11/28/2017

Ways to Give to Support NCDA

In celebration of the field of career development, respected individuals who dedicated their life to the field, and the history and future of this association, NCDA welcomes contributions. Members and non-members have several opportunities to give to NCDA in recognition of the above.

Ways to Give -click on the title below to access details and donation forms; or contact Deneen Pennington at dpennington@ncda.org for assistance in giving.

  1. NCDA's Second Century Fund 

    The National Career Development Association (NCDA) established the Second Century Fund to strengthen the foundation of the organization as it begins its second century of existence. The purpose of the Fund is to strengthen NCDA’s leadership capacity to ensure its role as the premier association in advancing career interventions, programs, and policy. Its member-led research efforts and commitment to educate the public about resources is essential. The fund will be used to expand NCDA’s leadership development, research, and public education and visibility.

    Please consider supporting NCDA’s future. Donor levels are set below, although any amount is welcomed. All donations are tax-deductible.

    Donor Levels:

    Founders Level: $10,000+
    Patron Level: $5000+
    Contributor Level: $1000+
    Member Level: $100+

    To contribute to the NCDA Second Century Fund, contact NCDA Executive Director, Deneen Pennington at dpennington@ncda.org.

     

  2. Ken Hoyt Memorial Fund - Friends of Ken Hoyt have established a memorial fund to provide recognition and a monetary award to a career education practitioner or practitioners who have through their work exemplified the career education concepts and practices Dr. Hoyt championed throughout his lifetime.

  3. Graduate Student Research Fund - A $500 award has been established to honor graduate students who undertake exemplary research addressing topics related to career information, career development, and career planning. These awards are for work on a doctoral dissertation or master's thesis approved by the student's institution, which may or may not be completed at the time of application. 

  4. Donate a Membershipknowing a colleague would benefit from a membership gift, please call our office to pay a first-timer's membership.

  5. Visit NCDA's Career Resource Store if you would like to purchase a book to give to a deserving colleague or student!

 

Thank you for your generosity and support.

If you need help making a donation or have additional questions, please Contact NCDA!

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