Like many people, I receive all kinds of requests for donations in the mail. And there are certain ones, mostly local, that I support every year with a gift of $25 or $50. When tax season rolled around this year, I tallied up my various donations from the previous year and was surprised by how much I’d actually contributed without feeling like I’d done anything important…
Pictured from left to right are Sara Best (of ASP), Brent Shimman, Jared Lafevre, Amy Hansen, Janet Bosserman, Ruth Ann Petroff, Jerry Mills, a guest board member, Judy Anderson, Kevin Mulder and Kate Smith (of ASP). Graduates not pictured are Drew Masse, Patty Wise, Tankeeya Butts, Kathy Godspedarek and Nancy Kimmell.
Organizations represented include Cancer Patient Services, Century Health, Children’s Mentoring Connection, Gliding Stars, Hope House for the Homeless, Hancock Historical Museum, the Hancock County Humane Society, NAMI, Special Kids Therapy and Women’s Resource Center.
Aly Sterling Philanthropy featured in The Press Oregon school board looks at strategic planning
By Kelly Kaczala | The Press (Oregon, OH)
Oregon City Schools Superintendent Lonny Rivera wants to boost the private fundraising potential in the district to help support educational programs. “We can’t do everything through taxpayer dollars,” said Rivera at a school board meeting on Tuesday. “What I really want to do is try and find a way that we can make the experience second to none for our kids. And one of the ways that we are going to do that is…
Think Big and Take Risks | Scarlet & Gray, Central Catholic High School (Toledo) – Winter 2014
After gaining extensive experience at three non-profit organizations, Aly Sterling ’90 took a leap of faith; she started her own non-profit consulting firm, Aly Sterling Philanthropy. Her firm helps non-profits make an impact through fundraising, strategic planning and board governance, and assists for-profits by designing their corporate giving programs…