1719 Results for “community”

Matt Foreman is a nationally recognized LGBT rights leader with a diverse background in political advocacy and civil rights. He joined the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund in 2008 to oversee its gay and immigrant rights programs. Under Matt’s leadership, the Fund played a critical role in advancing marriage equality across the country by supporting public education, research, litigation, Read More

McQuillin Murphy was born and raised outside of Reading, PA, where he began his interest in philanthropy at the Berks County Community Foundation. In high school, he served on BCCF’s Youth Advisory Committee. McQuillin continued his passion for youth philanthropy by helping to establish and advise the Centre PACT (Philanthropic Actions Created by Teens) program at the Centre Foundation in Read More

Meaghan Calcari Campbell is a Program Officer in the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation’s Marine Conservation Initiative. Previously, she was at Conservation International, where she evaluated community-based conservation and economic development projects in the Philippines and Indonesia. Meaghan also taught middle school environmental education in Missouri, Indiana and North Carolina, the latter through a fellowship with the National Science Foundation. Read More

Marshall H. Ginn is a consultant with 30 years of experience working with local, regional, and national organizations.  Mr. Ginn founded Capital Development Strategies in 2000.  The firm is based in the Washington, DC area.  His diverse clients include nonprofits ranging from community-based human services organizations to churches to arts organizations to national professional association foundations.   Read More

Mary Phillips has worked with foundation trustees, families, and individual donors for over thirty-five years, and is recognized in the field for her insight and focus on critical issues, and her deft facilitation of effective group meetings. Mary leads the GMA’s consulting services and specializes in program design and assessment, governance structure, trustee orientation, planning for transitions, retreat planning and Read More

Margaret Gifford is the founder of Watervine Impact in New York. Watervine helps food, health and agriculture enterprises enter new markets, gain customers and access funds for growth. Margaret’s mission is to bring together business and impact capital to grow healthy and sustainable communities. Margaret serves as the Community Engagement Consultant to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s national “Health Read More

Margaret Medzie is the Vice President and Chief Development Officer at the Akron Community Foundation. As leader of the development and donor engagement department, Margaret helps charitable people, families and organizations give efficiently, effectively and meaningfully to their favorite causes and charities, not just today but forever. She connects them to the community foundation’s vast knowledge and nonprofit resources, introduces them to Read More

Margery Goldman has had a multi-faceted career as educator, designer and entrepreneur. From living and teaching on the Navajo Reservation and then the pueblos outside of Santa Fe, Margery moved into a career in design and communications, followed by a wild 10-year fling in children’s product development. When Margery’s children’s product company was purchased, she (at last!) married and began, Read More

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