Sally Jones

Sally Jones  serves as senior advisor to the office of the president of the National Center for Family Philanthropy (NCFP). In her role, Sally manages NCFP’s special consultancies with individual family foundations on issues of succession, next-generation onboarding, geographic dispersion, and more.  

Between 2001 and 2015 Sally served as vice president for administration, managing daily operations, relationships with members, and oversight of a range of national programs that engage family philanthropy. She also directed NCFP’s annual fund. Her time at NCFP has allowed her to pursue her interest in the critical role that philanthropy plays in our society, the  role of families in this process, and the immense transfer of wealth between generations that is underway. 

Prior to joining the NCFP team, Sally worked as business manager for two nonprofits and a family leasing company. While living abroad, she was an active volunteer in the local and official United States communities in Rome and Istanbul. Sally participated in the inaugural class of Leadership America and has served on numerous nonprofit boards in the United States and abroad, most recently the National Museum of Women in the Arts. She received her bachelor’s degree in business administration from Indiana University and lives with her husband in Alexandria, Virginia.