The 2000 conference will be held in San Francisco at the Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf from October 25-October 27. The session runs Saturday evening, October 28 through Sunday, October 29 under the leadership of Frances Hesselbein, Drucker Founation Chairman, Gary Stern, Drucker Foundation National Training Team Leader, and members of the Training Team. Registration is limited to 75 participants. For further information about this session and the entire Drucker conference, visit the Drucker Foundation web site or e-mail Gary Stern . LINK connects nonprofits with researchers by posting the nonprofits' prospective projects on the LINK website.
Nonprofits can also learn about local university resources while their projects are being completed.
Deadline for fall project postings is September 1. Send responses via email to Carter McNamara . The Philanthropy Archival Collection offers a diverse array of primary source materials documenting the history of philanthropy. The collection is distinguished by holding the papers of such key national institutions as the Filer Commission, the Foundation Center, Independent Sector, the Council for Advancement and Support of Education, National Society of Fundraising Executives, the American Association of Fund Raising Counsel, and some of the country's leading fundraising firms and foundations. The distinctiveness of the Philanthropy Archival Collection is its emphasis on the papers of volunteers, trustees, community leaders, and others whose personal experience in philanthropy is unknown, overlooked, or ignored.