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Betsy O’Brien Anderson

Founder & Principal, O’Brien Anderson Consulting LLC
Board Member

Betsy has spent over 25 years building partnerships across sectors and raising millions to promote the arts, expand educational programming, advance research, and provide vital programs and services. Her goal has always been to help organizations realize their greatest impact and to engage and align donors with their values and missions. For nearly a decade, Betsy steered philanthropic strategy and engagement at Ford’s Theatre. She also led development efforts at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the National Gallery of Art. Betsy was raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and graduated with honors in communication studies from The College of Wooster in Ohio. She grew up playing tennis and soccer, and enjoyed skiing (water and downhill). When she’s not working or volunteering, she can likely be found next to a softball or baseball field, watching her teenagers. She lives in Maryland with her husband, children, rescue dog Maisie, and rescue cat Chester.

 

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This is what creating opportunities looks like. Th This is what creating opportunities looks like. These kids are geared up, building lifelong friendships and memories, and gaining confidence in themselves.

But we haven’t done this alone. All of this is possible thanks to your continued support of LPF.

Let’s continue to give more and more kids access to the power of sports!
On Halloween, our skeleton volunteers come out to On Halloween, our skeleton volunteers come out to lend a hand around our warehouses because even they know there’s nothing scarier than kids not having access to sports!

Happy Halloween LPF community! 🎃💀
Game 4 of the @mlb #WorldSeries is tonight! ⚾ The Game 4 of the @mlb #WorldSeries is tonight! ⚾

The World Series is a culmination of years of hard work, dedication, and practice. But if we rewind the script, every single one of those players had to start somewhere. Having an opportunity to play is where it all begins.

At LPF, we want EVERY kid to have that opportunity.

“LPF supplied the kids from West Atlanta with gloves, cleats, and a full equipment bag. Every team in our league received helmets, bats, and catcher’s gear, so that any player who couldn’t bring their own equipment wouldn’t stand out.” — East Atlanta Youth Sports Little League

This is just one example of what access to equipment can make possible. So far this year, we’ve distributed more than 35,000 baseball items to kids, from balls, gloves, and bats to bags, cleats, clothing, and more.

Behind every piece of equipment is a chance for another kid to get in the game.

Let’s continue making a difference together. 💚

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