Almabase, a donor engagement platform for non-profits, has announced the winners of its second iteration of 50 Champions in Advancement, showcasing the best in the alumni relations and advancement field. The winners were vetted through a rigorous process from June through December 2025, and represent a variety of prestigious educational institutions across the world.
The program, known as AB50C, recognizes the impact made by advancement professionals globally. Champions hailed from institutions including Cornell, East Stroudsburg, and Erasmus University. The full announcement, including downloadable images and bios, is available here.
Almabase is built for fundraising teams across schools, colleges, universities, and non-profits to increase donor participation, engagement, and manage events seamlessly. The platform helps institutions engage their community and grow their donor base through a unified, efficient approach. With Almabase, users can connect with peers, alumni, and donors, manage events, and run successful fundraising campaigns—all integrated with existing CRM systems.
The recognition of these 50 champions underscores the importance of alumni relations and advancement in today's educational landscape. As institutions face increasing pressure to secure funding and maintain strong community ties, the work of these professionals becomes critical. The award highlights strategies and achievements that can serve as benchmarks for others in the field.
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