Andrew Davies

Andrew Davies is a proven director, project manager, teacher, and trainer with 20+ years direct experience in many aspects of nonprofit management: programming, teaching, staff training, leadership development, innovation, systems and process creation, community development, budgeting, event planning, sales and marketing, and campaign strategizing.

• Created northern Colorado’s first Maternity Home as Executive Director of Birthline of Loveland; a home for pregnant women who would otherwise be homeless – orchestrated team of volunteers to choose program model, write Policies & Procedures, staff and operate. Fundraised for capital campaign to renovate and furnish 4500 sq/ft property. Managed the process for moving into the facility – worked with architect, town permitting, inspectors, contractors and subcontractors, recruiting volunteer labor, scheduling, etc.. Increased organizational giving and budget to $273k from $99k/yr. Tripled number of trained volunteers serving in various capacities.
• Crafted and maintained a $366k federal grant (3 years) as the Larimer County AmericorpsSenior Director through Volunteers of America; while cultivating existing and new partnerships and volunteer opportunities with a diversity of 60+ Larimer County nonprofit agencies.
• Applied, attended, and graduated from the L3 (Leveraging Local Leaders) Program (2024) in Larimer County where participants learn from local experts about major local issues and ballot measures.
• Marketed Southeastern University degree options for in-state leadership program and created partnerships with 25 NoCO organizations (churches, schools) to engage high-school upperclassmen.
• Simultaneously created University Ministries and Young Adult Ministries programs from inception; programs developed and grew to the point of training leadership students, new staff, adult leadership, and student-staff; also produced future vocational leaders from within the program.
• Designed and implemented (with steering team) 1st annual “Slammin’ Famine” event – a large-scale community service food-pack through Feed My Starving Children. Helped raise over $66k, mobilized 2,500 participants in NoCO, packaged 650,000+ meals for malnourished children world-wide.
• Submitted and received grant for a 1st annual Tim Tebow “Night to Shine” prom-night for youth/young-adults with special needs in NoCO. Served on steering committee; participants exceeded 225, with 300+ volunteers serving as well as giving respite to 200+ caregivers. Tim Tebow highlighted NoCOs efforts publically in national debrief due to unique, multi-organization approach.
• Designed, implemented, and completed a capital campaign (fundraising, $30k) external to The Gathering at Windsor church for moving into a new 7-day a week facility.

Accepted PhD candidate, Loyola University, Chicago, 2010.

Completed national ordination exams/ordination, Presbyterian Church U.S.A., February 2002.

Member of Chi Epsilon: National Civil/Architectural/Environmental Honors Society.

Graduation with High Honors (GPA: 4.2) Arapahoe High School, May 1990.