Tim Fretz
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Dixie P. Butler
Tim is an excellent fundraiser, hard working and dedicated. I found that working with him was productive and most enjoyable.
Samuel Collins
Tim Fretz served Miriam's House for 15 years - but never proved as valuable as when he served after the founding executive director left during an uncertain time for the organization. Tim put his nose to the grindstone during the slow process of choosing the new executive director and kept the house running and open. When I arrived as the new director, Tim was open to ideas while also being the standard bearer for our mission and values. I inherited Tim's fundraising duties and found that he had established incredibly strong relationships with donors and foundations which made my success in fundraising relatively easy. He also managed the government grants so well that we were awarded a bonus at year's end for accuracy and timeliness. We learned so much in our year and a half working together. My favorite part of our association were the times we just went to the staff lounge, shared a cup of coffee, and talked throught the issues that were facing us - which were abundant. We were able to talk things through, create an approach, and then go upstairs and make it happen. Thanks Tim.
Dixie P. Butler
Tim is an excellent fundraiser, hard working and dedicated. I found that working with him was productive and most enjoyable.
Samuel Collins
Tim Fretz served Miriam's House for 15 years - but never proved as valuable as when he served after the founding executive director left during an uncertain time for the organization. Tim put his nose to the grindstone during the slow process of choosing the new executive director and kept the house running and open. When I arrived as the new director, Tim was open to ideas while also being the standard bearer for our mission and values. I inherited Tim's fundraising duties and found that he had established incredibly strong relationships with donors and foundations which made my success in fundraising relatively easy. He also managed the government grants so well that we were awarded a bonus at year's end for accuracy and timeliness. We learned so much in our year and a half working together. My favorite part of our association were the times we just went to the staff lounge, shared a cup of coffee, and talked throught the issues that were facing us - which were abundant. We were able to talk things through, create an approach, and then go upstairs and make it happen. Thanks Tim.
Dixie P. Butler
Tim is an excellent fundraiser, hard working and dedicated. I found that working with him was productive and most enjoyable.
Samuel Collins
Tim Fretz served Miriam's House for 15 years - but never proved as valuable as when he served after the founding executive director left during an uncertain time for the organization. Tim put his nose to the grindstone during the slow process of choosing the new executive director and kept the house running and open. When I arrived as the new director, Tim was open to ideas while also being the standard bearer for our mission and values. I inherited Tim's fundraising duties and found that he had established incredibly strong relationships with donors and foundations which made my success in fundraising relatively easy. He also managed the government grants so well that we were awarded a bonus at year's end for accuracy and timeliness. We learned so much in our year and a half working together. My favorite part of our association were the times we just went to the staff lounge, shared a cup of coffee, and talked throught the issues that were facing us - which were abundant. We were able to talk things through, create an approach, and then go upstairs and make it happen. Thanks Tim.
Dixie P. Butler
Tim is an excellent fundraiser, hard working and dedicated. I found that working with him was productive and most enjoyable.
Samuel Collins
Tim Fretz served Miriam's House for 15 years - but never proved as valuable as when he served after the founding executive director left during an uncertain time for the organization. Tim put his nose to the grindstone during the slow process of choosing the new executive director and kept the house running and open. When I arrived as the new director, Tim was open to ideas while also being the standard bearer for our mission and values. I inherited Tim's fundraising duties and found that he had established incredibly strong relationships with donors and foundations which made my success in fundraising relatively easy. He also managed the government grants so well that we were awarded a bonus at year's end for accuracy and timeliness. We learned so much in our year and a half working together. My favorite part of our association were the times we just went to the staff lounge, shared a cup of coffee, and talked throught the issues that were facing us - which were abundant. We were able to talk things through, create an approach, and then go upstairs and make it happen. Thanks Tim.
Experience
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N Street Village
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United States
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Non-profit Organizations
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1 - 100 Employee
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Director of Operations
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Jul 2014 - Present
Responsible for the day-to-day business operations of N Street Village’s five sites in Northwest D.C, and for the management of government grants. Manage relationships with the facilities management company, vendors, contractors, and government grant officers.
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Operations Manager
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Jul 2013 - Jun 2014
Responsible for the day-to-day business operations of N Street Village’s three sites in Northwest D.C, and for the management of government grants. Manage relationships with the facilities management company, vendors, contractors, and government grant officers.
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Manager of Foundation & Government Giving
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Oct 2011 - Jun 2013
develop, manage, and implement all aspects of grant process for portfolio in excess of $1million. Coordinate with program and finance staff to compete for, implement and manage government grants and contracts, with total portfolio over $1million. Member of 6 person development department.
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operations director
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Jun 1998 - Oct 2011
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administrator
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1994 - 1998
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Mennonite Central Committee
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United States
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Philanthropy
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400 - 500 Employee
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rural & community development
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1981 - 1995
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Education
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NCC
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University of Guelph
BSc -
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Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminaries
theology
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