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Chapter Leaders gathered at Chapter Summit at Prospect Development 2026 in Chicago.

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Apra has 28 Chapters across the United States, Canada and Australia. 

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The Online Chapter Leader Community is a forum for Chapter Leaders to faciliate communication and document sharing between Chapters. Please review the instructions on how to use the exchange and contact info@aprahome.org for access.

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Chapter Summit is now held in conjunction with PD Conference each year and is an opportunity for Chapter Leaders to meet in person for education, discussion, and idea sharing. 

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Our Chapter Calendar below allows visibility into all of the great programming that our Chapters are offering locally to their members.

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Apra Chapter membership is separate from Apra International membership. For more Chapter guidelines, please review our Chapter Resources. 

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Twitter Chat Recap: Proposals - What's Data Got to Do With It?

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On Tuesday, August 15, Apra members came together for another engaging Apra Twitter Chat. Marissa Todd, J.D., M.B.A., Director of Prospect Management and Research at the University of Central Missouri, and Erin Osborn, Prospect Development Director at Children's Hospital Colorado Foundation, gathered around their smartphones to share more insight on Proposals - What's Data Got To Do With It?

Marissa and Erin elaborated on how and why proposals can be a great way for your organization to track fundraiser productivity and forecast future fundraising, by discussing how proposals are entered, tracked and utilized for fundraising success.

In this engaging discussion, 14,987 impressions were made via the 100 tweets and 15 contributors that participated, reaching nearly 6,000 twitter accounts*.  A few highlights from the lively conversation include:

  • A good way to track an anticipated ask date without getting too granular is to use the quarter end dates. Once the data is requested, you can update with the more exact information when possible.
  • Streamlining required fields can be extremely helpful with data collection. Cut down on the number of “asks” by considering system conversion.

A BIG thank you to Marissa and Erin for their time on this Twitter Chat! Follow @Apra_HQ and track the hashtag #ApraChats to join in on upcoming conversations.

 

*Source: TweetReach