1659 Results for “community”

Pam Howell-Beach began in philanthropy in 1987 as the first full-time Program Officer for the Toledo Community Foundation and later served as President from 1990 to 2003. In 2004, Ms. Howell-Beach became the first full-time CEO for the Stranahan Foundation in Toledo, Ohio. Her leadership roles include the Ohio Grantmakers Forum, where she has served in various capacities including Chair of the Read More

Patricia Douglas is the immediate past Board Chair of the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay and is Chair of the Community Impact (Grants) Committee. Prior to serving as Board Chair, she served as Chair of the Finance, Community Impact, and Marketing Committees. Patricia also served on the Search Committee in 2012 and helped organize and conduct a nationwide search to Read More

Patrick J. Troska has been with The Jay & Rose Phillips Family Foundation of Minnesota since 2000 when he was hired as a Program Officer. He was named Executive Director in January 2011, then President in 2018. In addition to providing leadership for the Foundation’s overall strategy, he also leads a couple special initiatives focused on real estate and community Read More

Nina Waters led Florida’s oldest and largest community foundation, The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida, from January 2005 through August 2023. During her tenure, the Foundation’s assets and annual grantmaking grew from $51M to peak assets of more than $630 million and annual grants to the community of more than $50 million. Nina’s accomplishments include the launch of a ten-year Read More

Nini Meyer is the Founder/Director of PositiveTracks, a national, youth-centric non-profit that incentivizes young people to be active and philanthropic using the global platform of sport. Nini is a Trustee of the Jane B. Cook Charitable Trusts; member of Friends of CHaD Board; Overseer of Hopkins Center For The Arts At Dartmouth; Community Engagement Director of the CHaD HERO Half Read More

Nick Salter is the founder and principal of Progressive Philanthropy Group where he serves as a strategist and advisor to established philanthropists and emerging donors passionate about progressive issues and social impact in the U.S. Nick brings 15+ years of experience leading and fighting for progressive social change. His background blends philanthropy, political and community organizing, policy-making, and strategic partnerships. Read More

As Executive Director, Nat Chioke Williams leads the Hill-Snowdon Foundation in its philanthropic and programmatic work, operations and partnerships within the community. Nat manages HSF’s Youth Organizing and Fund for DC programs. He is also responsible for developing learning and leveraging opportunities in these program areas. Back in 2015, Nat took the lead on the Foundation’s newly launched Making Black Lives Matter Initiative Read More