Stephanie D’Anselmi

From running major gift and foundations fundraising programs to launching fully integrated direct response campaigns, she is proud to serve a portfolio of strong, innovative, and mission-aligned nonprofit clients. As a digital specialist, she has helped nonprofits send their best Giving Tuesday campaigns, cinch their biggest matching challenges, and grow their grassroots donor bases.

Before joining AmPhil, Stephanie worked in marketing at WHYY, Philly’s public media station, where she learned the ins and outs of the membership model, stewarded the written brand, and elevated the digital fundraising program to a million-dollar revenue generator. Her research and writing on nonprofits have appeared in HOPE International’s Peter K. Greer’s books “40/40 Vision” and “Mission Drift.”

Stephanie studied Politics, Philosophy, and Economics as well as Music at the Templeton Honors College at Eastern University and teaches oboe at University of Valley Forge. She lives in Bryn Mawr, PA, where she volunteers on the board of Martin Saints Classical High School and plays oboe in the Lower Merion Symphony and the Palladio Chamber Ensemble.