Louisville, KY, USA — Harbor House of Louisville is pleased to announce the appointment of Angela Burton as its new Chief Operating Officer, a pivotal move set to enhance the organization’s operational and programmatic strategies. Angela’s extensive background in developing community-driven initiatives and her leadership in nonprofit sectors make her an invaluable addition to Harbor House’s executive team.
Angela Burton has spent nearly a decade at Feet to the Fire Writers’ Workshops®, an organization she founded to foster creative expression among aging adults. Under her leadership, the program expanded its reach across multiple U.S. states, bringing therapeutic writing workshops to thousands of seniors in various living communities. Her role expanded into the digital sphere with the launch of the Feet to the Fire Writers’ Workshops® OUTLOUD podcast, which amplifies the voices of older adults through storytelling.
Prior to her tenure at Feet to the Fire, Angela served as a Marketing & Strategic Initiatives Director for Special Olympics Kentucky, where she significantly boosted corporate partnerships and community engagement. Her strategic prowess was further honed at the Center for Nonprofit Excellence in Louisville, where she developed key relationships and led fundraising initiatives that substantially supported the organization’s objectives.
About Harbor House of Louisville
Harbor House of Louisville is a vibrant nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering differently-abled individuals, seniors, and children through a wide range of supportive services. The organization recently celebrated the opening of a new $18 million, 35,000 square foot Intergenerational Life Center. This facility is designed to foster intergenerational interactions and provide comprehensive services to the community. Harbor House is known for its commitment to quality and compassionate care, striving to provide a nurturing and inclusive environment for all its participants.
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