2019 AFP National Philanthropy Day Awards

February 14, 2019

NOMINATION FORM

Nominations may be submitted by any individual or organization wanting to recognize

individuals, groups, or corporations for their support of philanthropic or charitable causes in

the San Antonio metropolitan area, surrounding counties and South Texas.

Nominators and/or nominees are not required to be members of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.

AFP members in good standing who submit a winning nomination will receive complimentary admission to the

event.

I NOMINATE: Nominee’s Name:

Nominee’s Title:

Nominee’s Organizations:

Nominee’s Mailing Address:

City, State, Zip:

Nominee’s E-mail:

Nominee’s Phone:

AWARD CATEGORY (Mark one only):

□ Outstanding Philanthropist(s) – an individual, couple or family, but not an organization

□ Outstanding Foundation – a nonprofit organization whose function is to make grants

□ Outstanding Philanthropic Corporation – a corporate donor that supports nonprofit organizations with

cash and/or in-kind support

□ Outstanding Philanthropic Small Corporation (fewer than 100 employees) – a corporate donor that

supports nonprofit organizations with cash and/or in-kind support and takes a leadership role in

philanthropy and community involvement beyond monetary value of gifts

□ Outstanding Service Organization – a volunteer organization that helps nonprofits with gifts and participatory support

□ Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy – a young person who gave of his or her time, talent and treasure

to support a nonprofit organization or philanthropic cause. “Youth” is defined as age 22 and under.

□ Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser – an individual who has demonstrated leadership in fundraising

campaigns

□ Outstanding Fundraising Professional – an individual who is committed to the field of fundraising and

has had remarkable achievements. Must have at least 5 years of fundraising experience and be an AFP

member.

NOMINATOR:

Your Name:

Your Title:

Your Organization:

Your Mailing Address:

City, State, Zip:

Your E-mail:

Your Phone:

Your relationship to nominee:

Required Attachments: 1. Narrative Form with the marked award category selected

2. Letters of recommendation

Deadline: FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 2018

Instructions:

1. Complete the cover sheet.

2. Complete the narrative form and indicate the category in which you are making a

nomination.

3. Each nomination must have a nomination form and narrative (see attached for questions

to be included in the narrative).

4. You may submit nominations in multiple categories. You may only submit one nomination

per category.

5. Responses to questions from the narrative form are limited to one 8 1/2 x 11 page document.

Please use a font of at least 11pt and margins of no less than .75. Indicate the nomination

category at the top of the narrative page. Please DO NOT refer the reader to attachments, as

that input will not be considered.

6. Letters of recommendation are required. However, they will only be accepted with the

original nomination package, not after the fact.

7. Please Note: due to a change in the selection process, you no longer must seek

permission first before nominating someone.

8. Do not enclose the instructions, list of previous award recipients, or the list of questions for

each category when you compile your package.

9. The deadline is Friday, August 31, 2018 (postmarked by that date). Sorry, no exceptions.

10. When your nomination package is complete, please send or email to:

Mary Kay Martinez, CFRE

AFP San Antonio

P.O. Box 15314

San Antonio, TX 78212

210.704.3759 or marykay.martinez@christushealth.org

Selection: The panel of judges is picked from among community leaders who have agreed to be

part of the process. They will judge the nominees and select the winners. If, in the panel’s

judgment, no nominees meet the selection criteria, an award may not be given in a particular

category.

We are striving to recognize donors at all levels.

Nominees from San Antonio and surrounding communities are eligible to receive awards.

Since there are many in our community worthy of recognition, previous honorees are

not eligible (see attached list).

When considering nominees that have served your cause, please describe their

philanthropic involvement with other organizations as well.

Emphasize how the nominee meets the selection criteria, demonstrates consistent

commitment over time, and cite specific examples of how the nominee’s philanthropy

has had an impact on the community.

All nominations materials submitted shall remain the property of the AFP San Antonio Chapter.

National Philanthropy Day – San Antonio PAST HONOREES - Not eligible for nominations for 10 years

PAST HONOREES - Not eligible for nominations for 10 years Awarded Posthumously

2016 Tom and Patricia Frost Legacy of Philanthropy Debra and Stephen Walker Philanthropist La Prensa Foundation Philanthropic Foundation TMI Interact Youth in Philanthropy Elf Louise Service Organization Nancy and Vernon Torgerson Volunteer Fundraiser Tammi Woodard, CFRE Fundraising Professional

2014 Jack and Laura Richmond Legacy of Philanthropy Veronica Salazar Escobedo Philanthropist San Antonio Area Foundation Philanthropic Foundation The Wood Agency Philanthropic Small Corporation The Winston School San Antonio Interact Club Youth in Philanthropy Sembradores of San Antonio Educational Foundation Service Organization Debbie Montford Volunteer Fundraiser John Bel Fundraising Professional

2013 Edith S. McAllister Inaugural Legacy of Philanthropy Honoree Mary Pat Stumberg Philanthropist Baptist Health Foundation Philanthropic Foundation H-E-B Philanthropic Corporation Katie Ogawa, Trinity University Youth in Philanthropy First Presbyterian Church Service Organization Peggy Walker Volunteer Fundraiser Beth Keough Fundraising Professional

2012 Barbara Gentry, Honorary Chair

Cal Michelson, PhD, Chairman Bengal Energy Philanthropist Elizabeth Huth Coates Charitable Foundation/Betty Kelso & Amy Stieren Philanthropic Foundation Capital One Bank, Jordana Barton Philanthropic Corporation Hill & Ford PC, Kim Ford Philanthropic Small Corporation Natasha & Kendall Leininger Youth in Philanthropy Kitty Hawk Middle School, Skills USA, Julian Acevedo Service Organization Christine Prescott, Corporate Travel Planners, Inc. Volunteer Fundraiser Terry Kyle, CFRE, SAMMinistries Fundraising Professional

2011 Dr. George and Mrs. Kym Rapier Philanthropist The Harvey E. Najim Family Foundation Philanthropic Foundation Valero Philanthropic Corporation South Texas Money Management Philanthropic Small Corporation Garrett Brown Youth in Philanthropy Masters Leadership Program Service Organization Dr. Ronald Calgaard Volunteer Fundraiser Patricia Good Fundraising Professional

2010 Carlos and Malu Alvarez Philanthropist Genevieve & Ward Orsinger Foundation Philanthropic Foundation Rackspace Hosting Philanthropic Corporation Desert Glory-NatureSweet Tomatoes Philanthropic Small Corporation Eliza Rosenbloom, Saint Mary’s Hall Youth in Philanthropy San Antonio Christian Dental Clinic Service Organization J. Scott Beckendorf Volunteer Fundraiser Marc Raney Fundraising Professional

2009 Gordon V. Hartman Philanthropist Methodist Healthcare Ministries Philanthropic Foundation NuStar Energy LP Philanthropic Corporation Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse Philanthropic Small Corporation Eliza Nash Youth in Philanthropy Golf San Antonio Service Organization Dennis Noll Volunteer Fundraiser Perri Rosheger Fundraising Professional

2008 AT&T Special Tribute - Lifetime Achievement in Philanthropy John & Rita Feik Philanthropist Susan G. Komen for the Cure, San Antonio Affiliate Philanthropic Foundation Deaf Interpreter Services, Inc. Philanthropic Small Corporation Amy Walton, Student – Trinity University Youth in Philanthropy Tim Haegelin Volunteer Fundraiser Michael Bacon, CFRE Fundraising Professional

2007 Governor Dolph Briscoe Philanthropist Floyd A. & Kathleen C. Cailloux Foundation Philanthropic Foundation KCI Philanthropic Corporation Andrea Mache Canchola Youth in Philanthropy Rey Feo Scholarship Committee Service Organization Phyllis Browning Volunteer Fundraiser R. J. Ribble, CFRE Fundraising Professional

2006 Ruth McLean Bowers Philanthropist Hal & Charlie Peterson Foundation Philanthropic Foundation Tesoro Corporation Philanthropic Corporation Jackson Rogers Youth in Philanthropy The Texas Cavaliers Service Organization Charles E. Cheever, Jr. Volunteer Fundraiser Amy Dameron Phipps, CFRE Fundraising Professional

2005 Dr. C. Brandon & Emilie Chenault Philanthropist Gordon Hartman Homes/GBH Enterprises Philanthropic Corporation Alexandra Rogers Youth in Philanthropy The Junior League of San Antonio Service Organization Ruben M. Escobedo Volunteer Fundraiser R. Michael Patterson, CFRE Fundraising Professional 2004 Sam & Ann Barshop Philanthropist The Semmes Foundation Philanthropic Foundation Mervyn’s Philanthropic Corporation Kreager Law Firm Philanthropic Small Business San Antonio Livestock Exposition Service Organization Tracy Wolff Volunteer Fundraiser Marion T. Lee, CFRE Fundraising Professional

2003 Louis & Frances Wagner Philanthropist La Prensa Foundation Philanthropic Foundation Mindi Alterman Youth in Philanthropy Assistance League of San Antonio Service Organization Moriah McNeil Volunteer Fundraiser Kaye Lenox Fundraising Professional

2002 Bruce Flohr Philanthropist Russell Hill Rogers Fund for the Arts Philanthropic Foundation Zachry Construction Corporation Philanthropic Corporation Club Sembradores de Amistad of San Antonio Philanthropic Organization Worth Riley Youth in Philanthropy Tom C. Frost Volunteer Fundraiser Barbara Spinner Fundraising Professional

2001 Dr. Ruskin & Karen Norman Philanthropist The San Antonio Area Foundation Philanthropic Foundation The San Antonio Express-News Philanthropic Corporation Giles Design, Inc. Philanthropic Small Business Sarah Pollock Youth in Philanthropy The San Antonio Charity Ball Association Service Organization Paul H. Smith Volunteer Fundraiser Barbara Leal, CFRE Fundraising Professional

2000 Jack & Laura Richmond Philanthropist DPT Laboratories Philanthropic Corporation Dr. Robert V. West, Jr. Volunteer Fundraiser Thomas K. Plofchan, Sr., CFRE Fundraising Professional

1999 Dela White Philanthropist Roger & Laura Zeller Charitable Foundation Philanthropic Foundation Marion C. Zoch & F. Peter Zoch, III Volunteer Fundraiser George H. Ensley Volunteer Fundraiser Barbara Anne Stephens Fundraising Professional

1998

William E. “Bill” Greehey Philanthropist

Myra Stafford Pryor Charitable Trust Philanthropic Foundation

Jackie Van De Walle Youth in Philanthropy

Mary Rogers Barrett Volunteer Fundraiser

Joyce Penland, CFRE Fundraising Professional

1997

Wilbur L. Matthews Philanthropist

Davidson Family Charitable Foundation Philanthropic Foundation

BudCo of San Antonio Philanthropic Corporation

Henry R. Muñoz III Volunteer Fundraiser

Margie Cape Rust Volunteer Fundraiser

Michael D. Davis Fundraising Professional

1996

Charline & Red McCombs Philanthropist

Gunn Automotive Group Philanthropic Corporation

Jocelyn Levi Straus Volunteer Fundraiser

1995

Tena & Jim Gorman Philanthropist

USAA Federal Savings Bank Philanthropic Corporation

John C. Kerr Volunteer Fundraiser

1994

Mr. & Mrs. Walter F. Brown Philanthropist

NationsBank Philanthropic Corporation

Gaines Voigt Volunteer Fundraiser

1993

Mary Nan West Philanthropist

Marcia & Otto Koehler Foundation Philanthropic Foundation

PacifiCare/Secure Horizons Philanthropic Corporation

1992

Mr. & Mrs. James McLaughlin Philanthropist

The J.E. & L.E. Mabee Foundation Philanthropic Foundation

Halo Distributing Company Philanthropic Corporation

1991

Sam Riklin Philanthropist

USAA Philanthropic Corporation

1990 Kittie & Rugeley Ferguson Philanthropist

H-E-B Philanthropic Corporation

1989

Robert H. Seal Philanthropist

Valero Energy Corporation Philanthropic Corporation

1988

Melvin Lachman Philanthropist

Crain Distributing Philanthropic Corporation

1987 Alton Newell Philanthropist Southwestern Bell Philanthropic Corporation

1986 George Musselman Philanthropist Frost National Bank Philanthropic Corporation

1983 Raul Jimenez Philanthropist

1982 Edith McAllister Philanthropist

1981 Elizabeth Huth Maddux Philanthropist

1980 Dr. William Weiderhold Philanthropist

2018 AFP National Philanthropy Day Awards Narrative Form for Categories

Responses to questions are limited to one 8 1/2 x 11 page document.

Please use a font of at least 11pt and margins of no less than .75.

Indicate the nomination category at the top of the narrative page.

A. Outstanding Philanthropist(s) – an individual, couple or family, but not an organization.

1. Describe the nominee’s participation in and gift support of nonprofit organizations in the community.

2. Give evidence (examples) of how the nominee encouraged and motivated others to take leadership roles in philanthropy (i.e., challenge grants, matching gifts, etc.).

3. Describe the nominee’s philanthropic support of innovative approaches to solving problems.

B. Outstanding Foundation – a nonprofit organization whose function is to make grants.

1. Describe the nominee’s philanthropic support of innovative approaches to solving problems.

2. Describe the impact the nominee’s gifts and other support has had, including achievements their support made possible.

3. Give evidence (examples) of how the nominee encouraged and motivated others to take leadership roles in philanthropy (i.e., challenge grants, matching gifts, etc.).

C. Outstanding Philanthropic Corporation – a corporate donor that supports nonprofit organizations with cash and /or in-kind support.

1. Describe the nominee’s philanthropic support of innovative approaches to solving problems.

2. Describe the impact the nominee’s gifts and other support has had, including achievements their support made possible.

3. Give evidence (examples) of how the nominee encouraged and motivated others to take leadership roles in philanthropy (i.e., challenge grants, matching gifts, etc.).

D. Outstanding Philanthropic Small Business/Corporation (fewer than 100 employees) – a corporate donor that supports nonprofit organizations with cash and/or in-kind support and takes a leadership role in philanthropy and community involvement beyond monetary value of gifts.

1. Evidence of direct gift support and specific achievements made possible by that support.

2. Evidence of broad based community support and description of impact.

3. Evidence of encouragement and motivation given to others to take leadership roles and philanthropy and community involvement.

E. Outstanding Service Organization – a volunteer organization that helps nonprofits with gifts and participatory support.

1. Describe the nominee’s participation in and gift support of nonprofit organizations in the community.

2. Give evidence (examples) of how the nominee encouraged and motivated others to take leadership roles in philanthropy (i.e., challenge grants, matching gifts, etc.).

3. Describe the nominee’s philanthropic support of innovative approaches to solving problems.

F. Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy – a young person who gave of his or her time, talent and treasure to support a nonprofit organization or philanthropic cause. “Youth” is defined as age 22 and under.

1. Describe the time, talent and/or treasure the youth gave for the common good, the need being addressed, and the goals of the project.

2. Describe the results of the project. How did the nominee help change lives? (What impact did the nominee have on the community, including how many people were helped, the financial impact, what organizations were helped, etc.?)

G. Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser – an individual who has demonstrated leadership in fundraising campaigns.

1. Describe the nominee’s quality of leadership and organizational ability in fundraising campaigns.

2. Describe the time, effort, and personal financial commitment made by the nominee.

3. Describe the nominee’s success in recruiting and motivating others.

4. Describe the fundraising goals achieved by the nominee’s efforts.

5. Describe the nominee’s participation in other local, national or international nonprofit organizations.

H. Outstanding Fundraising Professional – an individual who is committed to the field of fundraising and has had remarkable achievements. Must have at least 5 years of fundraising experience and be an AFP member.

1. Describe the nominee’s career achievements, length and tenure of fundraising background, experience and results. The recipient must have at least 5 years of fundraising experience.

2. Give evidence (examples) of the nominee’s quality of leadership. Describe how the nominee’s leadership is effective, creative and stimulating, and how the nominee acts as a team player.

3. Is the nominee an AFP member (required)? Give evidence (examples) of how the nominee practices and promotes the AFP Code of Ethical Principles and Standards of Professional Practice for fundraising professionals.

4. Describe the nominee’s commitment to fundraising and philanthropy through voluntary services and financial support of nonprofit organizations.

5. Describe the nominee’s commitment to continuing professional development, including certification (CFRE/ACFRE), conference participation, publication and professional education.