Board Celebration Dinners to Honor NCW Nonprofit Board Volunteers

August 25, 2017/Jennifer Dolge/

Tuesday, October 10th, 2017 at Sun Mountain Lodge, Winthrop
Wednesday, October 11th, 207 at Sleeping Lady Resort, Leavenworth

Reserve your seat!

Special Guest, Peter Drury is the Vice President for Mission Advancement of the Make a Wish Foundation (Alaska & Washington) and Adjunct Professor in Seattle University’s Master of Nonprofit Leadership Program.

The Community Foundation of NCW in partnership with the Icicle Fund is now taking reservations for the annual Board Celebration Dinners that honors and recognizes nonprofit board volunteer service.

For current board members of nonprofits in Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan Counties, the Board Celebration Dinners provide a complimentary dinner at either Sun Mountain Lodge in Winthrop or Sleeping Lady Resort in Leavenworth along with a short program to recognize the important role of board volunteers and inspire continued service to community.

“Volunteer board service is a vital component of a nonprofit, and we want board members to know we appreciate their dedication to improving their community through the nonprofits they are passionate about” said Beth Stipe, executive director. “The Board Celebration Dinners honors their service to community, and it’s a fun, inspiring night that reminds us all how important our nonprofit sector is to a great quality of life.”

The evening includes a presentation by special guest, Peter Drury, Vice President for Mission Advancement of the Make-A-Wish (Alaska & Washington). He also serves as Adjunct Professor in Seattle University’s Master of Nonprofit Leadership Program. Peter has extensive experience working with charities, nonprofits, and community foundations. He will inspire the evening with the impact of storytelling to engage our communities in supporting charitable causes.

Seating is limited and reservations are accepted on a first come, first served basis. Reserve seats online at www.cfncw.org/boardcelebrationdinners. A credit card will be required to reserve a seat, but will not be charged except for no shows or late cancellations.

Reservation deadline is September 29th.

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