Wedgwood Christian Services
Connector
Through her role as Advancement Officer at Wedgwood Christian Services, Kori Thompson, MBA works to develop partnership opportunities to make mental, behavioral, and emotional health services accessible to youth and families who are hurting in West Michigan. Kori serves on the Cornerstone University Young Alumni Council, and the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) West Michigan National Philanthropy Day Board. She recently participated in the Emerging Leaders Program through the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce and is currently working on completing her Certification for Fund Raising Executives. She enjoys learning about the strengths, interests, and capabilities of others in order to identify opportunities that will allow them to grow and shine. Kori is passionate about building connections because she understands that so much more can be accomplished when we partner together.
Kori says, “Building genuine, authentic connection is a commitment. It doesn’t happen overnight. But I have witnessed how being present, intentional and faithful can make a significant and lasting impact.”
Kori Thompson, MBA
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