Date: Thursday, April 15, 2021
Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Location: Online webinar
Fee: $15 for Loudoun Chamber members, $25 for nonmembers
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Participants of this workshop will learn the importance of integrating the science of major gift portfolio management with the art of relationship-based giving to freshen your approach to securing major gifts. Attendees will learn techniques and relationship-building tools to impactfully engage with donors and strengthen major gift opportunities. The information shared will help professionals approach their major gifts programs differently in a way that builds alignment, community, and joy.
This workshop is ideal for nonprofits that engage with prospective donors in hopes of securing major gifts for their organization. Board members are encouraged to attend, as it is highly recommended that board members be actively involved in opening doors for staff, introducing prospective donors to the organization, and encouraging major gifts from community members.
About the Presenter
Pam Maroulis, president of Torchbearer Consulting, LLC, brings more than 25 years of philanthropy experience, including a wealth of expertise in major gift cultivation, campaign management, grateful patient programs, physician engagement and culture alignment. She excels in helping organizations adapt to and thrive among the constant changes within the health care sector. With a focus on relationship cultivation, Pam enjoys and succeeds in the collaboration and partnership creation among nonprofit organizations and with community cohorts.
Before consulting, Pam spent fifteen years in philanthropy leadership as Vice President of Philanthropy at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital and in various leadership roles at Inova Health Foundation. She also has prior experience in various management positions in independent school and higher education philanthropy at Augusta Preparatory Day School, Baylor School, Foxcroft School and Georgetown University, where she was responsible for multiple significant campaigns.
Pam is a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE). She has been an active member of the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP) since 2005, where she has served as conference chair, presenter and event faculty. She has a Master of Public Administration from George Mason University and also holds a psychology degree from the University of Tennessee.
About the Nonprofit Academy
In partnership with the Loudoun Chamber of Commerce and its Nonprofit Initiative, the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties launched an ongoing workshop and training program for area nonprofits called the Nonprofit Academy. Each year, more than 200 attendees join workshops on fundraising, administration and HR, and publicity and outreach.
