Keri Wolfe Email & Phone Number

• Lead and grow strategic plans and relationships to understand Cradles to Crayons' impact on children and families, and build an organization-wide effort in support of ending Clothing Insecurity and other children’s poverty issues• Establish short, medium, and long-term priorities for impact, evaluation, and research surveys, projects, pilots in collaboration with executive leadership, internal and external stakeholders, C2C distribution Service Partners, and community impact and research partners• Set the mission, vision, and strategy for the annual Chairman's Council Clothing Insecurity Impact Award and corresponding grants in collaboration with Chairman's Council and executive leadership to invest in organizations meeting children's clothing needs• Create and train on Impact resources, tools, and collateral to support C2C colleagues and external #EndClothingInsecurity ambassadors• Develop and execute C2C's education and awareness initiatives, including coordination of thought leadership content, communications strategy, and market participation and events• Cultivate elected officials and policymakers as C2C and basic needs champions at the local, state, and federal levels to elevate clothing as a critical basic need warranting government response and support• Lobby for policies and legislation at the state and federal level that close basic needs gaps, increase families' cash resources, end diaper need, and improve children's access to everyday essentials• Direct impact studies and needs assessments research conducted in partnership with external consultants• Secure and oversee management of more than $3M in local, state, and federal funding over three years• Build and strengthen a network of peer organizations across the country to collaborate and grow a national movement to #EndClothingInsecurity

• Led C2C's national strategy to develop a comprehensive impact and program evaluation plan that measures the outcomes of Cradles to Crayons' services on children and families• Initiated and co-led the evolution of the organizational metrics in partnership with Operations leadership• Facilitated cross-market, cross-functional Impact Working Group to build out Impact as a new organizational function area and ensure successful understanding and use of impact data, resources, and messaging• Researched and updated poverty data, state and federal funding and policy landscape, and social and philanthropic trends to inform organizational positioning and thought leadership• Managed external relationships engaged in data studies, research, and pilot programs to further validate and measure Clothing Insecurity and the impact of Cradles to Crayons' resources• Revamped and executed annual awarding of a cross-market Impact Award for excellence in partnership

Greater Boston Area

• Oversaw a partnership network of 144 partner organizations, 350 partner programs/ sites, and 1,000 individual account holders• Strategically grew our network, researching new partnership opportunities to match organizational capacity, demand, and growth goals• Ensured the successful development and implementation of all services to partners and the overall satisfaction and enhancement of these services per customer needs and requirements• Piloted programming and distribution models to increase access, impact, and depth of services• Drove assessment and design of programmatic data sets for analysis and decision making• Assisted in the evolution of Kids Served model for standardization and comprehensiveness in conjunction with Program Operations leadership staff• Co-lead impact and evaluation work, including creation of programmatic data reports and researching applicable poverty topics and statistics• Promoted from Manager of Partner Relations (April 2019)

Brighton, Ma

• Built and maintained relationships with non-profit organizations through clear, timely communications and solid customer service• Managed programmatic data; build team reports and prepare partnership profiles• Executed capacity-building programming and partnerships: examples include the Mobile Pantry Program, Summer KidPack Program, and corporate pick-up spots/ hub model• Created supporting materials for the marketing communications and the partner relations team• Assisted partners who have been invited to participate in the application process, including creating new accounts, reactivating existing accounts in the database, and trouble-shooting problems with the online ordering system• Took a leading role in coordinating special event tasks as it relates to partner agencies

Brighton, Ma

• Managed the volunteer Champion Corps program, 50+ committed individuals who lead volunteer groups and provide station support in our Giving Factory warehouse• Oversaw the College Corps: develop internship experiences and hire interns, identify college leaders, and provide career development support in collaboration with local colleges and universities • Led groups of volunteers in processing stations in our warehouse to quality-check and prepare donations• Planned and implemented recruitment campaigns to promote community awareness, recruit volunteers, build partnerships, and meet annual goals• Collaborated across departments to meet community-based goals and organizational needs• Developed and update Champion volunteer descriptions as appropriate and create Champion volunteer positions to fill applicable needs of the organization• Trained staff, Champion Corps Volunteer Leaders, and College Corps Group Volunteer Leaders to lead groups of volunteers in processing stations in our warehouse

Concord And Portsmouth, Nh

• Taught composition and public speaking courses • Instructed communications across multiple mediums, including the use of presentation aides and social media• Advised students regarding their liberal arts studies and future plans• Assisted students in using library and campus resources• Recommended students for scholarships and awards; write letters of support for students who transferred to new academic programs or institutions or progressed to graduate school

Rochester, Nh

• Taught history and English courses, both in a face-to-face environment and online• Courses ranged from composition, research, and the writing process to world history, American history, the history of New England, and World War II history• Provided first-contact college instruction for adult learners• Developed online curriculum for a virtual classroom• Guided careful evaluation of research sources and information; introduced students to library resources

Hanover, Nh

Hanover, Nh

Certificate In Nonprofit Management And Leadership With The Institute For Nonprofit Management

Master Of Arts In Liberal Studies (Mals), Globalization Studies

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), History, Minor In English