WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION The session will help development officers and key nonprofit administrators understand how they can make use of the Internet to build community, communicate with supporters, and raise funds on-line.  Best practices, resources and references will help participants move forward in developing a sound ePhilanthropy strategy or enhance an existing ePhilanthropy program. Topics covered include: An overview of ePhilanthropy and on-line giving today and directions for the future The 10 Rules of ePhilanthropy Building relationships via the Internet with constituents, including clients, donors, and prospective donors Effective Internet fundraising strategies Legal and ethical considerations of ePhilanthropy ABOUT THE PRESENTER Ted Hart is founder and president of the ePhilanthropy Foundation, headquartered in Washington D.C.  He has served as CEO of the University Maryland Medical System Foundation, and before that as Chief Development Officer for Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. Certified as an Advanced Certified Fund Raising Executive (ACFRE) by the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) since 1992, Hart serves on the AFP International Board of Directors.  He has been designated as an ePhilanthropy Master Trainer (ePMT).  Prior to that he served as the AFP Foundation Board Treasurer.   In addition to Fundraising on the Internet, Hart is the author of several published articles and a contributing author to the book Achieving Excellence in Fund Raising, Second Edition .

WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE Participants will receive a copy of  Fundraising on the Internet: The ePhilanthropyFoundation.Org's Guide to Success on Line, Second Edition, by Mal Warick, Ted Hart, and Nick Allen   A comprehensive guide to Internet fundraising! k WHO SHOULD ATTEND Nonprofit chief executives, development officers, marketing and community relations professionals and anyone interested in learning about friendraising and fundraising on the Internet will find this workshop valuable. REGISTRATION FEES Philanthropy Center Members Non-members Early Bird (registration and payment received by May 30 $60 $75 Registration after May 30 $75 $90 register on-line at the Philanthropy Center's Web site (http://www.pnlc.rollins.edu/registration.shtml).    Cancellations must be received in writing at least one week prior to the event or no refund will be issued. No-shows are not eligible to receive a refund of the registration fee.  Questions?  Call 407-975-6414.