September 3, 2008
Breakfast Roundtable
"Successful Grant Writing"
Presented by Lauren Steiner, President, Grants Plus
September 4, 2008
Audioconference
"Redefining Fundraising Success Through Analytics"
Presented by Josh Birkholz
September 18, 2008
Luncheon
"Leadership Development"
Presenter TBA
October 1, 2008
Breakfast Roundtable
Topic and Presenter TBA
October 16, 2008
Luncheon
"The Impact of Regionalism on the Non-Profit Sector (Joint Program with North Central Ohio AFP Chapter)"
Panel Presentation
October 29, 2008
Audioconference
"Boom Generation Women Create New Horizons for Fundraisers"
Presented by Margaret May Damen
November 7, 2008
NPD 25th Anniversary!
National Speaker for Workshops: David Dunlop, Founder, Moves Management
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Member Spotlight
The Benjamin Rose Institute
11900 Fairhill Road, Suite 300
Cleveland, Ohio 44120-1053
216 791-8000
www.benrose.org
| Established: |
1908 |
| Mission: |
To advance the health, independence, and dignity of
older adults by raising the standards for quality of
care. |
| Staff: |
175 (full- and part-time) |
| Development: |
1.5 (full- and part-time) |
| Board: |
18 |
| Budget: |
$16 million |
| Annual Fund: |
$175,000 |
| Endowment: |
$115,000,000 |
| AFP Contact: |
Doug Knoop
Manager of Marketing and Development
216 373-1607 |
| Publications: |
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The Benjamin Rose Institute is a nonsectarian health and
social service agency providing a range of services to senior
citizens, their families and caregivers, as well as conducting
landmark gerontological research. In-home care services range
from domestic assistance to nursing care and mental health
counseling. The Benjamin Rose Adult Day program provides
adult day services for older persons with cognitive and functional
impairments, as well as therapeutic group sessions for older
persons with mental illness. BRI also supports The Margaret
Wagner Apartments, which are 24 units of affordable senior
housing in Cleveland Heights. Benjamin Rose is proud to support
the internationally esteemed
Margaret Blenkner Research Institute (MBRI), whose research
findings are used to design new, innovative services implemented
by The Benjamin Rose Community Services Division, along with
several other organizations serving the elderly. Reaching
some 2,500 clients annually with more than 45,000 visits
and contacts, The Benjamin Rose Institute is preparing itself
for a second century of service to Cleveland's seniors.
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