Lincoln Community Foundation (LCF) (lcf.org) recently announced the promotion of Sandi Hansen to Vice President, Philanthropy Services. Hansen leads LCF efforts to support community initiatives and cultivate strategic philanthropic partnerships.
“Sandi is passionate about creating and fostering meaningful relationships to build our community,” said LCF President, Tracy Edgerton. “We’re thrilled to have her expertise guiding the vision and strategy for our Philanthropy Services team.”
Additionally, LCF is pleased to welcome three new staff members to its team of professionals who are committed to building a better, stronger community for people today and generations to come.
Kate Bolz brings nearly 20 years of experience in economic and community development to the role of Community Leadership and Belonging Manager, supporting LCF’s community leadership and grantmaking functions by facilitating collaborations across all sectors of the city. Bolz also designs and implements strategies to address inequities in our community and leads belonging, equity, and inclusion efforts.
Also joining the team earlier this year isJusty Gortemaker. In the new role of Events & Communications Manager, she designs and executes LCF’s events and supports internal and external marketing efforts. Gortemaker is a passionate storyteller with nearly 10 years of experience in producing events.
Phil Truong brings more than five years of experience to the Finance & Operations Team as LCF’s new Staff Accountant. In this role, Truong is responsible for grant processing, accounts payable, fiscal sponsorship fund management, and data analysis.
Since 1955, LCF has been privileged to be part of many wonderful legacies by connecting donor generosity to local needs. The organization serves as a faithful steward for many types of philanthropic gifts and helps donors create lasting legacies of giving. LCF has distributed more than $255 million in grants to nonprofit organizations that have improved the lives of their residents. Learn more at lcf.org.