Young Alumni Giving

Recorded On: 10/11/2024

OVERVIEW

The first few years after graduation are a very important time when it comes to the relationship between alumni and their alma mater. Bombarding recent grads with unexpected gift solicitations can be off-putting and may jeopardize that relationship. That’s why educational institutions need to find more thoughtful and sincere ways to engage young alumni and inspire them to make their alma mater a philanthropic priority. Doing so will create a stronger culture of philanthropy and set the stage for loyal alumni support for years to come.

Register now for your entire team to learn how to effectively engage young alumni in a way that will lead to a lifetime of philanthropic support.

This webinar is eligible for 1 point of CFRE credit.

WHAT YOU GET

Understanding of current trends and best practices
Insight into how other programs approach their work
Examples that you can incorporate into your own strategies
Chance to submit questions and chat with colleagues
Copies of all event materials
Opportunity to earn CFRE credit

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Dan Allenby (Host)

President & Founder | Annual Giving Network

Dan Allenby is an author, speaker, and consultant who has worked with educational institutions for over 25 years to improve their fundraising results. An internationally-recognized expert on annual giving, he is the recipient of CASE’s prestigious “Crystal Apple” award for teaching excellence. He is principal and founder of Annual Giving Network and previously led annual giving and membership programs at Boston University, Tufts University, Georgetown University, and the National Geographic Society.

Carolyn Haddad

With nearly 10 years of experience in annual giving and educational fundraising, Carolyn has led programs at Brown University centered on student, young alumni, and non-reunion class fundraising. Her other experience includes serving as a facilitator for Amplify Gender Equity & Leadership Initiative, the Rhode Island Governor’s Office, Scottish Parliament, and the U.S. Senate. She holds a B.A. in Political Science from Brown University.