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Ability360 has named Camille Ridley director of community relations and development, bringing more than two decades of experience in nonprofit and corporate fundraising, donor engagement and community relations to the organization.
In her new role, Ms. Ridley will lead fundraising and development efforts to help expand resources and support Ability360’s mission of empowering people with disabilities throughout Arizona.
“We are very excited to have Camille Ridley join Ability360,” said Christopher Rodriguez, president and CEO of Ability360. “Camille’s expertise in navigating community and donor relationships, while understanding community stewardship, made her a standout candidate. I’m confident that she will play a key role in building meaningful relationships throughout the community to help us continue growing our impact, while ensuring our mission to empower people with disabilities remains at the center.”
Ms. Ridley brings extensive nonprofit leadership experience to the position. Most recently, she served as vice president of marketing and development for United Cerebral Palsy of Central Arizona. She also held fundraising and donor development positions with American Red Cross Arizona and worked in development and donor relations for ASU Gammage.
“I’m honored to join Ability360 and continue work that is deeply meaningful to me,” said Camille Ridley, director of community relations and development for Ability360. “Fundraising is ultimately about building relationships that connect people to purpose. I’m excited to build on those relationships, expand philanthropic support and help ensure Ability360 has the resources to continue advancing independence, choice and opportunity for people with disabilities across Arizona.”
Mr. Rodriguez said Ms. Ridley’s combination of fundraising expertise and community engagement experience will help strengthen the organization’s ability to serve individuals and families throughout the state.
Ability360 is one of Arizona’s leading nonprofit organizations serving people with disabilities, providing programs and services that promote independence, inclusion and self-determination.
