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Educational Background
Rebecca Carew is a fundraising and strategic partnerships consultant with nearly two decades of experience in nonprofit development. Her work spans fundraising, communications, audience engagement, corporate philanthropy, and the development of cross-sector collaborations that connect institutional priorities with meaningful community impact.
Throughout her career, Rebecca has developed and led partnerships across a range of arts, research, and historical institutions, including The New York Public Library (NYPL), Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), and the Levine Museum of the New South. Her experience encompasses securing significant philanthropic investments, developing innovative brand collaborations, and building fundraising programs and partnership models that support long-term organizational growth.
In her consulting practice, Rebecca advises nonprofits, cultural institutions, and mission-driven organizations on fundraising strategy, partnership development, and the systems and structures that sustain their work. She remains actively engaged in the evolving relationship between philanthropy, corporate investment, and the cultural sector, with a particular interest in how cross-sector collaboration can advance meaningful social and community impact.
Rebecca holds a degree in Cultural Anthropology from Appalachian State University and believes in the power of arts, culture, and cross-sector collaboration to advance social progress, environmental stewardship, and more resilient communities.
Biographical Information
Rebecca Carew is a fundraising and strategic partnerships consultant with nearly two decades of experience in nonprofit development. Her work spans fundraising, communications, audience engagement, corporate philanthropy, and the development of cross-sector collaborations that connect institutional priorities with meaningful community impact.
Throughout her career, Rebecca has developed and led partnerships across a range of arts, research, and historical institutions, including The New York Public Library (NYPL), Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), and the Levine Museum of the New South. Her experience encompasses securing significant philanthropic investments, developing innovative brand collaborations, and building fundraising programs and partnership models that support long-term organizational growth.
In her consulting practice, Rebecca advises nonprofits, cultural institutions, and mission-driven organizations on fundraising strategy, partnership development, and the systems and structures that sustain their work. She remains actively engaged in the evolving relationship between philanthropy, corporate investment, and the cultural sector, with a particular interest in how cross-sector collaboration can advance meaningful social and community impact.
Rebecca holds a degree in Cultural Anthropology from Appalachian State University and believes in the power of arts, culture, and cross-sector collaboration to advance social progress, environmental stewardship, and more resilient communities.