1. Colleen S Willoughby is an American philanthropist and the founder and former president of the Washington Women's Foundation, and the director of Global Women Partners in Philanthropy.
11 Facts About Colleen Willoughby
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Colleen Willoughby's father volunteered at the YMCA and her mother at the local Parent Teacher Association.
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Colleen Willoughby volunteered for years, increasing her time spent volunteering as her children became adults.
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Colleen Willoughby volunteered at the Seattle Art Museum, with the Camp Fire Boys and Girls, Junior League and Planned Parenthood.
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Colleen Willoughby served as president of the Junior League of Seattle and on the boards of the Association of Junior Leagues International, Seattle Children's Home and the United Way.
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Since 1981, Colleen Willoughby has organized the Women in Leadership Symposium at Whitman College.
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Colleen Willoughby observed that women often volunteered at nonprofits but rarely donated financially, unlike men whose names often outweigh women's names on donor lists.
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Colleen Willoughby founded the Global Women's Philanthropy Project, which researches how collective giving models can be launched and successful in China.
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Colleen Willoughby was awarded the Junior League of Seattle's Dorothy Stimson Bullitt Community Service Award in 1991.
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Colleen Willoughby was named a 2004 Woman of Influence by the Puget Sound Business Journal.
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In 2008, Colleen Willoughby was named a Storm Woman of Inspiration by the Seattle Storm.