promotes professional development, networking and volunteer opportunities for local fund development professionals. With over 80 members, the Indian River Chapter reflects a cross-section of Indian River County's nonprofit community, as well as the consultants and resource partners who serve our industry. We welcome professionals at all career levels and from organizations of all sizes.

AFP Indian River’s mission is to advance ethical philanthropy through education and peer support and advocacy, thus enabling individuals and organizations to better serve the diverse communities and people of Indian River County. The chapter holds regular educational sessions on various topics, and each November the chapter presents its National Philanthropy Day Celebration.

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Jan 8 - 2012 AFPIR Calendar
2012 AFPIR Calendar ... more >
Jan 8 - Kelly Brown Earns Grant Professional Certification
Kelly Brown, grant coordinator for Habitat for Humanity and a member of AFP, has earned a GPC certification. ... more >
Dec 19 - Development Specialist
Development Specialist ... more >
Dec 19 - Upcoming Events - RSVP Now!
Upcoming Events - RSVP Now! ... more >
Jan 26 - How to give to the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy - Canada
The AFP Foundation for Philanthropy - Canada offers a range of convenient giving options. Select the option that's best for you! ... more >
Jan 24 - Making Online Giving Easier and More Fun
(Jan. 24, 2012) When someone clicks on your homepage “donate” button, is making a gift an inspiring journey or a chore? Here are some suggested best practices for engaging supporters online. ... more >
Jan 17 - Overall Giving Returns to Pre-Recession Levels, Study Finds
(Jan. 17, 2012) Total giving for the first 11 months of 2011 is 1.4 percent ahead of the same period in 2007, according to Blackbaud. ... more >
Jan 10 - Key Trends for the Nonprofit Sector in 2012
(Jan. 10, 2012) What trends will have the biggest impact on the nonprofit sector in 2012? According to Convio, it’s the maturation of social media and mobile giving, a greater role for peer-to-peer engagement, and a move toward donors dictating the terms of interactions. ... more >
Jan 4 - Important Announcement - Database Conversion
To convert to a new member database, AFP will soon have to turn off all operations related to our old database, except for foundation contributions, for a period in January, official dates to be determined shortly. ... more >