Apply To Be A Mentee

The AFP Triad Mentoring Program is designed to support and nurture sector professionals by pairing experienced staff and experts with those members who are new to the field, contemplating a career change, or seeking guidance. Mentors and Mentees must be members of AFP Triad Chapter.

Program Goals:

To provide an added benefit to attract and retain members.
To assist members in developing collegial relationships and establishing a professional network for support and guidance.
To strengthen knowledge and skills in philanthropy and fundraising best practices.
To develop and retain talent in the sector.

Mentee Commitment

Meet with your mentor 30-60 minutes per month for one year, virtually, in person, or by phone.
Be respectful of all meeting dates and times.
Identify areas of focus to work on with your mentor.
Send questions or discussion topics to mentor in advance of meeting.
Complete a program evaluation form at the end of the partnership.

Our mentorship periods start on January 1 and July 1, with applications accepted throughout the year.

If you have any questions, please contact Brittany Wissick at:

brittany@financialpaths.org / cell: 336.469.0587

Name*

First NameLast Name

Title*

Organization*

Organization Address*

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip Code

Email*

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Phone Number*

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Number of years in Development?*

What are your goals or areas of learning to be supported by the mentoring process?*

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Rate the areas in which you would like mentoring:*

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Leadership
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Marketing, Communications & Research
Planned Giving
Prospect Research
Special Events
Staff Management
Strategic Planning
Volunteer Management
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What type of organization do you currently work for?*

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