Kristi Padley is a seasoned business development professional with a robust background in non-profit development, currently serving as the Director of Donor Relations at Prison Fellowship International since January 2016. With a career spanning over 17 years, Kristi has honed her expertise in corporate partnerships,...
Kristi Padley is a seasoned business development professional with a robust background in non-profit development, currently serving as the Director of Donor Relations at Prison Fellowship International since January 2016. With a career spanning over 17 years, Kristi has honed her expertise in corporate partnerships, individual donor cultivation, and grant management, making her a vital asset in advancing the organization’s mission to transform the lives of prisoners and their families through faith-based initiatives.
In her current role, Kristi is focused on intentionally developing a dedicated file of mid-level donors, targeting contributions up to $15,000. She employs a strategic approach to donor relations, cultivating meaningful relationships that not only inspire generosity but also foster a sense of community and shared purpose among supporters. Her efforts have been instrumental in increasing donor retention rates and elevating annual giving levels, ensuring that Prison Fellowship International can sustain and expand its impactful programs.
Prior to her current position, Kristi served as Donor Relations Manager from August 2014 to December 2015, where she laid the groundwork for the organization’s donor engagement strategies. Her skills in fundraising, grant writing, and volunteer management have been pivotal in driving successful campaigns and initiatives. Kristi’s leadership and program development acumen enable her to navigate the complexities of non-profit philanthropy effectively, making her a key player in the organization’s growth and sustainability. With a commitment to fostering philanthropy and enhancing community engagement, Kristi Padley continues to make significant strides in the non-profit sector, championing the cause of justice and restoration for those affected by incarceration.
