Diane Dale, Director of Philanthropy for Covenant Living at the Samarkand in Santa Barbara, CA, has over eighteen years of fundraising and nonprofit experience. Most recently, she served as the Director of Development for La Casa de Maria, an inter-spiritual retreat and conference center serving over 12,000 individuals and 250 nonprofit groups annually. During her tenure, they completed a $7.6 million capital campaign. Diane then created their first annual giving program and Legacy Society, coordinated fundraising events, and implemented a robust grants program supporting capacity building, operations, capital projects, and sponsorships.
Previously, Diane was Director of Annual Giving and Grants at the Santa Barbara Center for the Performing Arts, where she was part of the team that raised $70 million to restore the historic Granada Theatre. Also a professional writer, she has authored scripts for the Pittsburgh Symphony and production companies, and one of her pieces won a Telly Award for “Best Video Documentary.” A native Californian, Diane graduated from California State University, Fullerton. She is honored to be a part of the Central Coast nonprofit community. Diane is honored to be working with the amazing seniors at Covenant Living at the Samarkand.
Diane Dale, Director of Philanthropy for Covenant Living at the Samarkand in Santa Barbara, CA, has over eighteen years of fundraising and nonprofit experience. Most recently, she served as the Director of Development for La Casa de Maria, an inter-spiritual retreat and conference center serving over 12,000 individuals and 250 nonprofit groups annually. During her tenure, they completed a $7.6 million capital campaign. Diane then created their first annual giving program and Legacy Society, coordinated fundraising events, and implemented a robust grants program supporting capacity building, operations, capital projects, and sponsorships.
Previously, Diane was Director of Annual Giving and Grants at the Santa Barbara Center for the Performing Arts, where she was part of the team that raised $70 million to restore the historic Granada Theatre. Also a professional writer, she has authored scripts for the Pittsburgh Symphony and production companies, and one of her pieces won a Telly Award for “Best Video Documentary.” A native Californian, Diane graduated from California State University, Fullerton. She is honored to be a part of the Central Coast nonprofit community. Diane is honored to be working with the amazing seniors at Covenant Living at the Samarkand.
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