AFP March Educational Luncheon

FUNDRAISING JEOPARDY – THE GAME SHOW

Find out now what AFP offers fundraisers to keep them out of jeopardy and at the top of their game.

Speaking of game, Larry Hostetler, AFP Chapter Services Director for the Western U.S., will present a fun (What? Ethics? Fun? That’s what it says) and informative “game show” that covers resources available through AFP to help you avoid ethical problems and navigate through those that can’t be avoided. There are even prizes for the contestants!

What are people saying about this presentation? Well, glad you asked! Christina Adams, Past President of the Northern Arizona Chapter, says of the presentation “What a great way to make ethics fun.” Edward McPherson, President of the Permian Basin (TX) Chapter, says “you're the first guy to make ethics an engaging lunch!”

Few people want to think about ethics until it is on the front page of the paper. At which point we all want to know about it. Why wait?

Members and non-members alike, active and retired fundraisers both will benefit from and enjoy this unique presentation. 

When & Where

Wednesday, March 2, 2016

Meet & Greet: 11:30am – Noon

Luncheon & Program: Noon – 1:30pm

Location: Sheraton Mesa Hotel at Wrigleyville West

               860 N. Riverview, Mesa, AZ 85201

Cost:  AFP Members - $30

         Non-Members - $45

*On-site registration: $15.00 additional for both members and non-members.

AFP encourages you to pre-register for the luncheon prior to the deadline of 12 noon on Tuesday, March 1, 2016. If registering on-site the day of the luncheon, please note the cost increase and that the hotel cannot guarantee a meal. ALL No shows will be charged. Thank you for your

cooperation.

Register today!

Cancellation and Refund Policy

Cancellations and Refund requests must be received in writing to admin@afpaz.org 72 hours prior to an event. No refunds will be issued within 72 hours of the event. All no-shows will be charged and/or invoiced.

About Our Speaker

Larry Hostetler

Larry Hostetler has been the Chapter Services Director for the Association of Fundraising Professionals since 2011. His territory includes the western U.S., Pennsylvania, and North and South Carolina, which means he provides services and visits 66 chapters in six time zones.

His service to AFP has also been varied. He has served on Chapter Boards in medium, large, and small chapters (in that order) and was Chapter President of the award-winning Yosemite Chapter in California from 2008-2010. He has also served on AFP International committees, most recently chairing the Chapter Support Subcommittee in the Membership Division.