Kim Sumpter
Established program administrator with 10+ years experience in the nonprofit sector seeking opportunities to expand portfolio in project management, strategic relationships and fundraising initiatives pertinent to maternal and child health issues. Strengths and career highlights include:
Raised 1.8 million dollars through fund raising over 2.5 years to fund programs that improve the health of mothers and babies.
Successfully spearheaded multi-year initiative to improve maternal and child health for one of the largest non-profits in Atlanta, Ga., resulting in improved birth outcomes and savings of more than
28 million dollars in medical and developmental costs.
Planned and facilitated Southeast Region CenteringPregnancy Conferences in 2012 and 2015.
Designated to manage a 5.4 million dollar grant from the Kellogg Foundation to improve early childhood development and school transition for at-risk Hispanic populations.
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Director, Healthy Babies at United Way of Greater Atlanta
Project lead for regional collaborative network focused on improving the health outcomes of mothers and infants.
Provides strategic direction, partnership development, public education and awareness, and portfolio management for maternal and child health.
Recruit and provide effective volunteer coordination and manage volunteer board of directors.
Compile program reports for grantors and provide capacity building for grantees.
Liaise with community leaders and coalitions on behalf of United Way’s maternal and child health objectives.
July 2009 - Present