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Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Natick, Ma

Foundation for MetroWest connects philanthropic opportunity with demonstrated need. We promote philanthropy in the region, help donors maximize the impact of their local giving, serve as a resource for local nonprofit organizations, and improve the quality of life for all of our residents.

Boston, Ma

Established in 1979, Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled is the only non-profit organization in the world that raises and trains capuchin monkeys to provide daily, in-home assistance to people living with spinal cord injury or other mobility impairments.Helping Hands builds lasting relationships between monkey helpers and recipients. Our service monkeys provide gifts of independence, companionship, dignity, and hope to the people they help.We support each service monkey and his or her human partner during their many years together through interactive mentoring and close supervision of the monkey’s behavioral, nutritional, and veterinary needs.Through the generous support of donors and volunteers, Helping Hands is able to provide these specially trained service animals and their lifetime support free of charge to our recipients.

• Responsible for design, layout, and assembly of large grant proposal for submission to USAID. • Created and edited numerous Annexes for USAID grant proposal.• Reviewed organizational branding and marketing guidelines. Suggested and implemented style changes for future proposal design based on organizational branding and marketing as well as ease of international printing and production.• Assisted in developing institutional procedures and created document templates to streamline future proposal design and production process.• Established nine new user-friendly iShare sites for New Business Development department, used and frequented by all Pathfinder employees to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas. • Conducted and presented global research on upcoming Grant opportunities in order to secure funding to promote and achieve Pathfinder’s mission.

• Planned and executed six successful concerts and three fundraisers. Responsible for all press, publicity, staffing and logistics.• Created and monitored the organizational budget.• Designed and produced all print and online materials.• Managed the planning and execution of quarterly board meetings and oversaw the work of the Board of Directors. • Solicited in-kind donations for events, such as food, supplies, and photography services. • Solicited advertisements for concert programs. • Managed Annual Appeal mailings.• Recruited, coordinated, and managed interns and volunteers.• Responsible for all ticket sales and distribution. Created new opportunities for exposure.• Designed, created, and distributed informational packets for board members, potential donors, and orchestra members. • Maintained fundraising and ticket sales database.

· Responsible for production of invitations, posters, brochures, PowerPoint presentations and promotional materials for 10 regional offices. · Served as mentor for new Facing History employees. · Responsible for training new employees on procedures and policies concerning design and publications. · Responsible for tracking and maintaining budgets related to graphic design department. · Acted as a member of the selection committee for

· Planned and executed the 2008 Facing History board trip to London and Northern Ireland for 94 board members and staff. · Managed the annual board retreat from 2001 to 2007 for up to 150 board members, major donors, and community leaders from around the world. · Built, managed, and monitored the budget for the 2008 board trip and annual board retreat. · Managed the planning and execution of quarterly national board meetings and periodic community events. · Responsible for communication between board members and office of the executive director, including donor pipeline maintenance and expansion, as well as directional planning for campaigns. · Coordinated Facing History's presence at community events. · Created and distributed press packets for board members, potential donors, and staff members. · Maintained governance website. · Oversaw the work of the committee on governance for the board of trustees. · Coordinated development management schedules and travel (overseas and domestic).

· Assisted with the liquidation and disbursement of the estate of Julius Siegel. · Responsible for filing, fund allocation, and general organization of the estate. · Oversaw the day-to-day management of the estate.

· Planned and facilitated educational activities for low- to middle-income children aged 5- 12. · Provided a safe after-school environment for children, and coordinated programs designed to stimulate learning. · Managed and organized on-site bookkeeping and accounting. · Acted as the administrator for a federally funded school lunch program.

Bachelor Of Arts, Music And Photography

Activities and Societies: House Chair, SEC Music Representative, Student Council, Photography Professor Hiring Committee, Hiking.

High School Diploma, General Studies