DMANF Seeks Nominations For Max L. Hart Nonprofit Achievement Award

Washington, DC, October 26, 2005 — The Direct Marketing Association’s Nonprofit Federation is seeking nominations for its 2006 Max L. Hart Nonprofit Achievement Award, which recognizes outstanding achievement by an individual within the nonprofit community.

The award is named for Max Hart of Disabled Americans, a longtime advocate, supporter and champion of professionalism for the nonprofit fundraising community. It recognizes an individual who

Serves as a source of inspiration and encouragement to others by exemplifying the highest levels of excellence in his/her work, and is a respected authority in his/her area of expertise
Is innovative and possesses strong leadership skills
Exhibits a willingness to assist in the professional development of others through the sharing of knowledge
Is a model of integrity in professional dealings
Has an outstanding record of achievement

Previous winners include Raymond Grace of Creative Direct Response, Morris Dees of the Southern Poverty Law Center, Roger Courts of the Sacred Heart League, Roger Craver of Craver, Matthews & Smith, and William Begley of the Christian Appalachian Project. This year’s winner will be will be presented on February 16, 2006, at the annual DMA Washington Nonprofit Federation Conference.

Nominatations must be submitted to the DMANF by Novemer 29, 2006. Additional information is available online at www.nonprofitfederation.org. Nominees must be a paid professional with a nonprofit organization or services provider.

Since 1982, the DMA Nonprofit Federation and its predecessor organizations have been aggressive and effective advocates for nonprofits in postal, regulatory, legislative, and accountability issues. It has led the way in professional education, networking, and industry advancement. The Federation is the premier agent for improving public awareness and receptivity to direct/interactive marketing-driven philanthropy, and is the ‘top brand’ among all associations and advocacy groups working on behalf of nonprofits in this area. With more than 300 members, the DMANF is one of the largest member segments of the Direct Marketing Association

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