As the Chief Development Officer at StepUp Ministry, Kelly Hurter plays a pivotal role in advancing the organization’s mission to transform lives through employment and life skills education. With over 20 years of professional experience, Kelly brings a wealth of expertise in corporate foundation leadership...
As the Chief Development Officer at StepUp Ministry, Kelly Hurter plays a pivotal role in advancing the organization’s mission to transform lives through employment and life skills education. With over 20 years of professional experience, Kelly brings a wealth of expertise in corporate foundation leadership and corporate social responsibility, focusing on creating impactful programs that align with both community needs and corporate KPIs. Her strategic planning skills have been instrumental in developing initiatives that not only enhance employee engagement but also foster meaningful community outreach.
Currently, Kelly is spearheading several key projects aimed at expanding StepUp's reach and effectiveness in Wake County. These initiatives include the development of comprehensive training programs that equip individuals with essential job skills and life management strategies, thereby promoting long-term stability and success. Under her leadership, StepUp has also enhanced its marketing and social media strategies to raise awareness and attract new volunteers and donors, ensuring a sustainable model for growth.
Kelly’s expertise in grants and grant writing has been vital in securing funding for innovative programs that address the unique challenges faced by the community. By leveraging her extensive network and experience in new business development, she is committed to building partnerships that amplify StepUp's impact. Her passion for helping individuals overcome obstacles and achieve their goals is evident in her hands-on approach and dedication to fostering a supportive environment for both staff and program participants. Through her leadership, StepUp Ministry continues to be a beacon of hope and transformation in the community.
