As the Executive Director of the Regional Parks Foundation, Lauren B. leverages over 12 years of extensive experience in non-profit fundraising to drive impactful initiatives that enhance community engagement and environmental stewardship. In her current role, she is at the forefront of strategic fundraising efforts,...
As the Executive Director of the Regional Parks Foundation, Lauren B. leverages over 12 years of extensive experience in non-profit fundraising to drive impactful initiatives that enhance community engagement and environmental stewardship. In her current role, she is at the forefront of strategic fundraising efforts, focusing on major gifts and corporate sponsorships that support the East Bay Regional Park District. Lauren’s leadership is characterized by her authentic approach to relationship management, fostering connections with donors, community stakeholders, and local organizations to cultivate a shared vision for universal access to parks and recreational programs.
Under her guidance, the Foundation has launched several key projects aimed at increasing public access to parklands and promoting educational initiatives that highlight the importance of environmental conservation. These projects not only enhance the recreational offerings available to the community but also serve as platforms for community economic development, ensuring that all residents, regardless of background, can enjoy the natural beauty of the East Bay.
Lauren’s expertise in public policy and nonprofit organizations enables her to navigate complex funding landscapes, while her proficiency in corporate communications and customer relations ensures that the Foundation's mission resonates with a broad audience. By utilizing tools such as Microsoft Office and pivot tables, she meticulously analyzes fundraising data to optimize campaign strategies and drive successful annual campaigns. Committed to fostering a more just and equitable society, Lauren B. exemplifies the role of a public servant dedicated to making a lasting impact through the power of parks.
