Jack Lorenz, M.A. Email & Phone Number

Palm Springs, CA, US

California

Start-up non-profit working to end unsheltered street homelessness. First development and communications person tasked with creating fundraising and communications operation from the ground up. Fundraising, marketing strategy, policies, CRM, website, procedures and team development.Accomplishments- First year raised $30 million ($5 million in philanthropy.

Greater Los Angeles Area

Responsible for agency wide fundraising, communications and community outreach. Member of the senior leadership team determining strategic goals and planning. Public relations officer.Accomplishments- Increased overall funding and constituent housing services. Added housing funding streams for at risk senior citizens. Fiscal year funding for 2021 will be.

Greater Los Angeles Area

• Programs- Responsible for entire slate of the Equality California Institute programming-Supervision of existing programs as well as the development, funding and implementation of new programs and well as marketing and.
• Created and secured funding for the Equality California Institute signature program, “Health Happens With Equality”- a statewide media outreach and education campaign designed to promote the Affordable Care Act to the.
• Created and secured federal funding for “Protect, Detect, Report”, a program designed to prevent LGBT seniors from becoming victims of Medicare Fraud.
• Continued successful completion of research and implementation of California Department of Mental Health funded “Reducing Disparities Report” which examined the challenges members of the LGBT community encounter when.
• Created and executed a successful plan for five annual major fundraising events in San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento and Palm Springs. Total revenue from these events is well in excess of $4,000,000 per.
• Created and implemented a major gifts program that now includes individual donor outreach and long-term strategic stewardship initiatives.

Greater Los Angeles Area

• Gatekeeper was established to create documentary films, media advocacy policy campaigns and educational programs addressing and promoting the issues of human and civil rights and social and economic justice, focusing.
• Successfully obtained funding for programming, educational campaigns and media advocacy projects
• Developed grassroots and viral distribution and exhibition plans for films, as well as e-commerce and social networking sites, to enhance public awareness of issues
• List of projects:o “The Gatekeeper” (Screen Media/Universal), Winner of nine film festival awardso “The Invisible Mexicans of Deer Canyon” (Documentary in release)o “The Invisible Chapel” (Documentary in release)o “One.

Master Of Arts, Humanities, Summa Cum Laude

First in Class

Bachelor Of Arts, Theatre History