Development Peer Network Coffee & Conversation: What Keeps You Up At Night?
You’re invited to the inaugural event of the Development Peer Network! This network is designed to be a resource for nonprofit fundraising professionals across the state, and we want you to be a part of it!
When we work collaboratively, we can only get stronger as fundraisers and become more effective servants for our communities. We invite you to join us to discuss the most pressing issues we as fundraising professionals face.
In that spirit, our first gathering will center around one question: "What keeps you up at night?" From creating a compelling case for grantors and donors to finding new ways to fundraise in this unpredictable climate, development professionals are being constantly challenged to evolve.
What challenge is your development team facing right now? What are you losing sleep over? You are not alone! Let’s chat about it over coffee. Join us for Coffee and Conversation on Thursday, October 21 at 8:00 am.
This s a members-only event and a benefit of belonging to Together SC.
You must register to attend.
Bryson Young
Leadership Team Chair, Development Peer Network
Chief Advancement Officer, Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired SC
Heather Singleton
Facilitator, Development Peer Network
Principal Consultant, Strategic Public Relations Consulting
Attendees (38)
Alana Jordan
Development Manager
Together SC
Alex Taylor
Administrative Coordinator
Together SC
Alexandria Russell
Development Manager
Charleston Legal Access
Alyssa McKenzie
Development Officer
Chapman Cultural Center
Amanda Richardson
VP for Resource Development
United Way of the Piedmont
Angela Rodriguez
Executive Director
SC Spinal Cord Injury Association
Anne Reid
Chief Development Officer
Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired SC
Beth De Santis
CEO
Fact Forward
Brett Wadford
Director of Development
Center for Heirs' Property Preservation
Brooke Robertson
Graphic Designer | Developer
Neue South Collective
Bryson Young
Chief Advancement Officer
Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired SC
Cayce McCullough MPA CFRE
Events and Corporate Development Manager
Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County
Cindy Roberts Kellett
Development
South Carolina First Steps
Dawn Bohanan
Development Manager
Habitat for Humanity of Berkeley County
Diane Prewitt
President
Guiding Reins
Donald Thomas
Board Chair
James M. Hinton Foundation
Heather Singleton
Principal Consultant
Strategic Public Relations Consulting
Heather Spires
Senior Development Officer
Columbia Museum of Art
Jeni Becker
Donor Ambassador
Windwood Family Services
Jennifer Harris
Regional Director of Development
Communities In Schools of South Carolina
Julie Lonon
Director of Development
ETV Endowment of South Carolina
Karen Addy
Development Coordinator
Palmetto Animal Assisted Life Services (PAALS)
Kate Mayer
Director of Development
Women's Rights and Empowerment Network
Kristin Raymond
Director of Advancement
Our Lady of Mercy Community Outreach
Larry Hembree
Executive DIrector
Columbia Children's Theatre
LaTonya Boyd
Executive Director
Chester County First Steps
Lyndsey Marchman
Grants Development Coordinator
Children's Trust of SC
Mary Macdonald
Associate Director of Philanthropy
The Nature Conservancy
Maura Langston
Business Development Manager
Turn90
Sam Clements
Interim Executive Director
Doors To Dream
Samantha Zimmerschied
Executive Director
The Advanced Institute for Development and Learning
Sara Salley
Grants Manager
Richland Library
Scott Stephens
VP of Development
South Carolina Historical Society
Tatjana Beylotte
Executive Director
Charleston Jazz
Teresa Creech
Executive Director
The Early Learning Partnership of York County
Torie Wilson
Executive Director
KIASWI
Wallace Daniel
VP of Development
Carolina Youth Development Center
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