
Pictured from left to right: Bruce Davies, Mya Brewis, Cheryl Miller, Shannon Born, Mark Oakley
Missing: Joanne Carey

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Bruce Davies, Executive DirectorFor 25 years, Bruce has worked with donors across Canada to ensure their charitable aspirations are realized. In his new role as Executive Director, Bruce is committed to continuing and expanding upon COF’s strong record of endowment building, donor stewardship, grant making and community leadership. |
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Mark Oakley, Finance DirectorHe is dedicated to providing ongoing liaison and support to our valued donors, including advice on gifting options. As Finance Director, Mark steadfastly ensures the financial health of the Foundation and strives for excellence in managing COF's administrative effectiveness. |
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Cheryl Miller, Grants ManagerCheryl manages COF's granting programs and supports charitable applicants through the process. She also coordinates and supports our various volunteer advisory committees as they review and consider applications. Her vast granting experience and charitable sector insights are invaluable resources to the process of determining grant allocations. |
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Mya Brewis, Office & Communications CoordinatorMya is responsible for office and communications services including the maintenance of COF's online presence (website, social media), coordinating advertisements and press releases and helping out around the office by supporting the other staff. Contact: mya(at)centralokanaganfoundation.org |
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Shannon Born, Community Entity Program CoordinatorShannon is privileged to be managing and supporting the Kelowna’s Homelessness Partnering Strategy projects as COF embarks on this exciting new venture. Shannon is passionate about improving the standards of living for all members of our community. |
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Joanne Carey, Vital Signs Program CoordinatorJoanne is committed to community engagement and responsible social research. She is excited to engage in discussions about our community’s strengths and needs as part of the 2013 Vital Signs Report. |