Southwest Idaho Planned Giving Council and the
Association of Fundraising Professionals
invite you to an afternoon with Dr. Vincent Kituku, CSP
"What Motivates People to Give"
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
Boise State University
Alumni and Friends Center
1173 University Dr., Boise
Social from 4:00 to 4:30 p.m. Program
will run from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Dr. Vincent Muli Kituku, CSP, author, international speaker and philanthropist,
works with organizations and individuals who want to increase their productivity
and stay focused. He is one of the less than 1000 speakers to earn the coveted
Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) recognition, the highest designation
presented by the International Federation of Professional Speakers.
Vincent established Caring Hearts and Hands of Hope (CHHH) to help orphans,
children of widows and those from poverty-stricken families obtain a high school
education. It has helped build houses for widows, donated mattresses, blankets
and bed sheets of blind children and food relief for several communities and
schools. Currently, CHHH is sponsoring 245 students in high schools and 46 in
universities or diploma colleges. Most of those who continued on to college or
university were recipients of CHHH’s High School sponsorship.
Dr. Kituku is a widely read influential writer in business, inspiration and education. Using his exuberant, concise and
riveting style, Vincent has created CDs, books and articles of substance that are eminently readable, with authentic
clarity and relevancy.
Dr. Kituku received his Bachelor of Science from the University Nairobi and both his Masters and Doctorate
from the University of Wyoming. He has worked extensively with both government and private sectors.
This presentation will be about the transformative power of donors and what that means to their professional
and personal endeavors. Attendees will learn why each giver (not what is given) matters, the intrinsic rewards
of giving and the major impacts of giving.
RSVP to Nancy Brown at [email protected] by Friday, November 4, 2016