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Apra-IL Presents Notes on Gratefulness

Fri, November 08, 2019 7:38 AM | Anonymous

As the year comes to a close, this new series will highlight what our members have been most grateful for in this industry in 2019. We look forward to hearing about rock star co-workers, tools without which we would be lost, and experiences that will stay with us for years.

Apra-IL would like to express its gratefulness for its members who continually push us to provide better programming, introduce new ways to network, and find the best catering and happy hour spots around!

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This week's notes are provided by Kathryn Thomas, Apra-IL Director of Membership & Marketing and Senior Prospect Identification Analyst at the Wisconsin Foundation & Alumni Association.


 I am grateful for a building absolutely brimming with school spirit! It is a reminder every day why my team does the work they do with the intensity and focus we do it.

 

This year, particularly, I am grateful for covered parking provided by my workplace. October snow is simply not my favorite thing.


Finally, I am grateful for the opportunity to serve on the Apra-IL board. It has gifted me with a broad network of colleagues and friends and I look forward to continuing that work in 2020!



Comments

  • Wed, November 13, 2019 10:51 AM | Anonymous
    I am grateful to learn from such a great group of Development Professionals everyday at my job. They help to expand my knowledge and perspective towards fundraising and business practices and for that, I am thankful.

    I am also grateful to have access to a group of like-minded individuals at APRA-IL who I can turn to with any questions!
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  • Fri, November 22, 2019 8:45 AM | Anonymous member
    @Kathryn - I so miss being on a college campus sometimes! I love seeing my Facebook memories from my time at Elmhurst College where my office overlooked the athletic field and I'd hear the football team's playlists during practice (surprising range of taste) and I could look out my friend's office window and see the mall where there was always activity shaking (oh, giant inflatable obstacle course? Just a Wednesday around here...). Or general student antics, like the day a kid dressed like a banana was racing around campus chased by a kid dressed like a gorilla. It was the best!
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