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The SHRM Foundation was founded in 1966 as a 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM). It is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors from the HR profession, including academics, practitioners and representatives from SHRM. The Foundation funds research, publications and education to advance the HR profession and enhance the effectiveness of HR professionals. To support its important work, the SHRM Foundation conducts an annual fundraising campaign. All contributions to the Foundation are tax-deductible.
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| 2010 PLEDGE REMINDER |
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Reminder - Please send your 2010 Pledge Form and Chapter Gift to my attention at 8240 Lochwood Drive, Montgomery, Alabama 36117 by October 31, 2010.
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The 2009 Results are in for the SHRM Foundation Campaign !!
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Alabama was #1 in State Council Gifts at $9,250
Alabama was #5 in Overall Giving (Chapters, State Council, and Individual
Gifts) at $31,154
Mobile SHRM was #10 in Chapter Gifts at $3,812
Tennessee Valley SHRM was #9 in Gift Size divided by number of Chapter
Members at $22.73
Alabama was #7 in State Councils increasing their giving over the 2008
Donation
Way to Go Alabama !!
Thank you and your Chapters for all you did for the SHRM Foundation in
2009. I am looking forward to another great campaign for Alabama in 2010.
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SHRM Foundation Completes Successful 2009 Annual Campaign
By Laurie Perry, Development Manager |
The SHRM Foundation is very pleased to announce that we reached—and
exceeded—our fundraising goals in our 2009 Annual Campaign. With your
outstanding support, we raised a record-high $745,949 from SHRM chapters,
state councils, corporations and individuals. This money funds educational
resources, reports, scholarships and academic research grants that advance
the knowledge base of the HR profession. In a year that saw the stock
market bouncing up and down, shaky consumer confidence, and flat personal
income, this level of fundraising success is truly a remarkable
accomplishment—thank you!
We are truly grateful for the ongoing financial support we receive from
SHRM chapters and state councils. Your efforts on behalf of the SHRM
Foundation truly make a difference. Chapters and state councils have
maintained their strong levels of support, contributing nearly $462,000
(62% of the Annual Campaign total). More than 180 chapters (about one-third
of all participating SHRM chapters) increased their donations over 2008
levels, including 40 who increased their donations by $500 or more; in
addition, 25 state councils increased their donations!
The Foundation’s “Honor Roll” brochure, which lists all donors and
highlights our programmatic accomplishments, will be released this spring.
In the meantime, here are a few “All-Star” highlights:
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Top 10 States (overall giving = chapters + state council + individuals)
Florida $51,159
Kentucky $40,012
North Carolina $38,108
Virginia $37,323
Alabama $31,154
New York $29,677
Texas $28,416
New Jersey $24,506
Arizona $22,665
Michigan $20,129
Top 10 Chapters (giving from the chapter)
Raleigh-Wake HRMA (NC) $11,393
HR Tampa (FL) $ 7,700
Bluegrass SHRM (KY) $ 6,391
Tri-County SHRM (KY) $ 6,356
Louisville SHRM (KY) $ 5,000
SHRM-Long Island Chapter (NY) $ 4,112
HR Collier (FL) $ 4,032
Triangle SHRM (NC) $ 4,017
Dallas HRMA (TX) $ 3,930
Mobile SHRM (AL) $ 3,812
Top 10 Chapters (increased giving over 2008 donation)
Triangle SHRM (NC)
Raleigh-Wake HRMA (NC)
SHRM-Topeka (KS)
Columbia Basin (WA)
Apple Valley HRA (WA)
Greater Cincinnati (OH)
SMA of Greater Phoenix (AZ)
Lake Sumter SHRM (FL)
Greater Ann Arbor SHRM (MI)
Imperial Calcasieu (LA)
Top 10 Chapters (chapter gift divided by number of chapter members)
Central Arizona HRMA (AZ) $40.00
Montgomery County SHRM (TX) $33.31
Senior HR Executive Council (AZ) $26.67
Apple Valley HRA (WA) $25.35
HR Collier (FL) $24.74
Lake Sumter SHRM (FL) $24.33
Foothills of Georgia (GA) $24.23
Bluegrass SHRM (KY) $23.41
Tennessee Valley Chapter SHRM (AL) $22.73
Rowan County HRA (NC) $22.68
Top 10 State Councils (giving from the state council)
Alabama SHRM State Council $9,250
Garden State Council SHRM $9,134
Arizona SHRM State Council $8,975
HR Florida $8,345
Maryland SHRM State Council $6,500
Oklahoma SHRM State Council $6,230
North Carolina SHRM State Council $5,215
Kansas SHRM State Council $5,139
Arkansas SHRM State Council $5,041
Kentucky SHRM State Council $4,858
Top 10 State Councils (increased giving over 2008 donation)
Maryland SHRM State Council
Utah SHRM State Council
Colorado SHRM State Council
Arkansas SHRM State Council
Illinois SHRM State Council
Minnesota SHRM State Council
Alabama SHRM State Council
Texas SHRM State Council
New Hampshire SHRM State Council
Garden State Council SHRM
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Thank you again for your support of the SHRM Foundation! Our 2010 Annual
Campaign is now underway with a goal of raising $745,000 again this year.
Please see www.shrm.org/foundation for more information about our programs
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Andrea McCain, SPHR
Vice President - Area Human Resources Manager
Central Alabama Area
Regions Bank
201 Monroe Street
Montgomery, Alabama 36104
334-240-1344 - phone
334-240-1397 - fax
andrea.mccain@regions.com
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The Foundation promotes research, innovation and the use of research-based knowledge. With an annual budget of approximately $1 million, it funds major research projects that have a direct and practical impact in advancing the HR profession. The Foundation puts out RFP's to the research community and then evaluates the research proposals it receives. Using its "LIVE" criteria: L-Leverage, I-Impact, V-Visibility, E-Enhances the profession, the Foundation selects projects to fund.
The Foundation also funds practical publications on specific issues such as the highly acclaimed book, Making Mergers Work: The Strategic Importance of People and the new DVD HR in Alignment: The Link to Business Results. Other Foundation projects include educational scholarships, the Effective Practice Guidelines series, and online directories of undergraduate and masters degree programs in human resource management.
To learn more about the work of the SHRM Foundation or make a donation, go to SHRM Foundation. Your donations are tax deductible to the extent that law permits. |
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