WHATGIVES Summer 2018

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Meet Your CCF Team OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT DEVELOPMENT & STEWARDSHIP DARRIN GOSS, SR. President & CEO Along with the Board, Darrin sets and implements the strategic vision for Coastal Community Foundation. Since Feb. 2016, Darrin has led the team at the Foundation. MELISSA LEVESQUE VP of Development & Stewardship As VP of Development & Stewardship Melissa oversees donor development, donor stewardship, and new fund creation and also creates engagement events for donors and professional advisors. GLORIA DURYEA Stewardship Officer Based out of our Beaufort Office, Gloria works with donors, their families, and professional advisors in the Southern Lowcountry to help them realize their philanthropic goals and also focuses on donor stewardship. TIFFANY FORTUNE Development Assistant Tiffany processes all gifts made by donors and fund establishers and also manages donor data. She keeps donor and gift information accurate and up-to-date. HELEN WOLFE Stewardship Officer With a focus on stewardship, Helen works with donors and their families to help them with philanthropic goals and leaving lasting legacies through endowments. Helen also supports the Bridge Philanthropists, CCF’s next generation of leaders. GRANTMAKING & COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP SHEFFIELD WEBB Director of Development Sheff connects donors to the Foundation through the Community Partnership Program. He also works with our corporate partners to help them achieve their charitable goals through CPP or corporate advised funds. PATTY DURHAM Executive Assistant EDIE BLAKESLEE VP of Grantmaking & Community Leadership KAELA HAMMOND Program Associate & Compliance Manager VERONICA HEMMINGWAY Program Officer CAROLINE RAKAR Program Officer AMBER WILLIAMSON Program Assistant Patty works closely with Caroline leads CCF grantmaking programs in the CCF’s grants while main- Amber processes all of the President & CEO, As VP of Grantmaking & Kaela manages the compliance processes for all of grantmaking programs in Northern Lowcountry, taining our nonprofit Leading CCF’s competitive managing his calendar, Community Leadership, interacting with the Board, Edie leads many of CCF’s CCF’s grantmaking, ensuring that grants comply including the Beaufort Giving Back to Berkeley, helps train nonprofits on the Southern Lowcountry, including Open Grants, partners’ data. Amber also managing the Foundation’s Charleston office, tives while overseeing key community initia- legally as well as follow Fund and the Winthrop and the Home Telecom how to use our online and creating a positive grantmaking. Edie is also the donors’ wishes. She Family Fund, Veronica Funds, and manages the grants portal. office environment for responsible for the Foundation’s new Civic Engage- leads several grantmaking connects nonprofit organizations and resources. including the Rev. Pinckney Foundation’s scholarships, donors, community leaders, and staff. ment Agenda. programs including The Blackbaud Fund, the Webb She is also responsible for Scholars Program. Croft Endowment, and the managing the Neighborhoods Energized to Win Realtors Housing Fund. (N.E.W.) Fund. 18 coastalcommunityfoundation.org
Over the past year, we’ve grown our capacity as a staff. Meet your team below—a group of experts dedicated to helping us unite people and invest resources throughout our nine-county region. FINANCE & INVESTMENT CHRISTA DIVIS VP of Finance & Chief Financial Officer In addition to directing all finance and accounting functions of the Foundation, Christa is responsible for the stewardship of CCF’s assets. Christa oversees CCF’s investment portfolio and leads CCF’s new Place-Based Impact Investment Initiative. CHERIE BROWN Finance Manager Cherie is responsible for supporting the management of finance and accounting activities, including accounts payable and compliance processes, for the Foundation and its supporting organizations. DAVID GALVIN Human Resources & Operations Officer David develops policies and practices that enhance CCF’s positive workplace culture, whether that is through managing day-to-day operations or through his human resources management. HERMAN GOINS Controller Herman is the primary accounting and tax manager for CCF and its supporting organizations. He manages our internal and external financial reporting including financial statements, tax work, audit, and more. TESS MARTIN Finance Officer Tess leads the funds management activities of CCF through fiscal review and monitoring of fund balances, and oversees quarterly fund reports. OPERATIONS Need something from a member of our team? CONTACT US: Charleston Office 843.723.3635 ANGEL JOHNSON-BREBNER Executive Vice President Angel leads the day-to-day operations of the Foundation’s supporting organizations while serving as the internal champion for the collaboration with staff, Board, and the Foundation’s partners. KAREN BLACK Director of Communications Karen works with the Leadership team to raise visibility and awareness of the Foundation’s work through CCF’s communication channels. She is responsible for media relations and branding efforts to tell the story of CCF, our affiliates and partners. PRENITA MACK Executive Assistant Prenita supports the Vice Presidents by managing calendars and coordinating special projects. Prenita also works with community leaders to plan and hold Town Halls as part of our Civic Engagement work. ANGEL ROSE TINNIRELLO Marketing & Events Associate Angel Rose assists in telling the Foundation’s story through various communication channels. She also plans all donor and partner engagement events for CCF and manages the CCF art gallery and artist programs. Beaufort Office 843.379.3400 BUSINESS HOURS 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Monday – Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Friday What Gives? <strong>2018</strong> / Volume No. 1 19
Page 1 and 2: What Gives? CREATING VIBRANT COMMUN
Page 3 and 4: PRESIDENT’S REPORT: The State of
Page 5 and 6: CCF Program Officer, Caroline Rakar
Page 7 and 8: Out of this realization was born a
Page 9 and 10: Lasting Legacies: Elizabeth Tarrant
Page 11 and 12: International African American Muse
Page 13 and 14: Patti began as a teller in 2009 and
Page 15 and 16: The Beaufort Fund: Celebrating the
Page 17: CCF team members (left to right) Gl

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