You’ve already got heart and vision. We get it. We do, too.
Together, we can change the world
We know fundraising isn’t easy, especially when you’re just starting out.
Sandy started Get Fully Funded in 2005 because she hated seeing really good causes struggle to raise the money they need.
She knew there’s an easier way because she’d done it, growing the revenue at a small food bank from $150,000 per year to over $1,000,000 in less than 5 years. She also helped stabilize revenue for a brand new after-school music program, doubling the donor base and creating a monthly giving program in a little less than a year.
Sandy took everything she learned the hard way and distilled it into simple, easy-to-learn nuggets that she and her team deliver through a variety of services and programs.
Everything you’ll learn is practical and easy to use. There’s no guesswork or theory here – only proven tactics that get results.
We know that by breaking down big concepts into smaller parts, we can help you learn quickly and easily, so you spend less time struggling and more time changing lives.
We believe that raising money for your nonprofit shouldn’t be overwhelming, scary, boring, or hard.
And we’re here to help you.
We want to help thousands
Each of us has our own story to tell about raising money as a child selling candles, candy, or wrapping paper.
We all know how hard rejection is to hear.
Our goal is to help 10,000 nonprofits learn how to fully fund their budget this year.
And we’ve got the ideas and know-how to help you if you want to be one of them.
Your success is our success
Every day, you face big challenges. You juggle activities, budgets, and more. You don’t have time to waste on fundraising that doesn’t work.
Between us, we’ve raised millions through grants, events, direct appeal, and more. We’ve wrangled volunteers and Board members, getting them more involved in the nonprofit’s work. We’ve built donor lists from scratch, created systems to streamline workflows, and pitched more stories to the media than we can count.
It wasn’t always easy for us and that’s why we want to make it easier for you.
We’d love to make you our next success story!
Happy People Say…
“We doubled our revenue from $60,000 to $120,000!
Before I joined the Mastermind, I was raising some money, but I didn’t like asking for money. Now, after participating in the weekly sessions, my confidence has definitely increased, and I have a PLAN for going forward.”
“We more than doubled revenue from our annual event!
One of the best truths I’ve learned from Sandy is that our relationship with our donors should be TRANSFORMATIONAL, not transactional. Our event was a massive success. We grew attendance by 46% over last year. And bottom-line: we raised over $52,000 (more than double from last year!)
Sandy, thank you for reminding me to work smarter, not harder, to remember that the purpose of my one big annual event is building those relationships!”
“Our magic number is bringing in money!
We calculated our magic number, just like you taught us and decided to use it for Georgia Gives Day, which we’d never done before. I didn’t really know what to expect. I was so excited when we hit our goal of $5,142! It felt like people were helping teach kids on horses, not just pay our bills.
We used that number again to apply for a grant and got $12,000, all because I could explain exactly how that money would be used to help special needs children receive therapy.”
Our motto? Do good. Have fun. Get funded.
Sandy Rees
Founder and Chief Encouragement Officer
Sandy Rees
Founder & Chief Encouragement Officer
As the chief do-gooder and Founder of Get Fully Funded, Sandy has a calling to be your number one cheerleader when it comes to funding your nonprofit.
For nearly 20 years, she has helped hundreds of small nonprofits go from “spaghetti-on-the-wall, nickel-and-dime” fundraising, to achieving 6 or 7-figure bottom-line results.
Using a proven process, Sandy shows students how to find ideal donors, and then connect and build genuine, long-term relationships. She guides you to figure out what to do next, with lots of ideas and practical tips along the way — so you know exactly how to get results, time and time again.
As your teacher and coach, Sandy is practical, warm, encouraging, approachable and sometimes, even a little goofy. “Fundraising doesn’t need to be a drag. I know how to make it fast, fun and productive.”
When she’s not working, Sandy lives on a small farm in rural East Tennessee with 2 dogs, 6 cats, 2 horses and the occasional miniature donkey fosters. She also volunteers for Project Linus, making quilts for kids in need.
- Most unusual place I’ve visited? Topsia Slum in Calcutta, India. It was humbling, awe-inspiring and terrifying at the same time. It changed my life.
- Big, bold goal? To help 10,000 small nonprofits raise more money so they can make a bigger difference in the world.
- Secret superpower? I can’t help but encourage others, so they stay positive and feel confident to move forward and not be held back by fear.
“I love working with founders because they’re so entrepreneurial. They’re willing to do what it takes. There’s nothing better than getting people excited, giving them a little direction to spark their creativity…and then watching them do the most amazing things.”
Jessie Bustamante
Senior Fundraising Coach
Jessie Bustamante
Fundraising Coach
Jessie puts the FUN in fundraising. She brings her energy and enthusiasm for fundraising to our clients, helping them find new revenue streams, grant opportunities, and innovative ideas to increase their capacity to serve. She is here to help you get what you need to succeed.
Jessie comes to the Get Fully Funded team with 10+ years of fundraising experience including working at a local community center outside of Phoenix, AZ, and has also led the American Lung Association as Executive Director in California. Her overall mission is to help organizations find funding to make this world a better place for everyone to live, work, and play.
She is actively engaged in her alma mater, the University of Arizona, and currently serves on the Alumni Association Governing Board, which is a key fundraising arm under the university foundation. Jessie earned her Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Literature and then went on to receive her MBA from the University of Phoenix. Although not completed yet, she has finished most of the coursework for a Doctorate of Organizational Leadership.
Jessie’s greatest accomplishment in life is being honored with a leadership award in her maiden name, The Singer Award, that continues to be given to deserving students at the University of Arizona. She owes her career, meeting her husband and finding her passion in life to serve others through her university experience.
In her personal time you can find Jessie spending time with her 12 nieces and nephews. This may be over Zoom as they read bedtime stories together or physically travelling the country to be together as they are spread out from Seattle to Chicago. She is also a Hallmark movie junkie and lives for happy endings! Even if everyone around her knows the plot to the movie, she still loves to indulge in feel-good romantic comedies. If you want to ever make Jessie truly happy, she loves and lives for birthday cake. She will tell you that everyday is her birthday if that means cake is involved!
- Craziest thing you have done? Skydiving! If you ever want me to do something crazy with you, give me no time to think it through and tell me it’s time to go.
- Top causes? Dog Rescues, Seniors, & Higher Education
- 3 words to describe me? Positive, Optimistic, Grateful
“Be grateful that you woke up this morning & remember to enjoy every waking moment. Today is truly a gift, that’s why we call it the present!”
Julie Copeland
HR and Leadership Coach
Julie Copeland
HR and Leadership Coach
As a HR and Leadership Coach, Julie brings mission-driven expertise, curiosity, and a growth mindset to clients at Get Fully Funded. She looks forward to understanding your unique challenges, organizational culture, and developmental goals in order to support your quest of achieving your absolute BEST. Developing the potential of others and their organizations is Julie’s purpose, priority, and passion.
Julie is the VP Talent at HRD Strategies, Inc., an executive coaching, organizational development and leadership training firm, located in Greensboro, North Carolina. Named an “Impact Leader” in her field, Julie’s professional experience canvasses both the public and private sectors. With over 20 years of professional experience, Julie provides strategic expertise to organizations seeking optimized performance & talent excellence. Additionally, Julie serves as an Executive Coach with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Kenan-Flagler Business School.
Julie is a senior level credentialed Human Resources Professional through the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and the Human Resource Certification Institute (HRCI), with both SHRM-SCP & SPHR certifications.
Julie is a Past President of the Junior League of Greensboro, and has served on a National Advisory Council for the Association of Junior Leagues International, has volunteered with Junior Achievement for over a decade, is a member of the National League Of Junior Cotillions (NLJC) Advisory Council, is a Graduate of Leadership Greensboro, has served on the Board of Directors of the Human Resource Management Association of Greensboro (HRMAG), has chaired the Guilford Technical Community College (GTCC) Advisory Board on HR & Business, is a Past President & Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Greensboro History Museum, and is a Past Board Member of the Greensboro Public Library.
Julie has received the distinguished North Carolina Governor’s Volunteer Service Award and is a recipient of the esteemed Elizabeth Clay Smith Humanitarian Award from NCSHRM (NC Society of HR Management).
In her free time, Julie enjoys long leisurely walks with her Hubby, Brooks, and her tri-colored American Cocker Spaniel, Sir Handsome Hamilton. Vineyard hopping is also a favorite pastime of Julie’s. On Sunday afternoons, you can find her dancing the Fox Trot, Waltz, Cha Cha, & Shag while instilling confidence in students in Grades K-12. Together, she and her Hubby direct a Cotillion, teaching character education, ballroom dance, and etiquette to local youth.
- Top causes? Local Volunteerism, Community Improvement, Character Education, Regional History, Literacy, & Caregiving Advocacy
- My secret superpower? ++ Positivity! ++
- 3 words to describe me? I think you’ll find me to be enthusiastic, devout, & caring.
“When you come to a roadblock, take a detour.” — Barbara Bush
Katie Croskrey
Leadership & Fundraising Coach
Katie Croskrey
Leadership Coach
As a Nonprofit Leadership Coach with Get Fully Funded, Katie is focused on providing tools for nonprofit leaders to excel in their organization. From coaching and training her aim is providing support to nonprofit leaders with Board, Volunteer, Staff and Strategic planning projects.
Katie is the President of Non Profit Magic, an Executive Coaching and Consulting solution for non profit organizations. For more than 25 years she has been involved in fundraising with the nation’s leading voluntary health agencies, including the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, American Diabetes Association and the Alzheimer’s Association. In addition to fundraising, Katie has worked to deliver and evaluate education programs for people living with chronic illnesses. From grant writing to special events, her experience is varied and comprehensive. Katie knows how challenging a leadership role in a nonprofit organization can be since she has served in these roles at the local and national level for many years.
Katie stays involved with the local philanthropic community as a volunteer. She has served on the AFP Philanthropy Day planning committee for many years. Katie has been an instructor at the University of California San Diego Extended Studies for 14 years. She teaches Introduction to Development, Corporate Partnerships courses and is developing a new course in Board Relations. Katie enjoys introducing and inspiring people to become involved in the nonprofit sector.
In 2018 Katie completed a master’s in nonprofit management from Regis University. Katie is also an ICF certified coach (ACC) with a focus on nonprofit leaders.
Katie’s greatest accomplishment is coaching staff to accomplish more than they ever felt possible. She feels a sense of pride when staff she has coached and mentored move on to leadership positions in other organizations or when students accomplish the goals they have set. The best compliment Katie received was from a past staff person who told her…”There were times I didn’t think I could do it, but you (Katie) always thought I could and I accomplished more than I ever thought possible.”
Outside of work, Katie can be found spending time with her dog, Finn. They love to walk, hike and learning to swim in the ocean (for Finn). Katie also enjoys skiing, all outdoor activities involving music and traveling to visit friends and family..
- Most unusual place you’ve visited? I once visited Roswell, NM. I saw pictures and listened to people who had wonderful stories to tell about the mysterious landing in their town.
- Big grand goal? To take a group of students to Europe to study Philanthropy!
- 3 words to describe me? Warm, focused, and caring.
“Tomorrow is another day!” — My Mom
Gary Drinnen
Capital Campaign Coach
Gary Drinnen
Fundraising Coach
As your coach, Gary will bring a fun, thoughtful approach to helping you stretch yourself to achieve your goals. You have the passion to serve your mission. Gary looks forward to working with you to learn how to use it to expand your reach even further!
For the last 12 years, Gary has helped dozens of small to medium sized nonprofit organizations serve more people by increasing their fundraising potential. Since 2013, he has worked almost extensively in the area of major gifts and capital campaigns. Gary has conducted feasibility studies or consulted on capital campaigns in Missouri, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas.
Over the years, he has contributed his personal energy and resources to organizations like YOKE Youth Ministries, Habitat for Humanity of Tennessee, Emerald Youth Foundation, and East Tennessee Regional Leadership.
When he’s not working with clients, Gary can usually be found with his son, Gary IIII, cheering on the Tennessee Volunteers or St. Louis Cardinals, spending time in the Smokies, cooking, or playing vintage base ball (two words in the 1800s).
- Most unusual place I’ve visited? Kompong Phluk – a floating village near Siem Reap, Cambodia
- What did you want to be when you grew up? Garbage collection. Hanging on to the side of a big garbage truck while riding down the road always looked incredibly cool.
- Secret superpower? In the eyes of my 5-year-old? Everything. In reality? Generating laughs on demand.
Morgan Gross
Fundraising Coach
Morgan Gross
Fundraising Coach
Morgan joins the Get Fully Funded team as a Coach and has a unique privilege to have a global fundraising background, working across Africa and the United States. Her original experience is in Elementary Education, receiving her Undergrad and Masters in Elementary Education & Curriculum Development from University of Missouri. Her fundraising journey began when she co-founded a mental health awareness nonprofit in 2015 and dove right into the fundraising world, while also teaching 2nd grade.
Morgan has always had a huge passion for traveling and learning from new cultures. She worked with several global nonprofits as a volunteer, traveling across the world and teaching abroad in South Korea. Using her education and fundraising background, she moved to Africa in 2016 as a Fundraising Manager, working across East and Southern Africa. Over the years, she has worked with a variety of causes in education, gender equality, conservation, human rights, and many more. In 2018 and 2019, Morgan won several Global Marketing and Fundraising awards for her innovative campaigns and story-telling techniques.
Her fundraising superpowers are in individual giving, peer to peer fundraising, and campaign creations, but having worked with small to medium sized nonprofits, she has experienced every aspect of fundraising. She truly knows the work and dedication going into starting a nonprofit while also the skills and passion for mobilizing donors to multiply a nonprofit’s impact.
You can constantly find Morgan outdoors, hiking, fishing, playing with Suki, her Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy or reading a book! As you could have guessed, she loves to travel and has a goal to get to every continent (including Antarctica!) by 35. Morgan divides her time between Dallas, Texas and Africa where she lives on a farm with lots of furry animals.
- What did you want to be when you grew up? A teacher! Growing up, I had no idea what a “Fundraiser” was as a career but love how I use my teaching fundamentals when supporting Education nonprofits.
- Big, bold goal? Visit every continent by the time I’m 35! Australia and Antarctica are the remaining continents.
- Top causes? Education, Mental Health, and Women’s Rights
“Live out of your comfort zone!”
Kenita Smith
Fundraising Coach
Kenita Smith
Fundraising Coach
Kenita Smith has over 12 years of nonprofit executive management experience and an MBA from American Intercontinental University. Before joining the Get Fully Funded team, she founded her own organization called H.O.P.E, Inc. (Helping Other People be Empowered) in 2009 with no nonprofit experience, donors, or grants and built it to what it is today. She has raised over $1.5 million dollars in the past eleven years and grew her donor database from twelve to over four hundred donors. She has also assisted forty other founders with 501c3 filing, forming, and growing their organizations.
Kenita has always been a giver and loves helping others. She is a wife and mother of four boys. In her spare time, she serves as a minister, loves music, dancing, movies, and all things funny.
- Most unexpectedly wonderful compliment? You’re an inspiration.
- Big, bold goal? To be a millionaire.
- What did you want to be when you grew up? A Pediatrician.
“To Thine Own Self be True!”
Emily Best
Operations Director
Emily Best
Operations Director
As our Operations Director, Emily helps make sure our team has what they need, our clients feel supported, and all the moving pieces come together seamlessly. With a natural talent for project management, schedule blocking, evaluating priorities, and creating systems that help people succeed, Emily brings structure and clarity to even the busiest moments.
Emily also helps lead the client experience at Get Fully Funded, making sure every interaction reflects the care, responsiveness, and support our clients deserve. From nurturing relationships with current and future clients to answering questions, solving challenges, and helping people find the right resources for their nonprofit journey, Emily is passionate about making sure people feel valued and supported from their very first interaction and beyond. Whether she’s solving a problem, answering a question, improving a process, helping lead a workshop, or jumping in wherever she’s needed most, Emily has a gift for making people feel cared for and helping everything run just a little bit smoother.
What truly sets Emily apart is her heart for people. She leads with kindness, compassion, and empathy in everything she does, believing every interaction is an opportunity to encourage someone, lighten their load, or remind them they’re capable of more than they realize. Around Get Fully Funded, she’s known for going the extra mile for our team, our clients, and anyone who reaches out for support. If someone needs help, Emily is usually the first one asking, “What can I do?”
Serving others isn’t just something Emily does, it’s woven into every part of her life. She served as a Girl Scout Leader and continues to be an active and key volunteer with both her Troop and Service Unit. Emily continues to support local American Legion Veteran posts, Wreaths Across America, Loudon County Animal Shelter, Young-Williams Animal Center, and Newborns in Need. She is also a proud Project Linus Blanketeer, creating handmade blankets and quilts to comfort children in need. As well as supporting S.T.A.R. Therapeutic Academy of Riding and organizing book collections through the African Library Project. Whether she’s supporting nonprofits through her work or serving in her community, Emily is happiest when she’s helping others make a difference.
When she’s not helping nonprofits grow, Emily enjoys spending time with her high school sweetheart, their two children, and the animals on their family farm. Their home is filled with plenty of love, laughter (and a little bit of chaos) thanks to their rescue Coonhound pup, Neyland, their black long-haired cat, Myrtle, and a flock of chickens. Their family loves spending time outdoors hiking, kayaking, swimming, exploring new places, relaxing at the beach, serving their community, and cheering on the Tennessee Vols during football season. Emily also enjoys reading, gardening, preserving food from her garden, quilting, crocheting, knitting, drawing, painting, and finding creative ways to live more sustainably.
- Big, bold goal?: Help thousands more nonprofits secure the funding they need so they can change even more lives in their communities.
- Top causes?: Animal welfare and rescue, supporting children and families, veterans, literacy, environmental sustainability, and building communities where people feel seen, valued, and supported.
- Secret superpower: Helping people feel seen, supported, and capable while finding a way to make things happen.
- 3 words to describe me?: Compassionate, dependable, and driven.
“The greatest impact we can make isn’t always measured in dollars raised or goals achieved. Sometimes it’s helping someone feel seen, believed in, inspired to keep going, and reminded that their work matters.”
Delani Delgado
Fractional Fundraising Specialist
Delani Delgado
Fractional Fundraising Generalist
Hi, I’m Delani! I’ve spent the last several years executing fundraising, donor engagement, and communications strategies for nonprofits. I come alive when creating campaigns that tell a clear story and move people to action—whether that’s launching a crowdfunding campaign, building email journeys, or producing community-centered events. I’ve worked across development, marketing, and external affairs, and I bring a “people first, strategy always” approach to every challenge. I hold a Master of Public Administration and love helping mission-driven teams grow their impact (and their budgets)!
Jessica Hansen
Fundraising Coach
Jessica Hansen
Fundraising Coach
My name is Jessica and I’ve been working with nonprofits since I was a teenager, if you can believe it! While I was with Silicon Valley Community Foundation —making grants to thousands of nonprofits and managing donor advised funds— I was inspired to dedicate my career to the independent sector.
After earning a Master’s in Nonprofit Administration from the University of San Francisco and moving up through Development roles, I began consulting. My clients vary from grassroots groups looking to level-up to larger organizations needing strategy, board re-invigoration, or fractional fundraising support. I love passing knowledge and skills along to nonprofit clients because it helps them strengthen and sustain their impact. My clients do the heavy lifting to improve communities, and I feel grateful to be able to support that.
Lee Anne Venable
Fundraising Coach
Lee Anne Venable
Fractional Fundraising Generalist
As your coach, Lee Anne brings a practical, strategic approach to helping you strengthen your fundraising and reach your goals. She looks forward to helping you turn your passion into a clear plan, stronger donor relationships, and the resources your organization needs to thrive.
For more than 16 years, she has helped nonprofits grow their fundraising capacity through major gifts, events, grant strategy, and capital campaigns. She partners with nonprofits, ministries, and community initiatives to build donor pipelines, strengthen fundraising systems, and turn big ideas into funded realities.
Her background includes advancement roles with Habitat for Humanity, Scotland Memorial Foundation, and the University of Southern Mississippi Foundation, along with consulting on campaigns and community initiatives across the Southeast. She currently serves on the boards of Downtown Hattiesburg and disentangleAD. She is a proud graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi and holds a CFRE (Certified Fundraising Consultant) Certificate.
But the most important part of her story is being Ronnie’s wife and Andrew’s mom. Honorable mention goes to her German Shepherd, Nala—a rescue dog with a deep love for Milk-Bones and absolutely no interest in physical activity.
- Most unusual place I’ve visited? Probably the Chili’s in the Oakland airport. But living pretty close to New Orleans provides just the right amount of unusual too.
- What did you want to be when you grew up? A Happy Scientist. My older brother insisted I was destined to be a Mad Scientist. Being a Happy Scientist seemed like a better plan.
- Secret superpower? Turning gratitude into momentum for fundraising.
Lisa Finley
Grant Writer
Lisa Finley
Grant Writer
Lisa is a grant specialist with nearly 20 years’ experience in all phases of the grant writing profession – including research, proposal writing, submissions, reporting, and everything in between. She has successfully written and received federal, state, foundation, and corporate grant awards.
Lisa achieved certification as a grant writer from the Grant Professional Association in 2019 and is an active member of the South Carolina Chapter. She raises approximately $1.5 million annually in grant funding for her local school district and nonprofit organizations.
Like many grant writers, Lisa’s engagement with grants was a “happy” accident. As a result of her Journalism degree and career experience as a magazine editor, a local nonprofit requested that she write a grant. The rest, as they say, is history, as she was hooked on the idea of writing for a cause.
A native of South Carolina, Lisa spends her free time working on her young adult novels, various arts & craft projects and hanging out with her husband and two dogs, Marley and Radar
- What did you want to be when you grew up? History teacher.
- Top Causes? Animal rescue, women’s issues, child abuse, and literacy.
- What is your bold, grand goal? I want to successfully publish my young adult novels.
“We all get the life we’re livin’, Mine ain’t over so I’ll keep on givin’.” – Michael Franti
Kristen Mobley
Marketing Director
Kristen Mobley
Marketing Director
What’s the secret to success? Having a magician behind the scenes to manage all marketing and daily operations (and maybe to keep Sandy in line). That’s what Kristen does for Get Fully Funded. As our operations manager, she’s also your go-to person when you have questions you don’t know who to ask, or even know how to ask. Even if she’s super busy, she’ll take the time to talk and take care of you in a kind, caring and supportive way.
Kristen has a wealth of volunteer knowledge, including experience with Knox Area Rescue Ministries, Second Harvest Food Bank, the Loudon County Animal Shelter, S.T.A.R. Therapeutic Academy of Riding, and PetSafe, where she helped set up a grant application for the organization.
Not only does Kristen manage many of the day-to-day operations and provide support to our internal team, Kristen also helps Sandy plan and assist our annual, 3-day live retreat.
When she’s not busy helping nonprofits grow, she rides her rescued horse, Indy, on the Dressage and Eventing team at her barn. Kristen also has 3 rescue kitties, who keep her and her husband company.
- Quote to live by? “Just keep swimming” (from Finding Nemo). Things in our business don’t always run smoothly, but I always do my best to be patient and live each day to the fullest.
- Big, bold goal? Help 10,000 nonprofits EVERY year learn how to fund their mission, so they don’t have to turn anyone away from their programs.
- Top causes? Animal rescue, environmentally friendly, hunger relief, housing and education to those in need.
“I am crazy passionate about giving back to the community. And my biggest reward is seeing how willing our clients are to learn, to change their organization for the better and get enough money to make their dreams a reality.”
Rebecca Jones
Marketing Assistant
Rebecca Jones
Marketing Assistant
Rebecca joined the Get Fully Funded team as the virtual marketing assistant. She comes with experience planning and executing events for a nonprofit and assisting small business owners with setting up and executing their marketing initiatives. Marketing projects she’s worked on include setting up funnels, creating automations and managing launches. Passionate about working “behind-the-scenes,” Rebecca enjoys providing operational support that enables teams to thrive so businesses can effectively serve their communities.
Rebecca and her husband moved back to Knoxville by way of Atlanta and Denver almost 6 years ago with their 4 kids. When she’s not shuttling three of her kids to soccer practices and games, Rebecca enjoys cooking and playing tennis. But let’s be honest—most of her spare time is spent at the soccer field, cheering on her athletes!
- Craziest thing you’ve ever done? White water rafted class IV rapids.
- What’s your secret superpower? Meal planning for my family of 6 each month.
- Quick word association – what 3 words describe you? Sporty, rule-follower, Type A (that’s more than 3 technically!)
“Imperfect action is better than perfect inaction.”
Farah Charania
Bookkeeper
Farah Charania
Bookkeeper
As our Bookkeeper, Farah brings over 11 years of experience in managing financial transactions with precision and efficiency. Her extensive background spans hospitality and retail accounting, where she has honed her skills in maintaining accurate records, overseeing accounts payable and receivable, and preparing financial reports. Farah’s strong organizational skills and expertise with accounting tools ensure our financial records are always reliable. Beyond her role, she is always eager to help with other projects.
Farah, a proud New Yorker, enjoys discovering new restaurants, finding the best chai spots, and is currently training for the 2025 NYC Marathon. She also cherishes spending quality time with her family and is a huge Harry Potter fan.