Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation has named Daniel Woolf as executive director for its Wisconsin Chapter, based in Menasha.
Woolf brings more than 20 years of fundraising and development experience to the organization.
Woolf is no stranger to JDRF; he is a past volunteer cycling coach and has led the National Ride Coach program, where he has strengthened key areas of need while identifying and empowering peers into leadership roles to support JDRF staff.
Most recently, Woolf served as a major gift officer with the Ascension Wisconsin Foundation, where he is credited with building a culture of philanthropy within Wisconsin hospital systems and helping transition the foundation from a site-based to a state-wide board structure.
“Having the opportunity to pair my development background with my passion for this incredible organization is an honor and a privilege,” Woolf said. “I’m excited to help continue the amazing progress that JDRF has made in the research and treatment of Type 1 diabetes.”
