About Scoring
Each award division requires the judges to score 5 criteria questions. The nomination is weighted by criteria quesiton with respect to the award
division focus. Each judge privately scores each criteria question which results in a final score. The following are the questions and points per
criteria questions.
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Outstanding Philanthropist Award |
1). Description of leadership in securing gifts from others for support of nonprofit organizations in the community, nationally, and/or internationally. (0-20 points) |
2). Specific examples of encouragement and motivation given others to take leadership roles toward philanthropy and community involvement. (0-20 points) |
3). Description of impact of gift support on above projects. (0-20 points) |
4). Specific examples of personal financial resources given in support of projects in the community, nationally and/or internationally. (0-30 points) |
5). Specific examples of broad scope of giving and length of giving history. (0-10 points) |
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Outstanding Volunteer Fundraiser Award |
1). Description of fund raising goals achieved by his/her effort. (0-15 points) |
2). Description of participation in other local, national, or international nonprofit organizations. (0-15 points) |
3). Specific examples of success in recruiting and motivating others. (0-20 points) |
4). Description of time, effort, and financial commitment volunteered to philanthropic activities. (0-25 points) |
5). Specific examples of quality of leadership and organizational ability in fund raising campaigns. (0-25 points) |
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Outstanding Fundraising Professional Award |
1). Description of individual's commitment to continuing professional development, conference participation, publication and professional education. (0-10 points) |
2). Specific examples of commitment to this profession and to philanthropy through voluntary service and support of other professionals and nonprofit organizations. (0-20 points) |
3). Description of career achievements: length and tenure of fund raising background, experience, and results. (Recipient should have at least five years of professional fund raising experience). (0-25 points) |
4). Specific examples showing that the nominee practices and promotes sound and ethical principles, following the AFP Code of Ethical Principles & Standards of Professional Practice for fund raising professionals. (0-20 points) |
5). Specific examples of quality of leadership that is effective, creative, and stimulating, and evidence that the individual acts as a team player. (0-25 points) |
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Outstanding Corporation Award (company with 100+ employees) |
1). Description of impact of gift support on above projects. (0-25 points) |
2). Description of in-kind contributions to charitable causes, such as loaned executives, marketing and advertising support, and the impact of such contributions. (0-20 points) |
3). Specific examples of encouragement and motivation given employees and others to take leadership roles toward philanthropy and community involvement. (0-20 points) |
4). Specific examples of support for creative or innovative approaches to community issues. (0-10 points) |
5). Specific examples of financial support of philanthropic projects in the community, nationally and/or internationally. (0-25 points) |
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Outstanding Small Business Award (Company with fewer than 100 employees) |
1). Specific examples of support for creative or innovative approaches to community issues. (0-10 points) |
2). Description of in-kind contributions to charitable causes, such as loaned executives, marketing and advertising support, and the impact of such contributions. (0-20 points) |
3). Specific examples of support of philanthropic projects in the community, nationally and/or internationally. (0-25 points) |
4). Specific examples of encouragement and motivation given employees and others to take leadership roles in philanthropy and community involvement. (0-20 points) |
5). Description of impact of gift support on above projects. (0-25 points) |
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