Audrey DeLoffi has more than 25 years of experience in management, program development, fundraising and board training for non-profit organizations. Her background includes capital campaigns, planning and feasibility studies, marketing and strategic planning.

As a Senior Associate, Audrey conducts feasibility and planning studies; directs capital campaigns, major gift initiatives and annual appeals; provides counsel to executive directors and non-profit boards; and performs development office assessments. Audrey also has extensive grant writing experience. Recent client projects include a capital campaign for Scranton Library in Madison, Conn.; a feasibility study and development program assessment for the Merrimack Valley Hospice in Lawrence, Mass.; and a planning study for the Children’s Home in Cromwell, Conn. Former Ruotolo Associates clients include NSARC, Danvers, Mass.; Glastonbury Abbey, Hingham, Mass.; CLASS, Lawrence, Mass.; Girls Inc. of New Hampshire; and South Church, Andover, Mass.

Prior to joining Ruotolo Associates in 1999, Audrey worked in healthcare as a hospital CEO, program director for the state medical society and director of training and emergency services for a mental health center. She also has years of volunteer service with non-profit community organizations and with her church.

In her volunteer activities, she has designed and implemented training programs for annual giving campaigns, including on-site workshops and the creation of instructional materials. Her experience also includes special events planning and conducting long-range planning retreats for boards and staff.

Ms. DeLoffi attended Chatham College, received a B.A. from the University of New Hampshire and her M.S.W. from Boston College. In 2001, she received the firm’s Tim Manning Culture of Excellence Award. Audrey is on the board of the Massachusetts Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and chairs her church’s personnel committee. Prior volunteer work includes President of the Ocean Park Association, a Chautauqua summer community in Maine; steering committee member of the annual Walk for Help for Abused Women and Children; and board member of Boston College School of Social Work.

Audrey lives in Salem, Mass., with her husband, Tom, and Bradford, their golden retriever.