Chelsea Spence joins the TBRS Community as the new Director of Development, bringing over thirteen years of dedicated experience in philanthropy, fundraising, and nonprofit management.
With a Master’s in Organizational Leadership specializing in Philanthropic Leadership from the University of Denver, Chelsea has a proven track record of driving growth and achieving fundraising targets through innovative campaigns, major gifts, and capital campaigns. Chelsea’s strategic expertise and commitment to developing meaningful relationships with donors are poised to significantly enhance the TBRS Community’s efforts in supporting individuals affected by Tatton Brown Rahman Syndrome. Chelsea is an outdoor enthusiast, enjoying Tennessee’s waterfalls and serving as a Girl Scout troop leader, nurturing the next generation of leaders.
We are excited to have Chelsea’s expertise to help guide the TBRS Community in fundraising and development efforts!
