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Henry D. (Hank) Lewis, MA, CFRM
President, Development Consultant Associates
Mr. Lewis is a Board and Leadership Development, Capital Campaign, Bequest Program and Major Gifts specialist, with expertise in analysis and structuring of development programs.
He has designed and counseled programs for educational, health care, cultural, advocacy and religion-based organizations.
Prior to creating DCA, in 1983, he directed capital campaigns for a California based counseling firm, and served as Senior Vice President for a full-service firm in New Jersey.
A selection of those institutions/organizations to which he has provided counsel is: Fordham University, The Florida Orchestra, Cheshire Home for disabled young Adults, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, University of St. Thomas, Virginia Military Institute, Texas A & M University, the Episcopal Diocese of New York, Essex County (NJ) Court Appointed Special Advocates, Adelphi University, the National Jewish Democratic Council, Americans for Democratic Action, Alliance for Justice and Disabled American Veterans.
Mr. Lewis has served on the national Curriculum and Diversity Committees of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP); he has Chaired the AFP-DC Chapter's Certification Committee, and served on the Board of that Chapter. He was a Board Member of the AFP-NJ Chapter, chaired their Certification Program, and was Program Chair for the 1998 New Jersey Conference on Philanthropy. He also coordinated the Chapter's Mentor Program and sat on its Ethics Committee.
He has taught Fund Raising Ethics, Donor Motivation, Major Gift Fund Raising and Capital Campaigns at Kean University in New Jersey; Major Gift Fund Raising, and Motivating the Individual and Corporate Donor at the Support Center of Washington; “fundraising 101” at the University of the District of Columbia; classes in Major Gift Fundraising and Preparing for Capital Campaigns at the Center For Nonprofit Advancement (formerly the Washington Council of Agencies); and, classes for the Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organizations (MANO) and the Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore (Maryland) in Major Gifts Fundraising, Cultivating the Major Donor and Capital Campaign Preparation.
He is Past President of the Washington, DC Consultants Consortium; created and edited the weekly newsletter, the “Major Gifts Review” on Charity Channel; served on the Charity Channel Advisory Board; and, served as a Trustee for the Alumni Association of the Bronx High School of Science.
Mr. Lewis has a masters degree and a 1977 Certificate from the Adelphi University Fund Raising Management Program, and held the designation of Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) for twenty years.
President, Development Consultant Associates
Mr. Lewis is a Board and Leadership Development, Capital Campaign, Bequest Program and Major Gifts specialist, with expertise in analysis and structuring of development programs.
He has designed and counseled programs for educational, health care, cultural, advocacy and religion-based organizations.
Prior to creating DCA, in 1983, he directed capital campaigns for a California based counseling firm, and served as Senior Vice President for a full-service firm in New Jersey.
A selection of those institutions/organizations to which he has provided counsel is: Fordham University, The Florida Orchestra, Cheshire Home for disabled young Adults, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, University of St. Thomas, Virginia Military Institute, Texas A & M University, the Episcopal Diocese of New York, Essex County (NJ) Court Appointed Special Advocates, Adelphi University, the National Jewish Democratic Council, Americans for Democratic Action, Alliance for Justice and Disabled American Veterans.
Mr. Lewis has served on the national Curriculum and Diversity Committees of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP); he has Chaired the AFP-DC Chapter's Certification Committee, and served on the Board of that Chapter. He was a Board Member of the AFP-NJ Chapter, chaired their Certification Program, and was Program Chair for the 1998 New Jersey Conference on Philanthropy. He also coordinated the Chapter's Mentor Program and sat on its Ethics Committee.
He has taught Fund Raising Ethics, Donor Motivation, Major Gift Fund Raising and Capital Campaigns at Kean University in New Jersey; Major Gift Fund Raising, and Motivating the Individual and Corporate Donor at the Support Center of Washington; “fundraising 101” at the University of the District of Columbia; classes in Major Gift Fundraising and Preparing for Capital Campaigns at the Center For Nonprofit Advancement (formerly the Washington Council of Agencies); and, classes for the Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organizations (MANO) and the Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore (Maryland) in Major Gifts Fundraising, Cultivating the Major Donor and Capital Campaign Preparation.
He is Past President of the Washington, DC Consultants Consortium; created and edited the weekly newsletter, the “Major Gifts Review” on Charity Channel; served on the Charity Channel Advisory Board; and, served as a Trustee for the Alumni Association of the Bronx High School of Science.
Mr. Lewis has a masters degree and a 1977 Certificate from the Adelphi University Fund Raising Management Program, and held the designation of Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) for twenty years.
The Fundraising Series - Book 2 - Special Events
by Natalie Lewis
Series: The Fundraising Series.
Price:
$3.99 USD.
Words: 5,540.
Language:
English.
Published: July 23, 2012
by
Henry D. (Hank) Lewis.
Categories:
Nonfiction » Business & Economics » Non-profit business
Everyone loves a good event, but not everyone will have the ingredients to make it happen. This book is designed to help you determine whether special events are right for your nonprofit; and, how to be sure that your event is unique/memorable, not just another dinner, luncheon or auction.
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The Fundraising Series - Book 5 - Capital Campaigns
by Henry D. (Hank) Lewis
Series: The Fundraising Series.
Price:
$4.99 USD.
Words: 11,090.
Language:
English.
Published: September 16, 2012
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Categories:
Nonfiction » Business & Economics » Non-profit business
This collection of essays and blog postings is intended to help you understand the elements of and prepare for a capital campaign; so that, when you hire a staff campaign director or engage counsel, their time (and your money) will be used most effectively.
The Fundraising Series - Book 4 - Major Gifts: Planning & Implementation
by Henry D. (Hank) Lewis
Series: The Fundraising Series.
Price:
$3.99 USD.
Words: 8,770.
Language:
English.
Published: August 25, 2012
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Categories:
Nonfiction » Business & Economics » Non-profit business
This collection of essays and blog postings is intended to give Nonprofit Leaders and Staff an overview of Major Gifts Fundraising that will help you develop an understanding of what it takes to Ensure Your Organization’s Future.
The Fundraising Series - Book 3 - Guidance For The New Nonprofit
by Henry D. (Hank) Lewis
Series: The Fundraising Series.
Price:
$3.99 USD.
Words: 22,150.
Language:
English.
Published: August 10, 2012
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Categories:
Nonfiction » Business & Economics » Non-profit business
This book – this entire series – is written and intended for nonprofit board members, staff and volunteers to help them understand what real nonprofit fundraising is all about … and what it’s not.
It is the author’s intention to address some of the most common questions raised by board members, staff and volunteers.
The Fundraising Series, Book One, The Basics: Perceptions & Realities
by Henry D. (Hank) Lewis
Series: The Fundraising Series.
Price:
$1.99 USD.
Words: 8,400.
Language:
English.
Published: July 3, 2012
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Categories:
Nonfiction » Business & Economics » Non-profit business
This book is about the acquiring of donated gifts/contributions for nonprofit organizations. It is not about "fundraisers"-- ticket or product sales. The intent of this book is not to provide a “how to” for raising money, but to help you develop the mindset necessary to be successful at “legitimate” fundraising.