Anna Christine Kimberly

About Anna Christine Kimberly

As the Development Manager at the Georgia Chapter of the Parkinson’s Foundation, I am committed to building strong community relationships and driving impactful initiatives that support those affected by Parkinson’s disease. My focus is on fostering partnerships, leading fundraising efforts, and engaging stakeholders to expand the Foundation’s reach and impact.Previously, as a District Executive at Scouting America (formerly Boy Scouts of America), I worked to strengthen community partnerships and deliver engaging presentations that inspired youth participation and volunteer involvement. My dedication to relationship-building and program development helped create inclusive and meaningful experiences for Scouts and their families.With an MPA from Clayton State University, my expertise in strategic communication and presentation has been instrumental in both nonprofit development and education. At Pierce Mortuary Colleges Inc, I guided prospective students through the enrollment process, ensuring they had the resources and support needed to succeed. My passion for empowering individuals—whether students, Scouts, or those impacted by Parkinson’s—drives my work in community engagement and development.

Experience

1. Development Manager

   Parkinson's Foundation

   Mar 2025 — Present

   Lead fundraising efforts, community engagement, and donor relations to advance the mission of the Parkinson’s Foundation in Georgia. Plan and execute successful fundraising events, including Moving Day Atlanta, to ensure program sustainability and financial growth. Cultivate relationships with donors, corporate sponsors, and community partners to expand philanthropic support. Build strategic partnerships with local organizations and stakeholders to increase awareness and community impact. Drive donor stewardship initiatives, ensuring long-term engagement and continued financial support. Oversee sponsorships, grants, and revenue-generating initiatives to enhance chapter resources. Provide exceptional support to volunteers, donors, and event participants through effective communication and hands-on involvement.Dedicated to making a lasting impact, I work to strengthen the Foundation’s reach and support for those affected by Parkinson’s across Georgia.

Education

• Clayton State University

  Master of Public Administration - MPA

  2019 — 2020

• Union Grove High School

  High school diploma

• University of West Georgia

  Technical Theatre/Theatre Design and Technology

  2015 — 2016

• Clayton State University

  Bachelor of Arts - BA

  2016 — 2019