Grace Sullivan
Development Coordinator, Massachusetts
Grace Sullivan Development Coordinator for The Nature Conservancy in Massachusetts. © Grace Sullivan
Areas of Expertise
Data Management, Development, Donor Relations, Operations
Biography
Grace Sullivan is the Development Coordinator for The Nature Conservancy in Massachusetts. She supports fundraising and donor stewardship efforts by recording gifts and pledges, acknowledging donors and tracking metrics and goals.
Grace grew up north of Chicago, Illinois, and holds a B.A. in Environmental Studies and Sociology from Lake Forest College. Her professional path has been anything but linear—childcare, libraries, SEO content writing, conservation trail work and insurance—and she wholeheartedly believes each step has shaped who she is and how she works.
With a varied skill set and an open mind, Grace brings her full self to supporting TNC's work in Massachusetts. She lives with a gaggle of trail‑work friends and can usually be found reading by the wood stove, enjoying treats, romping around outside or visiting beloveds across the country.
Our Work In Massachusetts
The Scientists Behind Decades of Bog Turtle Research
Since the 1980s, scientists have been researching endangered bog turtles and their unique habitats in Western Massachusetts to best understand how we can preserve them into the future.
Proactive Relocation Away from Rising Waters
What can we do for Massachusetts communities on the front lines of flood risk to set them up for a safer, more resilient future?
Experimental Solutions to Reduce Nitrogen Pollution on Cape Cod
Too much nitrogen in our waterways threatens our drinking water, economy, recreation opportunities and human health. New pilot programs are working with nature to change that.