Almabase, a donor engagement platform for non-profits, has unveiled the winners of its second annual 50 Champions in Advancement (AB50C) program, highlighting the best in alumni relations and advancement. The announcement, made on January 22, 2026, recognizes 50 professionals from prestigious educational institutions globally, including Cornell University, East Stroudsburg University, and Erasmus University.
The winners were selected through a rigorous vetting process conducted from June through December 2025. AB50C aims to celebrate the impact of advancement professionals who drive donor participation, engagement, and event management within their organizations. According to Almabase, the program underscores the critical role these individuals play in fostering community support and financial sustainability for educational institutions and non-profits.
Almabase's platform is designed to help fundraising teams across schools, colleges, universities, and non-profits increase donor participation and engagement while managing events seamlessly. The company emphasizes a unified approach to connect with alumni, donors, and peers, integrate with existing CRMs, and run successful fundraising campaigns. More details about the platform can be found at www.almabase.com.
The full announcement, including downloadable images and bios of the champions, is available at the provided link. This recognition not only honors individual achievements but also highlights the growing importance of strategic advancement in the non-profit and education sectors. As institutions face increasing pressure to diversify revenue streams and engage their communities, the work of these champions becomes ever more vital.
The 50 Champions represent a diverse range of roles, from alumni relations officers to development directors, showcasing the breadth of talent in the field. Their selection reflects Almabase's commitment to spotlighting innovative practices and measurable outcomes in donor engagement. The program also serves as a benchmark for best practices in advancement, encouraging knowledge sharing and professional development across the industry.
For more information about the winners and the AB50C program, interested parties can refer to the official announcement. Almabase continues to support advancement professionals through its technology and community initiatives, aiming to transform how non-profits and educational institutions build lasting relationships with their supporters.
