PURPOSE
The purpose of the AMMA Charitable Fund is to make grant distributions to nonprofit organizations and other charitable causes as recommended by the Fund Advisor and approved by the Board of the Chester County Community Foundation.
The AMMA Charitable Fund supports:
– Underserved and/or under-resourced elders
– Children, including but not limited to education and child welfare
– Environment
– Other causes as decided by future Trustees
ABOUT THE FUND
Robbe A. Healey, MBA, NHA, ACFRE, FAFP is a Founding Member of Aurora Philanthropic Consulting. She brings more than four decades of diverse experience, insight, and success to philanthropic fundraising, strategic planning, Board governance, and non-profit organization management. She has worked with more than 150 organizations.
Robbe has Chaired the Board of Directors of AFP (Association of Fundraising Professionals) Global and the AFP Global Ethics Committee. Recognized for her expertise, AFP Greater Philadelphia Chapter named her the 2001 Fundraising Executive of the Year. AFP Global awarded her the 2013 Barbara Marion Award for Outstanding Leadership and named her a 2021 AFP Global Distinguished Fellow (FAPF).
Committed to community service, Robbe is a member and Past President of the Rotary Club of Greater West Chester Sunrise, Past President and current Secretary of the Greater West Chester Sunrise Rotary Foundation Board, Chair of the Westminster Presbyterian Church Endowment Fund Board, and Board member and Secretary of the Housing Partnership of Chester County. An avid hiker and outdoor enthusiast, you will find her serving with the “Natural Lands Force of Nature” team every chance she gets.
Amelia and Michael are Robbe’s daughter and son-in-law, and Madeline and Alexander are her grandchildren. AMMA are the future Trustees of the fund and will have the opportunity to support Robbe’s priorities and other causes about which they care most deeply.
DONATE
Mail checks made payable to:
AMMA Charitable Fund c/o CCCF
28 West Market Street
West Chester, PA 19382