Oakland Parks and Recreation Foundation
Amanda Lacau-Noguera is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in leadership roles across various organizations. Currently serving as a Board Member for the Oakland Parks and Recreation Foundation since January 2024, Amanda previously held the position of Gala Chair at the East Bay Agency for Children in 2023. From November 2018 to July 2022, Amanda contributed to The Crucible as both Board President and Board Member. Amanda's corporate experience includes significant sales leadership positions at Raytheon BBN Technologies, Antenna Software, Moai Technologies, Success Factor Systems, and Oracle Corp. Amanda began their career as a Caseworker for U.S. Senator Alan Cranston. Amanda holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science, cum laude, from San Francisco State University, complemented by a High School Diploma from Vintage High School.
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Oakland Parks and Recreation Foundation
Oakland Parks and Recreation Foundation (OPRF) is the city-wide champion for quality parks and recreation opportunities for everyone in Oakland. Oakland is a city of strivers and believers at the center of a dynamic and fast-growing region. Now more than ever, Oakland needs high quality parks and recreation programs where Oaklanders can gather, play, reflect, relax, create and grow strong. With a network of business leaders, grassroots community groups, city agencies, elected officials, and a committed board and staff, OPRF brings people and resources together to sustain and grow a thriving, equitable, and resilient system of parks and recreation for Oakland. Spurred into action by the dramatic decline in public funding for parks in the wake of Prop 13, Oakland Parks and Recreation Foundation continues to build on 40 years of success with three key strategies: *Supporting the people who make great parks happen. We provide fiscal sponsorship and support to 100+ organizations on the ground in parks across the city. These grassroots groups are the heart, soul and muscle of Oakland’s most dynamic spaces and programs, supporting community life with volunteerism and stewardship, as well as diverse arts, culture, nature, sports and recreation programs. *Promoting philanthropy and civic leadership for parks and play. We manage funds and targeted gifts for people who want to make a major impact -- from teaching every kid to swim to building skateparks and playgrounds. *Connecting the dots with special projects. We take on special projects and form strategic partnerships to tackle specific challenges to the vision of Oakland as a welcoming city with world-class parks and recreation programs. Recent special projects include our biennial park survey and advocacy, pilot public benefit use and seeding major capital projects. To learn more about how you or your business can help Oakland parks thrive, visit our website below.