RMPI 2021 E-Program by deann-afpcc

>> PurPose & Possibility <<

Presented Virtually | September 9-10, 2021

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How to Get the Most out of RMPI

RMPI Sponsors

Schedule at a Glance

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Detailed Schedule

More about AFP Colorado Chapter

Keynote Speaker Bio

Plenary Speakers

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Scholarship Recipients

RMPI Committee

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Welcome

Colleagu and Friends, Welcome to the virtual 2021 Rocky Mountain Philanthropy Institute (RMPI) hosted by the AFP Colorado Chapter. As the world around us continues to shift, this year’s conference theme of “Purpose and Possibility” will re-center and prepare fundraisers to embrace their purpose and the possibilities that tomorrow holds for themselves and the sector as a whole. While we had hoped to connect in person for RMPI 2021, the planning committee made the decision early on to provide a virtual conference experience once again. That decision, along with the theme and content of this conference, is reflective of a journey that the RMPI planning committee, as well as the AFP Colorado Board of Directors, has been on around the ideals of Inclusion, Diversity, equity, and Access (IDeA). We’re so excited for this year’s keynote speaker edgar Villanueva and featured speaker Nadia Hallgren. edgar’s breadth and depth of knowledge regarding the historical and often uncomfortable roots of philanthropy and wealth as well as Nadia’s ability to craft and convey a powerfully moving message will both humble and inspire attendees. Use this time together at RMPI to re-connect with the purpose that brought you into fundraising, the passion that moves you to work tirelessly, and the curiosity that feeds your well of possibility and opportunity. Thank you to Madeleine, Savanna, and Ann, and the RMPI planning committee, as well as the sponsors and speakers, who made RMPI 2021 possible.

Proudly,

Josh Zmroczek President, AFP Colorado 2

>> HoW to Get tHe most out of rmPi accessing rmPi our platform for rmPi is Zoom meeting. the primary Zoom link will be emailed to you and sent via a calendar invite. you will also receive a special link for your pre-selected speaker Workshop. for both links, you will need to use the same email address you provided when you registered for the conference. The Speaker Workshops will be recorded, so don’t worry, you can catch them all! The primary Zoom link will be live at 12:15pm (Mountain Time) on Thursday, September 9.

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>> scHeDule at a Glance thursday 12:15 Conference and silent auction open 12:30 Welcome 12:45 Opening Speaker: Farduus Ahmed 1:00 Networking 1:15 Workshop Session #1 2:45 Prize giveaway 3:00 Networking 3:30 Thursday concludes friday 8:45 Conference opens 9:00 Welcome and opening remarks 9:15 Featured Speaker: Nadia Hallgren 10:05 Partner messages 10:45 Workshop Session #2 12:00 lunch break 12:25 Auction closes 12:30 Keynote: Fireside chat with edgar Villanueva 1:30 Networking 2:00 Conference ends *Note: there are self-care breaks built in throughout the day. Schedule is subject to change. **The sessions noted above in blue have to be pre-selected. If you haven’t yet made your selections, reach out to DeAnn ASAP at deann@afpcc.org

rMPi 2021 Emcee reggie rivers President and auctioneer, the Gala team Reggie Rivers is a former Denver Bronco and the Founder and President of The Gala Team. His company has provided fundraising consulting and benefit auctioneering services for more than 500 nonprofit fundraising events. The Gala Team has helped its nonprofit partners raise tens of millions of dollars. In response to COVID-19, The Gala Team pivoted to become The {Virtual} Gala Team and has performed more than 100 virtual galas since the start of the pandemic. 5

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12:15 pm – conference and silent auction open 12:45 – opening speaker and networking farduus y. ahmed of ucHealth outpatient Psychiatry clinic Purpose & Possibility All of us are guided by a sense of purpose in our work. During the past 18 months, we have adapted and grown and risen to new challenges. But during such uncertain times it can be challenging to tap into our purpose and see the possibilities ahead. In RMPI’s opening talk, Ahmed, who is a former refugee from Somalia, as well as a social psychologist, winner of the Immigrant Liberty Award, and a community activist, will inspire you to revisit your purpose and think boldly about the future – to rise to the occasion with a resilience that few have embodied as fully as our refugee siblings.

1:15 pm - Workshop Session #1 the future of board fundraising leslie allen and ann Goldman Explore the latest thinking on board fundraising and share real-world examples of how nonprofits are mobilizing their leaders to advance their organizations. stop raising awareness and change behaviors instead robert austin Using researched examples and case studies, you'll learn how to move awareness from an end goal to a strategy to get what you want: action. find your Place in the community-centric fundraising movement community rachel D'souza-siebert and amie bossi We will explore the Community-Centric Fundraising principles and actionable steps to integrate Community-Centric Fundraising into your fund development and marketing programs. branding With Purpose: messaging for colorado “i Have a Dream” through an asset-based lens Zach Hochstadt and Kimberlee sia Examples of messaging will be shared, inspiring participants to strive for asset-based frames in their own communications. The presenters will share best-practices and spotlight available tools for post-workshop engagement. 6

>> scHeDule stewardship magic: create lifelong individual Donor Partnerships through stewardship Kimberly urish Stories and ideas for outstanding stewardship activities aimed to make donors speechless and earn you a place at the top of their charities list. Ideal for those looking to increase their stewardship efforts. think strategically: How to build an effective communications Plan Kristy Koken Participants will learn how to build a communications plan that includes important components such as: setting a clear objective, targeting audiences, crafting key messages, and drafting a clear and well-organized communications framework.

2:45 pm Prize giveaway and networking

friDay, sePtember 10 8:45 am – conference opens and welcoming remarks 9:15 am – featured speaker – nadia Hallgren the Human element + Q&a As people who fundraise, we often rely on stories to connect donors to the missions of our organizations. How we steward the stories of others is of tremendous consequence where there is opportunity to humanize our communities, there is also opportunity to fall back on tropes that reinforce harmful stereotypes. Nadia Hallgren joins RMPI to help us tell better stories. Hallgren is an award-winning cinematographer and director best known for shooting and directing Becoming, the Netflix documentary on First Lady Michelle Obama. Her approach to filmmaking centers the humanity of her subjects to connect with the humanity of her audience. By harnessing this approach, you’ll help breakdown donor misperceptions of your community and raise funds even more effectively. 10:05 am – Partner messages

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10:45 am - Workshop Session #2 abcs of event fundraising miranda Graul This training will walk you through the A(audience), B(budget), C(community) of event fundraising and determine how you can bring excitement and structure to your event fundraising strategies. manifesting our Values into Practice my lo cook The presentation aims to explore what an anti-antiracist, anti-colonialist audit revealed for Shadhika and concrete steps the organization is taking to live out and uphold its values more deeply and practically. the thin and Dangerous line between tokenism and inclusivity Julie meyers and lynnette adams An interactive and perhaps uncomfortable conversation on how to truly embrace Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at your non-profit organization. learning to build bridges: How Doing evaluation out loud can connect nonprofits with funders laura sundstrom and Judith steed Our session will emphasize how evaluation and learning can strengthen and advance organizations' understanding of their programs, how programs impact the community, and how they can best connect with funders to support their work. transform storytelling: How to tell a story that is not your own uma trivede Attendees will walk away with: 1) Understanding positionality in diversifying the field of fundraising; 2) Presenting a story that is not their own without speaking on behalf of that community; 3) How to avoid the dangers of a single story. the Dynamics of the major Gift ask melanie ulle Step by step guidance on the most effective system for making a major gift ask. Real life examples of how to succeed or fail in a solicitation. Review of the prep work needed to finally make the ask.

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12:30 pm – Keynote address edgar Villanueva

fireside chat and Q&a: Decolonizing Wealth At its best, philanthropy – the love of humankind – brings out the generosity in people. But in America, our philanthropic system was designed to maintain systems of privilege and oppression. How can we, as people who fundraise, leverage our power to redistribute it – and wealth – to those who are most affected by these systems? In a conversational format, Edgar Villanueva – author of “Decolonizing Wealth: Indigenous Wisdom to Heal Divides and Restore Balance” – will offer insights alongside RMPI emcee Reggie Rivers. Villanueva will inspire you to think bigger about your purpose and the possibilities of our industry.

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>> Keynote sPeaKer Edgar villanueva edgar Villanueva is an award-winning author, activist and expert on issues of race, wealth, and philanthropy. Villanueva is the Principal of Decolonizing Wealth Project and liberated Capital and author of the bestselling book Decolonizing Wealth: Indigenous Wisdom to Heal Divides and Restore Balance (2018, 2021). He advises a range of organizations including national and global philanthropies, Fortune 500 companies, and entertainment on social impact strategies to advance racial equity from within and through their investment strategies. Villanueva holds a BSPH and MHA from the Gillings Global School of Public Health at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is an enrolled member of the lumbee Tribe and resides in New York City.

Plenary sPeaKers

farduus ahmed Farduus Y. Ahmed is a former refugee and has 13 years of experience working with refugees and immigrant communities. She is currently a social worker and Care Coordination Specialist at UCHealth Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic Anschutz Medical Campus. As a professional certified interpreter/translator who speaks Somali and english, she provides services for courtrooms, hospitals, conferences, schools, and social services. Farduus is an experienced community leader and consultant who provides expert opinions, analysis, and recommendations to refugee and immigrants service providers. She holds a Bachelors Degree of Science in Business Administration and Master of Social Work degree from University of Denver.

nadia Hallgren Nadia Hallgren is an award-winning filmmaker from The Bronx, New York. She directed the emmy-nominated documentary BeCOMING and Academy Award shortlisted short documentary After Maria. She is the recipient of the Special Jury Prize at SXSW for She’s the Ticket and a Webby for Public Service and Activism for her film Gavin Grimm vs. Nadia is a leading documentary cinematographer, credits including Sundance award-winner Motherland and Academy Award-nominated Trouble the Water. Nadia is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and an alum of International Center of Photography.

>> WorKsHoP sPeaKers lynette adams fundraising strategy coach, lm nonprofit solutions lynnette Adams (M.F.A., Wayne State University) is the owner of lM NonProfit Solutions, an adjunct professor at the University of Denver, and a Doctoral Student at Pepperdine University for Global leadership and Change. She has over 12 years of experience in fundraising and donor relations with a focus on building strong donor relationships and events. lynnette's experience includes fundraising workshops at Colorado Free University, presenting at the Association of Fundraising Professional's International Conference, and board leadership on donor development and donor stewardship. She also holds an MFA from Wayne State University in Public Relations and Organizational Communication. lynnette brings this enthusiasm and experience to the nonprofit sector as a practitioner and educator.

leslie allen Director of Development, conservation colorado leslie has more than three decades of experience leading fundraising teams, partnering with boards, and creating innovative development and communications programs for non-profit organizations. She is currently Director of Development at Conservation Colorado. During her tenure of 15 years at Greenpeace USA, leslie built a major gifts program that continues to thrive today. leslie also served as director of development and communications at Global Greengrants Fund. She served as a member of the board of ActionAid USA and The Community Foundation Serving Boulder County. She is co-founder of Front Range Source, a free online resource for nonprofits.

robert austin, aPr founder, clear Wisdom Public relations and consulting Robert Austin, APR, focuses on helping nonprofits define and explain who they are, what they do, and how it matters. Robert uses solid social science and communication theory methods to build mutually beneficial relationships with all those audiences on which an organization relies to fulfill its mission and goals. He is one of the nearly 5,000 individuals in the country to have earned accreditation in public relations, with his practice focused exclusively on nonprofit organizations. He is an avid world traveler, a backyard beekeeper, and is completely enamored with the Spanish language.

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amie bossi, cfre consultant, Gladiator consulting Amie has worked in the nonprofit sector for over a decade and a half, working with numerous local, regional, and national organizations. She spent most of her time working in small to mid-sized development departments, even building from scratch an entire development program for an organization that although over 140 years old, was brand new to the fundraising world. Arnie earned her BA in Communications and Sociology from Culver Stockton College and her Masters' Degree in Public Policy Administration and Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and leadership from the University of Missouri - St. louis. She is a Certified Fund Raising executive (CFRe) and an ambassador for the certification program.

rachel D’souza-siebert founder, Gladiator consulting Rachel is a proud life-long resident of St. louis. Born to parents who immigrated to the U.S.A from India, Rachel has always been passionate about bridging differences and celebrating what's possible when we collaborate from a mindset of abundance, learning and risk-taking. Rachel is the founder of Gladiator Consulting, a boutique consultancy with a holistic approach to nonprofit organizational capacity building. Through Gladiator, Rachel has combined her knowledge of Organizational Culture & Resource Development with her deep personal commitment to centering community, seeking justice and creating belonging for those who have been disenfranchised or targeted by institutions, systems and policy.

ann Goldman founder, ann Goldman consulting Ann founded Ann Goldman Consulting in 2000. She is co-founder of Front Range Source, a free online resource for nonprofits. Prior to becoming a consultant, Ann held senior fundraising positions in Chicago: at the Museum of Science and Industry, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, and Children's Memorial Hospital Foundation. Ann has served on the boards of Impact on education and the Space Science Institute in Boulder, and NSFRe Chicago, Chicago Foundation for Women, the Community Chest of Oak Park/River Forest, and Wonder Works, a children's museum. She currently lives in Boulder and serves on the board of AFP Colorado Chapter.

>> WorKsHoP sPeaKers miranda Graul chief Development officer, Growing Home Miranda has a passion for building diverse funding streams in support of nonprofit organizations. Miranda received her Bachelor's in Marketing and Management from the University of Colorado Boulder and has dedicated her professional career to supporting the work of mission led organizations. Miranda previously worked for March of Dimes, Butterfly Pavilion, Denver Urban Scholars, and Child Advocates - Denver CASA. Miranda possesses a variety of fundraising and marketing skills including event fundraising, grant writing, working with major donors, fostering corporate partnerships, building individual giving, branding, messaging development, and content generation and distribution.

Zach Hochstadt founding Partner, mission minded Mission Minded is one of the nation's leading branding firms that work exclusively with nonprofits and foundations. Founded in 2002, the firm serves organizations across the United States and Canada, including Children's Museum of Denver, National Federation of the Blind, and Colorado Health Foundation. As a Founding Partner, Zach oversees operations for the company and provides executive level leadership in the areas of brand strategy, creative, and digital. Under his shared leadership with Jennie Winton, the company has grown to a nationally renowned team that has served over 300 nonprofits, enabling them to attract support to fulfill their mission.

Kristy Koken communication consultant & strategist, Koken communications A communications strategist with 15 years of experience in leadership communications roles and news media, Kristy Koken has a proven track record in external and internal communications, media relations, crisis communications, development communications, public relations, digital/social media, and marketing.

WorKsHoP sPeaKers

my lo cook executive Director, shadhika My lo Cook (pronounced: Me) brings over fifteen years of experience working around the world with diverse stakeholders across disciplines and sectors, with institutions like The Center for Victims of Torture, Human Rights Watch, and Polaris to address the world's most pressing and complex issues, ranging from torture rehabilitation to refugee protection and human trafficking. She emphasizes grassroots leadership development and systems thinking to design capacity building programs and human systems that lifts up indigenous innovation, leverages existing government infrastructure, and engages the private sector. She has extensive experience building coalitions to catalyze social movement and to create systemic change, including cultivating like-minded funders to support long-term strategies and objectives.

Julie meyers, ma, cfre executive Director, united front against riverblindness Julie adores relationship building, possesses an unending curiosity and believes stories can change the world. Julie is enthusiastic about educating and engaging everyone about what they can achieve in a philanthropic and generous world. Julie has three decades of experience in philanthropy. As the executive Director of a community foundation in lawrenceville NJ, Julie helped over 500 people leave legacies to organizations. Julie has created many ways for non-profit organizations to collaborate. Julie has led fundraising seminars and strategic planning sessions. In addition to conceptualizing and leading fundraising programs, Julie was a Fellow at Princeton University and has taught at CU Boulder, The University of Denver, SUNY New Paltz and NYU.

Kimberlee sia President and ceo, colorado “i Have a Dream” foundation In addition to her work as Colorado "I Have A Dream" Foundation's President & CeO, Kimberlee currently serves on the Mockingbird Foundation Board, Colorado league of Charter Schools Board, University Prep Board, and Democrats for education Reform (DeeR) – Colorado Advisory Board. Kimberlee graduated from Northwestern University with a Bachelor's degree in German and History and from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a Masters in educational leadership & Organizations. If we Dream Together, she believes that we can collaborate with students, families, and our community to effect change and eliminate barriers for our future leaders and changemakers.

>> WorKsHoP sPeaKers Judith steed evaluator, Vantage evaluation Judith models the evaluation mindset, so clients recognize how evaluation is performed in conjunction to their work, not as an additional layer to it. She believes evaluation is a robust process for supporting learning, internal investigation, data-informed decision making, and revitalization of programs and their relationships with their funders and community. With over 20 years' experience with nonprofits and evaluation, Judith holds dual B.S. degrees in Sociology and Psychology and an M.S. in Sociology from VA Tech.

laura sundstrom evaluator, Vantage evaluation laura works at the intersection of purposeful learning, evaluation, and equity. laura excels at elevating the expertise of the individuals and organizations that she works with and those most impacted by the work, all in service of strengthening process and impact. With over 10 years in the evaluation and nonprofit fields, laura brings a broad range of experience and expertise to her perspectives on evaluation and learning. In addition, laura holds a B.A. in Women's Studies from Beloit College and a Master of Social Work from the University of Michigan.

uma trivede Development and communications associate, the Women’s bakery Uma is a currently finishing up her master's degree in International Human Rights at the Josef Korbel School for International Studies at the University of Denver where she is focusing on food security and gender equity with a regional focus on South and Se Asia. At Korbel she is involved with leading the Korbel students of color group, serves on the Dean's advisory committee for diversity, equity, and inclusion, and works with the Korbel DeI officer to implement inclusive programming. Outside of Korbel, she is involved in several student-led activism efforts across campus. Alongside her schoolwork, Uma is the development and communications associate at The Women's Bakery - a social enterprise that gainfully employs women and provides access to quality bread in east Africa.

WorKsHoP sPeaKers

melanie ulle Visionary and founder, Philanthropy expert Melanie views philanthropy as a true vocation. She previously worked as Senior Development Director at one of the largest foundations in the country. Her many years of professional experience include philanthropic development, political fundraising and nonprofit management. Throughout her career she has raised tens of millions of dollars, resulting in a significant impact for a broad range of candidates and organizations.

Kimberly urish, cfre senior major Gifts officer, american indian college For the last 7 years, Kimberly has worked as a Senior Major Gifts Officer at the American Indian College Fund. In this position, she works with a portfolio of Individual donors and foundations on the west coast and in Colorado to create investment opportunities to support operations, scholarships, and programs. Prior to the College Fund, Kimberly worked with individual donors, foundations, and corporate sponsors at Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver. Kimberly is a graduate of the Institute for leadership in Development and received her Certified Fundraising executive (CFRe) certificate in June of 2015.

rmPi change makers auction This year our silent auction features independent and local business owners. Please put your bids in throughout the day on Thursday and Friday to support these entrepreneurs. The auction will close at 12:25 on Friday.

Join us for this upcoming educational meeting: october 20 – Building a Diverse Board to Serve: why, how to, and challenges that can occur Hybrid program with Aaron Clark, Veronica Figoli Fleisher, and David Portillo

Join us on November 12 for a hybrid celebration for the National Philanthropy Day in Colorado 2021.

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>> rmPi scHolarsHiP reciPients We are thrilled that we have 35 scholarship attendees at RMPI. Thanks to our sponsors – Animal Assistance Foundation, In the Know, llC and Moniker Foundation – for making this experience possible. Grace Anshutz, Bright Future Foundation for eagle County

Krista Mortensen, Invest in Kids

Kerry Bishop, CASA of Jefferson and Gilpin Counties

Ryan Powell, Morris Animal Foundation

Meredith Murphy, WIlD Foundation Molly Rodgers, Animal Friends Alliance

Marissa Briceno, The Salvation Army

Christina Rudosky

lauren Coffaro, PeaceJam Foundation

Heather Schreck, SafeHouse Denver

Alejandra Colmenero, CllARO

Jeslin Shahrezaei, Mile High Youth Corps

Susan Crick, Southern Plains land Trust

Becky Shrefler, Foothills Animal Shelter

Charlee Crouse, Mosaic in Denver

Dan Stencel, Morris Animal Foundation

Kenneth Crowley, Crowley Foundation

Julie Stransky, Surface Creek Animal Shelter

Brie Dilley, Hope House

Jordan Strong, Project Angel Heart

Kendall eckman, Foothills Animal Shelter Savannah Gilbreth, Dental lifeline Network

Hayley Suppes, Project Angel Heart

Ashley Guesman, Denver Botanic Gardens

Becki Taylor, Animal Assisted Therapy Programs of Colorado

Tiffany Hayes, Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region

Amber Vanleuken, Ark-Valley Humane Society

Julia Hebard, Routt County Humane Society lori Heinrich, Creede Repertory Theatre

Sarah Waller Morrill, Humane Society of Weld County Jodi Waters, Teller County Regional Animal Shelter

Nienke Izurieta, el Sistema Colorado Tracy Koss, Denver Animal Protection Anna leske, Third Way Center elizabeth Morgan, Morris Animal Foundation

AFP is a membership organization committed to advancing philanthropy. We offer resources and create opportunities to help fundraising professionals be the best they can be. We bring fundraisers together to network, grow professionally, and advance our field. learn more about the value of being an AFP member online at afpcc.org. look in the presentation folder for a coupon to save $50 on a new Professional Membership. Home - AFP Colorado Chapter (afpglobal.org) 21

thanks to our 2021 rmPi committee co-chairs Madeleine Binsfrahm, The Women’s Bakery Savanna Hanson, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver Ann Goldman, Ann Goldman Consulting committee Iris Abraham, Growing Home DeAnn Acosta, CFRe, AFP Colorado Chapter Andrea Arkow, Jewish Family and Children's Service Charlee Crouse, Mosaic Cheryl Dotson, The Meeting edge Jenna Fedie, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver Danielle Felder, Boys and Girls Clubs Cindy Grubenhoff, In the Know, llC Michelle Hektor, American Water Works Association Raffael Hoffmann, laradon Kalli Wilson, Rifle Animal Shelter Robin Wood-Mason, The Delores Project

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