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Amy M. Zucchero is a seasoned nonprofit professional with extensive experience in fundraising, program development, and leadership. She has held senior roles at various organizations, including Chief Development Officer at IGNITE National and Director of Development and Partnerships at The Representation Project. Amy has a Master of Public Administration (MPA) from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in History from the University of California, Santa Barbara. She has a proven track record of success in raising millions of dollars for her organizations, building strong relationships with donors and stakeholders, and driving strategic initiatives to advance social impact.

Experience

  • IGNITE National
    • Oakland, CA
    • Chief Development Officer
      • Oct 2015 - Present
      • Oakland, CA

  • SF-Marin Food Bank
    • San Francisco
    • Major Gifts Officer
      • Sep 2014 - Oct 2015
      • San Francisco

      Part of a major gifts team that raised over $4 million annually from individual donors to support hunger relief efforts in San Francisco and Marin. I managed a portfolio of 170+ major donors that yielded close to $1,000,000 in fiscal year 1415. I also grew the portfolio by 33% from the previous year. Strategies included: direct mail, proposals, events, and personal solicitation. I partnered with the leadership team to design and execute the solicitation strategy to raise over $650,000 in corporate and individual sponsorship for the food bank’s annual gala. I spearheaded efforts to institutionalize and grow the food bank’s planned giving program. I managed a major gifts coordinator responsible for gift processing and administrative duties.

    • Director of Development and Partnerships
      • May 2011 - Aug 2014

      As a Director of Development & Partnerships, I partnered with the Founder/CEO, staff and board to raise over $500,000 for The Representation Project. Strategies included: major gifts solicitation, events, grant writing, direct mail, online appeals, monthly donor program. I also collaborated with Jennifer Siebel Newsom and her film team to raise $900,000 in funding for production of The Mask You Live In and The Great American Lie. Strategies included: producer solicitation, events, grant writing, Kickstarter campaign. I launched and grew The Representation Project’s Founder’s Circle, a group of 15 donors who contribute $25,000 or more annually over five years to support general operating expenses. I collaborated with consultants and Ms. Newsom on the branding and communications strategy for the broadcast premiere of Miss Representation and the launch of MissRepresentation.org. 1.4 million people watched the 2011 premiere of Miss Representation on the OWN network. By early 2012 the organization reached over 100,000 people with its messages through online platforms. In 2014, the organization reached 3.5M people weekly. Additionally, I designed and executed the Town Hall strategy for Miss Representation, convening 500 business and political leaders, educators, parents and youth to co-create strategies for building healthier communities. Cities: Boston MA, San Francisco, CA, Newark, NJ and Raleigh, NC. I cultivated, secured and stewarded national partners for The Representation Project. Partners included: White House Council on Women and Girls, Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, Step Up Women’s Network, Women’s Media Center, and Common Sense Media

    • Board Member
      • Jan 2010 - Jan 2013

      Co-chair Fundraising committee. Dedicated to raising awareness and resources for small, grassroots projects in developing countries. World Action believes that local people, leaders, and organizations—in every part of the world—understand best how to achieve lasting improvement in their own communities.

    • Program Officer
      • Jan 2004 - Apr 2011

      As a Program Officer, I steward and cultivated network members, growing membership by over 30 percent. I spearheaded Women’s Funding Network’s leadership initiative focused on building the leadership capacity of board members, executive directors and staff. Additionally, I designed the program and secured globally recognized speakers for their annual conferences.

    • Community Fellow
      • Jan 2009 - Dec 2010

      Participated in the Community Fellow's program. Co-led a grantee inquiry process for Education Circle.

    • Rape Program Manager
      • 1997 - 1999

Education

  • 2001 - 2003
    University of Massachusetts, Amherst
    Master of Public Administration (MPA)
  • 1993 - 1997
    University of California, Santa Barbara
    Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), History

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