Become a Trusted Philanthropic Advisor to Donors and Clients
The Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy® (CAP®)
provides you with the knowledge and skills needed to help clients and
donors achieve their highest aspirations for self, family, and society.
CAP scholarships are currently available from the AiP Foundation. Learn More.
The CAP® program is designed for
self-study, leading to an objective exam in a local exam center. All
courses include pre-recorded lectures in which the professor who created
the course, Phil Cubeta, guides you through the material step by step.
It is like having your own private tutor. And, you can review these
lectures at your convenience, any time day or night.
Study
groups are forming all around the country. To learn more about the CAP
programs and to join (or start) a study group in your area, contact Heather Gee, CFRE, CAP
American College:
CAP™ Philanthropy - American College
AiP Sponsored
CAP Symposia & Exams-Wednesday, April 18, 2012 just prior to the Conference on Philanthropy
Please
listen to the lectures, do the reading, and take the self test before
coming. During these sessions we will trade ideas on how the material
can be applied in our professional roles as advisors and gift planners.
At the end of the session you may take the exam which will be graded by
the next morning. Participants must be enrolled in American College
and must register for this event. Includes lunch and testing.
Learn More.
CAP Study Groups:
"The CAP Study Group classes are outstanding and being a part of
the group is one of the best things I have ever done professionally.
Too bad each session only allows for two hours – just when we get
started, it is over, with so much more ground to cover. The discussions
are lively, and within two weeks the information from the reading and
the sessions have added a whole new dimension to how I communicate – and
listen – to our wealth holders. The caliber of participants and level
of expertise is just top notch, and everyone in the class has an awful
lot to contribute and offer. The range of the experience is extensive,
as it is much larger in breadth and scope than what is covered by
participation in other professional groups”. ~ Diane A. Bergner, Director of Development, Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, West Palm Beach, FL
For more information on forming a CAP Study Group, contact
Heather Gee.
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