1873 Results for “community”

Mark A. Weber has more than 30 years of experience as a recognized financial consultant to business owners and executives. He is widely recognized for his work in business transition planning and estate planning and has spoken on financial and estate planning topics for legal, financial services, and planned giving associations. He has authored the book The Legacy Spectrum, a workbook Read More

Mark Neithercut has more than 25 years of experience working with foundations and individual donors to increase the impact and effectiveness of their philanthropy. As founder and principal of Neithercut Philanthropy Advisors, Mr. Neithercut leads a team of professionals that handles the philanthropic affairs for a select group of families and advises foundations — mostly family foundations — on how Read More

Maegan Scott serves as program and communications officer for the Meyer Foundation, based in Washington, DC. In this role, Maegan works in partnership with the senior program officers and the vice president for programs and communications to administer Meyer’s Management Assistance and Benevon programs. She serves as a resource to grantees on management and leadership issues, and is the primary Read More

Manuela Arciniegas is the Senior Program Associate for the Andrus Family Fund and brings over 14 years of experience in youth organizing, community outreach, and cultural arts education.  She is currently a Next Generation Fellow with Hispanics in Philanthropy, a member of the Steering Committee of the New York City Chapter of Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy, a Public Humanities Fellow at Read More

The Lumpkin Family Foundation supports people pursuing innovation and long-lasting improvements in the environment, health, education, and community access to the arts. Read More

Lori Kuhn is the first executive director of the Morgan Family Foundation in Yellow Springs, Ohio, a position she has held since 2004. She oversees all activities of this private foundation including grantmaking, investments, communication and administration and works closely with the board members to achieve their philanthropic goals. Previously she served for seven years as the director of statewide Read More

Lisa Jaguzny is Executive Director of the Campion Foundation, based in Seattle. Lisa has extensive experience leading nonprofit advocacy organizations, including 11 years at People for Puget Sound, where she was Deputy Director. During this time, she directed the organization’s successful strategic growth through long-range planning, program development, financial management and fund development. She was also responsible for leading a Read More

Lisa Pilar Cowan is the Vice President of Programs at the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation, and in this capacity she helps with strategy, development and oversight of foundation programs and grantmaking. Lisa has been working with community-based organizations for the last 25 years, first as a community health educator and program director at several youth-serving agencies, then as a Senior Read More

Lisa Ranghelli is NCRP’s senior director of evaluation and learning, and primary author of Power Moves: Your essential philanthropy assessment guide for equity and justice. She developed Power Moves from Philamplify, an innovative initiative that assessed a dozen major foundations with a social justice and equity lens. She also oversees NCRP’s internal learning and evaluation. Previously, Lisa directed NCRP’s Grantmaking for Community Impact Read More

Lissa Widoff has been the executive director at the Robert and Patricia Switzer Foundation since 1999. She was project director of the Maine Community Foundation from 1998-2002, and program director of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation from 1993-1998. Read More