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| − | Joined the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Foundation as Vice President, Philanthropy in 2009 where she has been a strategic leader helping to take the Transforming Lives Campaign to more than $86 million on an ambitious $100 million goal. From small, grassroots organizations, to large, complex institutions, her outstanding fundraising achievements and ability to catapult organizations to success are built on her remarkable capacity to establish a strong culture of philanthropy and her unique ability to balance the business of fundraising with the mission and vision of a cause. These include York University Foundation, Surrey Place Centre Foundation, Bridgepoint Health Foundation, and Casey House | + | Joined the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Foundation as Vice President, Philanthropy in 2009 where she has been a strategic leader helping to take the Transforming Lives Campaign to more than $86 million on an ambitious $100 million goal. From small, grassroots organizations, to large, complex institutions, her outstanding fundraising achievements and ability to catapult organizations to success are built on her remarkable capacity to establish a strong culture of philanthropy and her unique ability to balance the business of fundraising with the mission and vision of a cause. These include York University Foundation, Surrey Place Centre Foundation, Bridgepoint Health Foundation, and Casey House AIDS Hospice Foundation. The Greater Toronto Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) awarded her a 2010 Philanthropy Award. |
==Further Reading/Research== | ==Further Reading/Research== | ||
Revision as of 16:10, 18 July 2014
Country
Canada
Birth - Death
Occupation
Activist
Description
Joined the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Foundation as Vice President, Philanthropy in 2009 where she has been a strategic leader helping to take the Transforming Lives Campaign to more than $86 million on an ambitious $100 million goal. From small, grassroots organizations, to large, complex institutions, her outstanding fundraising achievements and ability to catapult organizations to success are built on her remarkable capacity to establish a strong culture of philanthropy and her unique ability to balance the business of fundraising with the mission and vision of a cause. These include York University Foundation, Surrey Place Centre Foundation, Bridgepoint Health Foundation, and Casey House AIDS Hospice Foundation. The Greater Toronto Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) awarded her a 2010 Philanthropy Award.
