The Chesapeake Bay Foundation-PA Tuesday named Laurel Spagnolo Director of Major Giving in Pennsylvania.

“We’re excited to have Laurel on our team,” CBF’s Pennsylvania Executive Director Harry Campbell said. “Her background and experience with so many aspects of development and donor relations will strengthen our efforts to restore and protect Pennsylvania’s rivers and streams.”

As an experienced non-profit manager and professional fundraiser, Spagnolo’s most recent duties with Presbyterian Senior Living in Dillsburg included conducting capital campaigns, cultivating and retaining donors, managing planned giving, coordinating special events, and working with volunteers.

Spagnolo’s background also includes experience while in development positions in Reading and Mechanicsburg.

“I look forward to meeting and connecting with the donors support the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and would like to consider it,” Spagnolo said of her role with CBF. “It will be a pleasure to hear about their interests in saving Pennsylvania waters and the Bay.”

Spagnolo has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Bloomsburg University.

She lives in Carlisle and is Choir Director and Director of Music at Shiremanstown United Methodist Church in Harrisburg.

Spagnolo can be contacted by sending email to: Lspagnolo@cbf.org.

For more on Chesapeake Bay-related issues in Pennsylvania, visit the Chesapeake Bay Foundation-PA webpage.  Click Here to sign up for Pennsylvania updates (bottom of left column).  Click Here to support their work.

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[Posted: July 31, 2018]

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