Kalamazoo Community Foundation hires two for donor relations team
Two new staff members have joined the Donor Relations team at the Kalamazoo Community Foundation.
Two new staff members have joined the Donor Relations team at the Kalamazoo Community Foundation. Julie Loncharte will serve as a Donor Relations Officer and Raven Britt joins the team as the Development Officer.
Loncharte will work with new and existing donors, helping to align donor giving with maximum community impact. She is a Muskegon native who has been in Kalamazoo for 20 years. Loncharte is experienced in education, sales, and business ownership. She earned a teaching certificate in Secondary Sciences and Master’s Degree in Literacy Studies from Western Michigan University.
Britt will focus on reaching out to new audiences, sharing the possibilities of philanthropy with the next generation of donors. A native of Lansing, she returns to her home state from New York City where she worked for the past 13 years in sales and account management. Britt’s volunteer experience includes New York Cares and Garden State Episcopal Community Development Corporation. She attended Lansing Community College and Hudson Community College in Jersey City, N.J., majoring in Business Administration & Marketing.
Source: Kalamazoo Community Foundation
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