Notable Women in Nonprofits build endowments, programming and relationships for the organizations that they help lead. They secure donors, advocate for change and search nonstop for new and creative approaches to fundraising. The 59 women in this report were nominated by their peers at work and in the community (read more about how they were chosen here). Read all of our Notable Women coverage here.
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