The Association of Fundraising Professionals’ Canada South Chapter has announced the winners of its annual National Philanthropy Day awards.
The awards will be presented at an event on Friday, Nov. 13, at the Hellenic Cultural Centre in Windsor. The event is presented by the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation and the Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation, and marks the chapter’s 25th anniversary.
Kids Curing Cancer won the Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy award. Carol Parent was named outstanding fundraising volunteer, and GFX Solutions won the outstanding business or corporation award.
Play For A Cure won for outstanding fundraising innovation. The Children’s Treatment Centre Foundation of Chatham-Kent received the Spirit of IDEA award, which stands for inclusion, diversity, equity and access.
Cristina Naccarato was named outstanding fundraising professional, and Harvey and Elaine Snaden won the outstanding community champion award.
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