AFP-Quebec Fellowship for Fundraising Professionals: Application 2026

Notes for Applicants:

When completing your application, please remember that the committee assessing it will be most interested in your efforts as a volunteer and professional as they relate to fundraising. While the fundraising goals and impact of your organization are important, the questions contained herein are designed so that AFP can learn more about your goals, aspirations and accomplishments as a fundraising professional. Thus, as you provide information on your leadership, short and long-term objectives and action plans, please keep in mind to focus on your profession. Personal goals and objectives are not suited to this application process.

Note – Use of AI

We want to hear your voice. Authenticity is essential in the scholarship selection process: your experiences and your journey are what make your application stand out. Using AI to generate or rephrase your answers can compromise that authenticity. The jury can easily recognize such content, as AI-assisted applications often look very similar.

Thank you for respecting the integrity of our application process and for submitting answers that truly reflect who you are and in your words.




























  • Please do not make reference to your name, title, role or the organization you work for when responding the following questions.

    • Paid membership to AFP Global including Quebec Chapter dues
    • Complimentary registration for 3 local AFP-Qc educational sessions of your choosing
    • Complimentary seat at NPD Luncheon  
    • Participation in the AFP-Qc Mentorship Program
    • Volunteering with an AFP-Qc committee or event
    • Acting as a spokesperson for the AFP-Qc Fellowship Program
    • Participate in AFP-Qc networking events

    PUBLIC TRUST, TRANSPARENCY & CONFLICTS OF INTEREST Members shall: not engage in activities that harm the members’ organizations, clients or profession or knowingly bring the profession into disrepute. not engage in activities that conflict with their fiduciary, ethical and legal obligations to their organizations, clients or profession. effectively disclose all potential and actual conflicts of interest; such disclosure does not preclude or imply ethical impropriety. not exploit any relationship with a donor, prospect, volunteer, client or employee for the benefit of the members or the members’ organizations. comply with all applicable local, state, provincial and federal civil and criminal laws. recognize their individual boundaries of professional competence. present and supply products and/or services honestly and without misrepresentation. establish the nature and purpose of any contractual relationship at the outset and be responsive and available to parties before, during and after any sale of materials and/or services. never knowingly infringe the intellectual property rights of other parties. protect the confidentiality of all privileged information relating to the provider/client relationships. never disparage competitors untruthfully. SOLICITATION & STEWARDSHIP OF PHILANTHROPIC FUNDS Members shall: ensure that all solicitation and communication materials are accurate and correctly reflect their organization’s mission and use of solicited funds. ensure that donors receive informed, accurate and ethical advice about the value and tax implications of contributions. ensure that contributions are used in accordance with donors’ intentions. ensure proper stewardship of all revenue sources, including timely reports on the use and management of such funds. obtain explicit consent by donors before altering the conditions of financial transactions. TREATMENT OF CONFIDENTIAL & PROPRIETARY INFORMATION Members shall: not disclose privileged or confidential information to unauthorized parties. adhere to the principle that all donor and prospect information created by, or on behalf of, an organization or a client is the property of that organization or client. give donors and clients the opportunity to have their names removed from lists that are sold to, rented to or exchanged with other organizations. when stating fundraising results, use accurate and consistent accounting methods that conform to the relevant guidelines adopted by the appropriate authority. COMPENSATION, BONUSES & FINDER’S FEES Members shall: not accept compensation or enter into a contract that is based on a percentage of contributions; nor shall members accept finder’s fees or contingent fees. be permitted to accept performance-based compensation, such as bonuses, only if such bonuses are in accord with prevailing practices within the members’ own organizations and are not based on a percentage of contributions. neither offer nor accept payments or special considerations for the purpose of influencing the selection of products or services. not pay finder’s fees, commissions or percentage compensation based on contributions. meet the legal requirements for the disbursement of funds if they receive funds on behalf of a donor or client.