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About CFRE Certification
CFRE certification serves as an impartial, third-party
endorsement of your knowledge and experience of international standards
in philanthropy. It adds to your credibility as a fundraiser and sets
you apart from other professionals as a veritable steward of the public
trust.
Founded
in 2001, CFRE International
is an independent 501(c)6 whose sole mission is to certify fundraising
professionals who demonstrate the knowledge, skills and commitment to
the highest standards of ethical and professional practice in serving
the philanthropic sector.
The CFRE certification process consists of three
parts: a written application, a written examination; and agreement to
uphold a code of ethics and Accountability Standards. Individuals who
wish to maintain their CFRE certification must recertify every three
years.
Top 10 Reasons to Become CFRE-Certified
- Increases Credibility
- Improves Career Opportunities
- Prepares for Greater Responsibility
- Develops Skills & Knowledge
- Yields Greater Earning Potential
- Demonstrates Commitment
- Enhances Professional Image
- Reflects Achievement
- Enriches Self Esteem
- Fosters Peer Recognition
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AFP NCOH Supports CFRE Certification
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 AFPNCOH educational programs are approved for
CFRE credit.
- Larry Becker, CFRE, and Diane Strachan, CFRE,
will discuss CFRE certification at CSI 2008.
- For more information about the certification
process, contact Larry Becker, CFRE, at 330-867-2150 x 224 or
LarryB@hfhSummitCounty.org.
About the Exam
The Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE)
Examination is designed as a generalist exam for fundraising
professionals to demonstrate mastery of the
six core knowledge areas related to fundraising practice:
Current and Prospective Donor Research; Securing the Gift;
Relationship Building; Volunteer Involvement; Management; and
Accountability. The computer-based examination consists of 225
multiple-choice questions. 200 items are scored and 25 items are
"pre-test" items. Pre-test items do not affect a candidate's score
but are being evaluated for future exams.
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