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AFP Aloha Chapter Membership Roster by Co 043021.Xlsx 1 of 6 AFP Aloha Chapter Membership Roster by Co_043021.xlsx Company Last Name First Name CFRE Title After-School All-Stars Hawaii Glidden Maria Program Manager Aloha United Way Calibraro Emmaly Vice President of Fundraising and Major Gifts Aloha United Way Noh Chelsie Director of Major Gifts American Red Cross Peters-Nguyen Diane CEO, Pacific Islands Region American Red Cross Hawaii Washburn David Chief Development Officer Anaina Hou Community Park Lowry Jill Executive Director Assistance Dogs of Hawaii Maurer Maureen Executive Director Assistive Technology Resource Centers of Hawaii Fischlowitz-Leong Barbara Executive Director Boy Scouts of America, Aloha Council Fujii Ellise Director of Development and Marketing Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Peace Rodrigues Kamalani Campaign Director Catholic Charities Hawaii Imamura Celeste Development & Communications Manager Catholic Charities Hawaii Saunders Mary VP-Philanthropy CLC Consulting Lallo Cynthia CFRE President Community Impact Advisors Oyer Jennifer CFRE Principal & Managing Director Damien Memorial School Lee Liza Director of Advancement Damien Memorial School Spilker Kirsten Director of Development Dana Kokubun Grant Writing Kokubun Dana Owner East-West Center Young Peter EWC Grants Officer Feeding Hawaii Together Sullivan Jennine Executive Director Forword Writing Williams Shari Independent Grants Professional Friends of the Children's Justice Center of Maui Tonnessen Paul Executive Dir Girl Scouts of Hawaii Chang Shari Chief Executive Officer Grant Writer & Community Partnership Manager Figueroa Sarah Hanahau'oli School Levine Julie Director of Institutional Advancement Hanalani Schools De Lizo Cynthia Director of Parent & Community Engagement Hawai‘I Community Foundation Hanson Martha Director, Donor Relations Hawaii AG & Culinary Alliance Hayashi Denise Principal Hawaii Baptist Academy Lueder Billie Director of Institutional Advancement 1 of 6 AFP Aloha Chapter Membership Roster by Co_043021.xlsx Company Last Name First Name CFRE Title Hawaii Baptist Academy Shiira Ronald President Hawaii Children's Action Network Catalani Ryan Director of Advancement Hawaii Community Foundation La'a Eric CFRE Hawaii Community Foundation Martos Uri Philanthropy Officer Hawaii Community Foundation Pratt Robin Philanthropy Officer Hawaii Community Foundation Tully Inger CFRE Hawaii Community Foundation Yukimura Darcie CFRE Director of Community Philanthropy Hawaii Council For the Humanities Yamashiro Aiko executive director Hawaii Foodbank Nakano Lisa Donor Relations Manager Hawaii Foodbank, Inc. Rand Laura Kay Vice President & Chief Impact Officer Hawaii Meals On Wheels Cordero-Lee Michelle CEO Hawaii Pacific Health Borisov Simone Major Gifts Officer Hawaii Pacific Health Chun-Uyehara Elizabeth Director of Philanthropy Hawaii Pacific Health Dolan Robyn Assoc. Director of Philanthropy, KMCWC Hawaii Pacific Health Dunbar Dawn Senior Vice President, Philanthrophy Hawaii Pacific Health Forcier Colette CFRE Program Director, Children's Miracle Network Hawaii Pacific Health Mullally Nina Director of Philanthropy Hawaii Pacific Health Price Amanda Assoc. Director, Corp. Giving & Annual Fund Hawai'I Pacific Health Valentin Annie Sr Development Officer Hawaii Theatre Center Fukeda Avery Development & Events Manager Hawaii Wildlife Center Okawa Rae Hawaii Youth Symphony Rückmann Rüdiger Director of Advancement Hawaiian Humane Society Gromko Elizabeth Manager of Annual Giving Hawaiian Humane Society Hunt Christina Hawaiian Humane Society Lockler Abby Capital Campaign Coordinator Hawaiian Islands Land Trust Britten Angela CFRE Director of Development Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition of Hawaii Ingram Jacquelyn Program Director Helping Hands Hawaii Nakamichi Dorian Communications & Development Manager 2 of 6 AFP Aloha Chapter Membership Roster by Co_043021.xlsx Company Last Name First Name CFRE Title Hilo Medical Center Foundation Rantz Lisa Executive Director Historic Hawaii Foundation Iwata Elisabeth Ann Director of Operations Historic Hawaii Foundation Kiczek Michelle Honolulu Habitat For Humanity Littlefield Bri Fund Development Manager Honolulu Museum of Art Kawahatsu Jeddie Individual Giving Coordinator Honolulu Museum of Art Lauer Budd Director of Advancement Honolulu Museum of Art Morihara Michelle CFRE Grants Manager Ho'okako'o Corporation Gibson David Executive Director Ho'Ola Na Pua Spady Mea Director of Advancement Hope Partners Hawaii, LLC Alsup Cathy CFRE Principal Hospice Maui Grupenhoff Astrid Advancement Director Huapala Designs LLC Bernardino Mona Chief Operating Officer HUGS Wereszczynskyj Alex Development Director Hui No`Eau Visual Arts Center Forsythe Anne-Marie Executive Director Island Pacific Academy Kodama Be-Jay Director of Advancement Kapi'olani Health Foundation Naula Emily Senior Development Officer, Philanthropy KCAA Preschools of Hawaii Cox Christina President Ke Ali'i Pauahi Foundation Torres Bran-Dee Director, Annual Giving Programs Kokua Commuications Moore Melanie President Kuakini Foundation Nagamine Brian Manager Foundation Kumu Kahua Theatre Blanchard Donna Managing Director La Pietra - Hawaii School For Girls Lee Leah Director of Advancement & Alumnae Relations Le Jardin Academy Chow Courtney Director of Advancement Legacy of Life Hawaii Downes Nancy Director of Marketing & Fund Development Linda Drake Consulting Drake Linda Manoa Valley Theatre Wilborn Kip Executive Director Maryknoll School Chang Wendy Maryknoll School Mau Sabrina Annual Giving & Events Coordinator 3 of 6 AFP Aloha Chapter Membership Roster by Co_043021.xlsx Company Last Name First Name CFRE Title Mid-Pacific Institute Cleary Shannon Vice President of Institutional Advancement Morris Consulting Morris Ouida Yvonne Owner Nakamura Nakamura Carlayna Development Consultant North Hawaii Hospice, Inc Hubbard Gayle Director of Development North Kohala Community Resource Center Richardson Christine Pacific Buddhist Academy Hernandez Morse Josh Head of School Pacific Buddhist Academy Lee Megan Executive Assistant to the Head of School Pacific Rim Community Innovations Corporation Janowicz Theresa "tracy" President Pacific Whale Foundation Rhee Susan Director of Development Palolo Chinese Home Nakayama Darlene Chief Executive Officer Parents And Children Together Kusumoto Ryan President/CEO Parents And Children Together Spierings Norma Chief Development Officer PBS Hawaii Sumida Christina VP of Advancement Punahou School Fordham Kikilia Director of Leadership Reunion Giving Punahou School Ogami Carrie Director of Gift Planning Punahou School Sakumoto Marni Reunion Giving Officer Punahou School Sato Suzanne Dir of Foundation Relations Punahou School Schiff Mariette Dir of Advancement Operations Responsive Caregivers of Hawaii Marsh Michael CFRE President & CEO Sacred Hearts Academy Golis-Yamamoto Angie Director of Development Saint Louis School Bauer Jennifer Director of Development and Communications Saint Louis School Medeiros Glenn President Seabury Hall Brummel Kaimana Director of Advancement Seabury Hall Hart Gayle Associate Director of Advancement Solid Concepts, Inc. Tokumura Sanae ACFRE President St Francis Healthcare Healthcare System Keaulani Cathy Vice President, Foundation St. Andrew's Schools Burke Jennifer Director of Institutional Advancement St. Andrew's Schools Dung Megan Advancement Assistant 4 of 6 AFP Aloha Chapter Membership Roster by Co_043021.xlsx Company Last Name First Name CFRE Title St. Andrew's Schools Michel Camille Susan H Oshiro, LLC Oshiro Susan Aloha Chapter Administrator The Friends of Iolani Palace Toledo Pomai Director of Development and Communications The Fund Development Group Look Patti CFRE Principal The Institute For Human Services - Hawaii Wright Jill Director, Philanthropy and Community Relations The Nature Conservancy Hawai'i Admiral Lori Director of Philanthropy The Salvation Army Karioka Kyle Divisional Director of Planned Giving The Salvation Army Wallace Barbara Donor Relations Director The Salvation Army - Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Foulke Bri Donor Relations Manager The Salvation Army- Hawaiian & Pacific Islands Div Yogi Mari Partnership Development Director The Salvation Army Western Territory Kim Elizabeth Director of Corporate Engagement and Government Relations The Shain Group, Inc Shain Barry President/CEO Tom Blackburn-Rodriguez & Assoc. Blackburn-Rodriguez Tom Fundraising Consultant United Cerebral Palsy Association of Hawai‘I Akao Keane Executive Director Wilcox Health Foundation, Hawaii Pacific Health Bestwick Andrew Director of Philanthropy YMCA of Honolulu Van Duyne Kerri Vice President of Development YWCA Oahu Mazzei Cara Director of Development & Community Relations Alexander Marc Ciambrone John CFRE Foster Mike Galagan Nicole Greer Keith CFRE Harpham Anne Jamshidi-Kent Mondy Vice President Knapp Janice CFRE Philanthropy Manager Leger Jennifer Naguwa Joan Nakashima Deborah 5 of 6 AFP Aloha Chapter Membership Roster by Co_043021.xlsx Company Last Name First Name CFRE Title Pereira Peter Wilber Kara Wolter Keith Rev Wong Randy CFRE 6 of 6.
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