Orange County Government, NY
Nicole Andersen, CFRE, GPC has extensive experience in grant writing, development, and community relations. Nicole has held various leadership roles in organizations such as Orange County Government, where they served as the Director of Community Development, overseeing the administration of federal funding and ensuring compliance with regulations. Previously, they were the Director of Development and Communications at The Arc of Orange County, where they implemented successful communication and fundraising strategies. Nicole has also worked as a consultant to non-profits, municipalities, libraries, museums, and educational institutions, providing services such as grant research and writing, fundraising, and program development. Additionally, they have experience in fund development and grant writing at Green Chimneys School and Children's Services. Throughout their career, Nicole has been instrumental in securing millions of dollars in grant funding and increasing donor engagement and fundraising income.
Nicole Andersen, CFRE, GPC has a diverse educational background. Nicole received their Master of Arts degree in American Studies from William & Mary in 1996-1997. Prior to that, they completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in History and Anthropology at Binghamton University from 1994 to 1996. Nicole also holds an Associate of Arts degree in Liberal Arts from Dutchess Community College, which they obtained from 1992 to 1994.
In addition to their academic achievements, Nicole has obtained two notable certifications. In November 2009, they became a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE). Nicole later received the Grant Professional Certified (GPC) certification from the Grant Professionals Association in November 2016.
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Orange County Government, NY
The History of Orange County: In 1609, Henry Hudson sailed up our Hudson River and anchored the "Half Moon" in Cornwall Bay. Orange County was established in 1683 as one of the original counties of the Province of New York. The county name is derived from King William III of England who was a Prince of the House of Orange. George Washington established his longest residency during the Revolutionary War in Newburgh. It was here that he founded the Order of the Purple Heart, and in 1850 Washington's Headquarters became the first Registered National Historic Landmark in the United States. The United States Military Academy at West Point has produced military heroes of great renown such as Eisenhower, Patton, and Schwartzkopf. The oldest military academy in the United States rises imposingly over the Hudson River and is still one of the most popular tourist attractions in the northeast. Orange is the only New York county located between two rivers, the Hudson on the east, and the Delaware on the west. At one time the Delaware and Hudson Canal connected them. A section of the D&H can still be seen in Cuddebackville along with a museum housing canal artifacts and history Picnic at Washington's Headquarters, hike Storm King Mountain, play golf at one of our beautiful courses and tour historic West Point. Come visit, and make your own history in Orange County!