Becoming a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) signals commitment, competence and credibility. To become a CFRE, fundraising professionals must document their professional performance, education and professional practice as well as pass the CFRE exam.
We are proud to recognize these members for their accomplishment of becoming CFREs during the most recent CFRE testing window:
Chandler Bibb, CFRE, Director of Development, Alabama Children's Hospital Foundation, Birmingham, AL
Mary Brush-Hahn, CFRE, Associate Director of Major Gifts, UT Health Science Center at Tyler, Tyler, TX
Meaghan Byrnes, CFRE, Annual Gifts Officer, North Bay Regional Health Centre Foundation, North Bay, ON
Karl C. Cote, CFRE, Executive Director, Northeast & Seton Health Foundations, Northeast Health Foundation, Albany, NY
Michelle Daniel, CFRE, VP for Philanthropy & Strategic Implementation, Methodist Senior Services, Tupelo, MS
Sarah Helm, CFRE, Executive Director, ALMH Foundation, Lincoln, IL
Mary M. Klinger, CFRE, President, St. Luke's Foundation, Cedar Rapids, IA
Jared A. Langkilde, MBA, CFRE, President & CEO, HonorHealth Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ
Ashleigh Leite, CFRE, Vice President, Major Gifts & Planned Gifts, HonorHealth Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ
Morgan E. Milner, CFRE, Associate Director of Development for Major Gifts, Neuroscience & Behavioral Medicine, Children's Hospital Foundation, Silver Spring, MD
Jane Nordell, CFRE, Major Gift Officer, Lehigh Valley Health Network, Office of Philanthropy, Allentown, PA
Joycelin L. Randle, CFRE, Senior Development Officer, Arkansas Children's Hospital Foundation, Little Rock, AR
Clarissa Reis, CFRE, Director, Leadership Gifts, Parkview Foundation, Fort Wayne, IN
Caroline Thompson, CFRE, Director, Philanthropy, University Hospital Foundation, Edmonton, AB
Collette Wixom-Call, CFRE, Director of Advancement - Physical Medicine & Rehab, University of Utah Health Office of Advancement, Salt Lake City, UT