Community Foundation of Broward
David Ratcliffe is an experienced philanthropic services executive currently serving at the Community Foundation of Broward since September 2017, focusing on outreach initiatives with professional advisors. Prior to this role, David transitioned to semi-retirement in May 2017 after a distinguished career at U.S. Trust, where responsibilities included managing philanthropic solutions thought leadership from May 2016 to May 2017 and leading a national sales team for philanthropic solutions from January 2012 to May 2016. David's extensive background also includes significant positions at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, where roles ranged from managing institutional philanthropic management to overseeing personal trust sales in Broward County, and serving as SrVP at SunTrust Bank, concentrating on trust and investment management services for high-net-worth clients. David holds a BA from Wake Forest University, earned between 1973 and 1977.
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Community Foundation of Broward
The Community Foundation of Broward helps individuals, families, and organizations create personalized charitable Funds that deliver game-changing impact. A charitable Fund is the most modern and effective way to unlock the full potential of every dollar you give. It’s a highly-personalized tool uniquely designed to reflect your values, passions, and goals. Ultimately, a Fund at the Foundation enables smart people - like you - to leverage our philanthropic know-how and community expertise to create the change you want to see in the world. A charitable Fund is today’s powerful alternative to conventional private foundations. Your Fund keeps you involved in your giving, carries on your family name and delivers the service you expect from the region’s most experienced team of philanthropic experts. If you are ready to become a BOLD force for positive change in your community - we invite you to establish your endowed Fund today. For more information visit www.cfbroward.org or call 954-761-9503.