Humber Initiative on Philanthropy (HIP) 2011

Date: April 15,2011

Humber Initiative on Philanthropy (HIP) 2011

ON FRIDAY, APRIL 15, Humber College is hosting the 2011 edition of the Humber Initiative on Philanthropy (HIP), presented by the Cornerstone Group of Companies.

This one-day conference focuses on innovative fundraising strategies, tried and true techniques, and trends in the charitable and not-for-profit sector.

Why should you attend? To:
-Discover how your organization can reeducate your donors to focus on services instead of costs from Gail Picco, Strategist, Transformational Philanthropy.
-Find out how you can engage youth and make them tomorrow’s donors from Carolyn Hawthorn, a current grad student.
-Explore what should be in your planned giving toolkit, and why you need one! This panel includes Ken Ramsay, President & CEO of Legacy Leaders, one of the most experienced planned giving professionals in North America.
-Network with other fundraisers and current Humber graduate students, as well as to catch up with old friends.

EVENT DETAILS
DATE: Friday, April 15, 2011
LOCATION: Humber College Lake Shore Campus, 21 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive, Toronto, Ontario (Map it)
TIME: Registration begins at 8:00 AM

HOW TO REGISTER
1. Go to www.hipconference.com
2. Decide what sessions you would like to attend from the full list of speakers and topics
3. Click on the blue “Registration” button at the top of page
4. Fill out the registration and payment form
5. Wait for your confirmation email!

LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE SO REGISTER SOON!

Make sure friends and colleagues have the chance at the early bird price too by sharing this invitation!

If you have any questions, please contact the graduate student leadership team at registration@hipconference.com.

HIP 2011 is being organized by a team of Humber Fundraising and Volunteer Management graduate students, in coordination with professor Mary Jo Sterns and program coordinator Ken Wyman.

Website:

http://hipconference.com/

Address:

Humber College Lakeshore Campus
21 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive
Toronto, Ontario

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