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After browsing through Providence After School Alliance (PASA), I came across Amy Karageorgos's job description/bio. Her description stood out to me. After reading, I realized it is something I would like to do after obtaining my Bachelor.

Amy Karageorgos is the development and Communications Consultant at PASA. She supports PASA’s fundraising and communications activities. Amy has worked as a consultant for numerous non-profit and intergovernmental organizations. Before she became a consultant, Amy worked for UNICEF, the International Paralympic Committee, other international organizations and research initiatives. Amy holds a B.S. in Kinesiology from Pennsylvania State University and an M.S. in Disability Studies from the University of Illinois at Chicago.

What is exciting about this position is the fact that I am passionate about the development of an organization/program and fundraising. The best part of this job is getting to know many great people and making sure that the fundraising strategies are effective. I am attracted to anything that has to do with planning and building a relationship. I am assuming in other to keep people to donate during a fundraising event is to establish a relationship that will encourage the donors to see the need to donate in the future or to keep donating on the regular basis. I am assuming that the challenge would be to encourage these participants to donate and to make them regular donors.

Question:
How does PASA maintain their partnership?

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