The Nonprofit Partnership
Christina Hall is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in community initiatives, education, and nonprofit leadership. Currently serving as the Director of Community Initiatives at The Nonprofit Partnership since December 2019, Christina has also held roles as an Adjunct Faculty member at Chapman University, teaching courses on international nutrition and global food systems. Christina founded Sprouting Justice, a consultancy focused on youth health programs, and previously served as the Executive Director of the Orange County Food Access Coalition, advocating for improved access to healthy food options. Other notable positions include Volunteer Services Concierge Manager at OneOC and Board Chair of the Orange County Sustainability Collaborative. Christina holds a Master’s degree in Urban Sustainability from Antioch University and a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from the University of La Verne.
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The Nonprofit Partnership
The Nonprofit Partnership has a direct and profound impact on our community by ensuring thousands of nonprofit professionals, board members and volunteers receive the tools and resources they need to be successful and make their organizations thrive. We provide affordable access to high-quality services that are sorely needed by nonprofits today: programming and resources that focus on building the capacity of our local community organizations by promoting collaborative opportunities, enhanced resource development, networking opportunities, custom support services and year round educational seminars and workshops. Since 1993, the Partnership has provided support to over 3,000 nonprofit organizations, over 400 each year, by helping to build their skills, strengthen their foundations, and enhance their ability to better serve their communities through education, human services, healthcare, hunger and homelessness, the arts and beyond. We serve community organizations in over 35 cities across Southern California with a focus on Long Beach, the South Bay and the Gateway Cities. To build the capacity of nonprofits so they can make positive change in their communities. Successful nonprofits supporting thriving communities.