Staff
Laurie Dale Marshall
Executive Director
director@epnonprofit.org
Private Consultations, Grant Writing, Development, Fundraising, Big Ideas
Executive Director
director@epnonprofit.org
Private Consultations, Grant Writing, Development, Fundraising, Big Ideas
Laurie grew up in the woods of Missouri; she started moving west to study Social Welfare (and basketball) at the University of Kansas. Laurie raised her three kiddos in Lawrence, KS, spending most summers in Estes Park at summer camp adventures. Finally, in 2013, she landed in the mountains and Estes Park for good!
Laurie has utilized her passion for service and advocacy in many areas of nonprofit management, direct service, coaching, and advocacy. She served adults with developmental disabilities, coached early educators in positive behavior supports, advocated for increased health access on a state level, and directed a nonprofit, cooperative preschool program. She also served as Parent Teacher Association President for many years, school fundraising event coordinator, and preschool board member.
In Estes Park, Laurie has used her skills at Estes Valley Investment in Childhood Success (EVICS), the Estes Valley Library and Cheley Colorado Camps. She is currently serving on the Family Advisory Board to the Estes Park Town Board of Trustees, the Communities That Care Coalition, and the EVICS Childcare Task Force and represents nonprofits on the Chamber of Commerce.
Laurie’s husband, John, is a Chef Instructor at Eagle Rock School. They are adjusting to an empty nest as Georgia is a freshman in college, Emma lives in Vail, and Lincoln resides in Chicago. When not enjoying the beauty of Colorado with her doggies along, Laurie enjoys treasure hunting at thrift stores and being artsy with friends.
Laurie has utilized her passion for service and advocacy in many areas of nonprofit management, direct service, coaching, and advocacy. She served adults with developmental disabilities, coached early educators in positive behavior supports, advocated for increased health access on a state level, and directed a nonprofit, cooperative preschool program. She also served as Parent Teacher Association President for many years, school fundraising event coordinator, and preschool board member.
In Estes Park, Laurie has used her skills at Estes Valley Investment in Childhood Success (EVICS), the Estes Valley Library and Cheley Colorado Camps. She is currently serving on the Family Advisory Board to the Estes Park Town Board of Trustees, the Communities That Care Coalition, and the EVICS Childcare Task Force and represents nonprofits on the Chamber of Commerce.
Laurie’s husband, John, is a Chef Instructor at Eagle Rock School. They are adjusting to an empty nest as Georgia is a freshman in college, Emma lives in Vail, and Lincoln resides in Chicago. When not enjoying the beauty of Colorado with her doggies along, Laurie enjoys treasure hunting at thrift stores and being artsy with friends.
Alison Rivers
Program and Development Coordinator
alison@epnonprofit.org
Memberships, Volunteers, Office Management
Program and Development Coordinator
alison@epnonprofit.org
Memberships, Volunteers, Office Management
Karen McPherson
Marketing and Program Coordinator, Estes Valley Legacy Coordinator
karen@epnonprofit.org
Newsletters, Graphics, Social Media, Website
Marketing and Program Coordinator, Estes Valley Legacy Coordinator
karen@epnonprofit.org
Newsletters, Graphics, Social Media, Website
I have a long family history in Estes Park and am grateful to the generations before me that planted good seeds in this town. It feels wonderful to work together with, support, and promote the people and organizations who do good here. I am interested in a healthy and vibrant Estes Valley for me and my grandkids.
My strengths are in program management and marketing. I do the e-newsletter, the website, and graphics for the organizations. I also enjoy writing; I connect with member organizations to create the regular spotlight in the Trail Gazette, Nonprofits in the Neighborhood.
Fun Fact: I makes ceramic planters and sculptures inspired by Rockies.
One of the greatest assets at the Nonprofit Resource Center is its staff. The organization has a team of three dynamic women. They are creative, big idea people who get work done. They have a great sense of humor and drink a lot of coffee together. They put the FUN in Philanthropy.