Danielle Amoah is a nonprofit fundraising professional with a dozen years of experience marshaling resources to support vulnerable people in fulfilling their maximum potential. She loves finding win-win solutions between nonprofit organizations and their supporters. As the Development Manager, Danielle connects philanthropists to Hemophilia Federation of America’s mission of assisting, educating, and advocating for the bleeding disorder community.
Prior to Hemophilia Federation of America, Danielle fueled the missions of organizations, including College Forward, The Posse Foundation, the United Way of Greater Houston, and most recently the nonprofit arm of the Houston Health Department, the Houston Health Foundation. Danielle holds a Master of Science degree in Nonprofit Leadership from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Brown University.
Danielle is a proud Houstonian transplanted from New York. She is a mom of three and wife to her college sweetheart. She enjoys nearly all genres of music (afrobeat, classical, jazz, and reggae to name a few), advancing her Spanish skills, swimming, and hanging out with family.