Spotlighting the long history of caring and sharing that is so much a part of our local community, the Southwest Florida Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals annually honors individuals, businesses and foundations for their leadership commitment to philanthropy. Since 1990, the Chapter, joining with AFP chapters throughout the country, celebrates National Philanthropy Day in honor of those devoted to sharing their time, talent and treasure with our community.
The Southwest Florida Chapter is proud to honor our local individuals and organizations for their philanthropic initiatives by publicly acknowledging their generous contributions during the National Philanthropy Day Luncheon. The theme is Change the World with a Giving Heart.
The spirit of giving is alive and well in Southwest Florida Please join us again this year as we recognize and say thank you to those who have cared enough to make a difference!
Judith Bell and Joan Kemeny-Paru
Heidi Brown and Harry Hobson
Bob Carter, Aida Matic and Thomas Stuhley
Debbie Dannheisser, Kurt Stringfellow and Sharon Kenworthy
Guest enjoyed a pumpkin dessert at the National Philanthropy Day Luncheon at Michael’s On East.
Rob and Luisa Goldman
Angel Hissom and Tricia Mire
Michael Johnson and Kameron Hodgens
Christine Johnson, Andria Piekarz and Kelly Baldwin
Michael Kulaw and Bob Carter
Frank Laudano and Christina Bowman
Ella Lewis and Doug Staley
Rodney and Terrie Lindford, Dave Maraman and Richard Lawrence
Ann Logan, Doug Elder and Cathy Layton
Alasdair and Cheryl MacLauchlan
Joan Mendell, Lori Sims and Angel Hissom
Veronica Miller, Zoltan Karpathy and Jeanie Kirkpatrick
Maria Monsky and Scott Anderson
Kim Noyes and Janet Ginn
Rhonda Peters and Peppi Elona
Stacy Pinkerton, Jan Miller and Kathryn Shea
Dennis Rees, Felice Schulaner and Sue Jacobson
Caroline Tanner and Renee Eppart
Co-Chairs Jennifer Vigne and Stacey Corley
Lois Watson, Debra Flynt-Garrett, Nikki Taylor and Karen Bogues
Scott Zelniker, Carlo Marchetti, Wendy Surkis, Flora Major and Ellen Berman