Eileen Price Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, Ga, Us

In the City Camps (ITC) is an independent Jewish summer camp that delivers the proven outcomes of overnight camp in an affordable, accessible day camp package.Our innovative program creates lifelong friendships, nurtures personal growth, and inspires a meaningful connection to the Jewish community and Israel for the 90% of Jewish children who do not attend Jewish overnight camp.My responsibilities include:• Establishing and leading an independent Jewish summer camp program. • Guiding a year-round staff of five and a summer staff of 100 team members, which entails modeling, coaching, and instilling expectations of excellence in camp operations and holding team members accountable for working in alignment with educational and community goals.• Allocating and managing a $900K annual budget, including responsibility for marketing, operations, staffing, facilities, transportation, and fundraising• Leveraging strong community partnerships and donor relations to raise $60K to fund 80 need-based camp scholarships in 2021.• Balancing CEO duties with eight weeks of hands-on summer camp leadership due to COVID-related staff shortages, successfully operating in adherence with all safety guidelines and with zero COVID cases.

• Provided consulting services to nonprofit organizations, enabling them to operate efficiently and improve strategic fundraising efforts.• Designed and established comprehensive plans for family legacy programs, empowering high net worth individuals to structure philanthropic giving for maximum future impact.• Created and led engaging workshops, including: “Passing on a Philanthropic Tradition,” “Your Vision: Inspire Others to Act,” “Value Discovery: Values that Govern Your Life and Work,” “Philanthropy in a Family Context,” and “Where to Give and How to Make an Impact” to help cultivate future generations of philanthropic givers.• Developed RFP and strategic plans, successfully winning the opportunity to lead corporate philanthropy efforts by coordinating volunteer activities for large companies (500+ employees).

• Helped create the Next Generation Jewish Philanthropic Initiative aimed at connecting young Jewish people with the principle of Tikun Olan through participation in hands-on community service trips.• Researched and implemented best practices to coordinate program efforts across a group of 15 philanthropic leaders.• Designed and implemented all aspects of a $1M foundation grant, taking responsibility for evaluating community needs and reviewing grant applications to allocate funds for optimal community impact.

Atlanta, Georgia, Us

• Advised 20 private foundations.• Helped donors allocate philanthropic dollars around a shared mission and vision to change the world.• Assisted family foundations to plan and execute ways to make an impact with their net worth over multiple generations.