Kate M. is the Director of Development at the Damar Foundation, where she focuses on the strategy and execution of nonprofit impact. Educated in Public Affairs at the ONeill School, she has a proven track record of building annual funds from the ground up and is driven by collaborative approaches to program delivery.
Outside of her professional role, Kate is deeply passionate about caregiver support and womens empowerment, often attending conferences and sharing insights on these topics. She is actively involved in creating inclusive, safe, and fun community events for families, particularly those within the autism community.
Kate has a personal connection to autism advocacy, often participating in and promoting events with the "Ausome Indy Dads" group.
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