Grandview Kids is transitioning its fundraising efforts by establishing a new Development Department within the center. This restructuring will see the winding down of the existing foundation and the appointment of a new Development Lead. The transition will be led by Interim Executive Lead, Development, Linda Flynn, who will ensure the continuity of fundraising activities and donor care.
Grandview Kids is taking fundraising into their own hands now that they’ve moved into their new building in Ajax.
They’re going to launch a new Development Department within the centre to replace the foundation, which will wind down its operations in the coming months. To help the transition, Linda Flynn has been appointed as Interim Executive Lead, Development. She will work with Grandview Kids’ Board of Directors and staff to ensure the continuity of development activities, develop strategic priorities and focus on donor care.
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