Darcy Lee

Darcy Lee has a diverse work experience in the nonprofit sector. Darcy has served as an Executive Director for Samaritans Southcoast, overseeing a regional suicide and crisis lifeline. Darcy was also the Director of Development for the Women's Fund of Southeastern Massachusetts, responsible for philanthropy programs and grant writing. Prior to that, they worked as an independent consultant and award-winning author, assisting nonprofits with management and fundraising strategies. Darcy has also held positions such as Executive Director for Mayflower RSVP, Principal & CEO of Alden Charles Associates, and Chief Development Officer for the Center for Women & Enterprise. Darcy has a background in fundraising and development, and they have directed campaigns, managed budgets, and worked with volunteers to raise funds for various organizations. Before entering the nonprofit sector, they worked as a Press Aide for the Office of US Senator Edward M. Kennedy, where they handled press events and coordinated requests for federal grants. Overall, Darcy Lee brings a wealth of experience in strategic fundraising, development programming, and management to their work in the nonprofit sector.

Darcy Lee earned a Bachelor's degree in History from Fordham University, completing their studies from 1985 to 1989. It is not clear if they pursued further education at Clark University as no start or end dates, degree name, or field of study are provided.