Impact Philanthropy Group president and founder, Elizabeth Kilpatrick, has 20 years management, fundraising, marketing and strategic planning experience with a range of organizations from major universities to strictly volunteer-driven grassroots organizations. A passion for working with people who dream big and care deeply but are often limited in the impact they can make by lack of funds led to the creation of Fundraising Impact Kits, which combine fundraising consulting services and customized tools to help non-profits create diversified fundraising and marketing programs for a reasonable cost.  

Elizabeth held the position of National Director of Development for Cure Autism Now (now Autism Speaks) and Director of Development for the Alzheimer’s Association of Orange County.  She has held fundraising positions with Goodwill Industries of Southern California and the University of Southern California.  Prior to her work in the non-profit field, Kilpatrick worked as Manager of Quality Program overseeing ISO 9000 certification for Archive Corporation and Conner Peripherals.  She is a Handley Walker certified lead assessor of management systems, a member of the founding committee for the International Meeting for Autism Research and former Vice President of Membership for the Greater Los Angeles Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.  

In addition to Elizabeth, Impact Philanthropy Group utilizes a variety of other non-profit, fundraising and marketing experts to help fulfill client's visions.