Terri Bryant serves as Program Officer for the Golden LEAF Foundation. Her responsibilities include providing support with the implementation of policies and procedures for grantsmaking and other activities. Her focus includes program research, board summaries, grant oversight, and community and stakeholder outreach. Her expertise includes research and analysis; policy development; program development, implementation and program evaluation; domestic and international marketing; and, communication. In addition to having worked for several multinational corporations, Ms. Bryant earned her BS degree from North Carolina State University, and her MBA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Vicki Jones provides general oversight for the work of Foundation For The Carolinas 13 affiliate foundations and directly supports four affiliate foundation boards, the Social Capital committee of the Charlotte Mecklenburg affiliate board and the Charlotte Lesbian and Gay Fund. Prior to this role, Vicki managed the Collective Giving programs of Foundation For The Carolinas. Vicki started full-time with the Foundation in March 2005 after participating in the 2003 Impact Fund for Emerging Philanthropist collective giving program. During 2004, she worked part-time at FFTC and at her prior full-time job as a civil/environmental engineer. Vicki holds BS degrees in Business Administration and Civil Engineering.
Antonia Monk Reaves has nearly 20 years of experience in nonprofit management, including project management, grant management, community building and strategic communications. Her experience includes working with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in one of their National Program Offices as a Program Manager and National Communications Director. She has a master’s degree in public administration with a concentration in nonprofit management and public personnel from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. At the Foundation, Antonia oversees all grantmaking efforts, works closely with grantees addressing mental health and wellness (substance abuse, tobacco use, responsible sexual behavior) and directs the Foundation’s external communication efforts. She is passionate about improving the health status of our community and enjoys working with other community leaders to address the critical health issues facing our community residents.
David has worked in the nonprofit sector for over 10 years. In his current position as AVP of Grants & Services at the Arts & Science Council (ASC), David administers ASC’s grants programs as well as assists cultural organizations with assessment and capacity building. Prior to joining ASC, David was with The Lynnwood Foundation (the umbrella nonprofit for The Duke Mansion and The Lee Institute) where he was responsible for Constituent Relations - working with the Board of Directors, donors, and neighbors - and all aspects of the annual giving programs. David served on the founding board of Kids Voting and was co-founder and co-chair of The Impact Fund for Emerging Philanthropists at Foundation for the Carolinas. He is currently a member of Leadership Charlotte, Class XXIX. In addition, David was a member of Leadership North Carolina, Class VII and has been active in Hands on Charlotte.
