As the Communication and Data Manager, Charlotte leads the day-to-day work that keeps our services to members and our behind the scenes data management systems running smoothly. She works closely with our entire team to design and support all direct member engagement efforts, oversees all of our communication platforms, and ensures member requests for technical assistance are answered. She leads our efforts to continuously develop and improve our integrated website and membership database.

Throughout her professional career, Charlotte has worked with various organizations to strengthen branding, improve communications strategies, and streamline internal processes. Most recently, she served as the Director of Food and Farm Programs for Civic Works Inc. Charlotte earned a Bachelor's Degree in Communication from Christopher Newport University with minors in civic engagement and social entrepreneurship as well as leadership studies. She grew up all over the U.S. and spent some time living in Nairobi, Kenya before deciding to call Baltimore home. These days she can regularly be seen walking her dog in Patterson Park or checking out the seasonal offerings at Baltimore’s many farmers' markets.

LieChelle Robinson Hernandez has a background in social policy and civic engagement. She is confident her resilience and passion will allow her to move her passions into purpose. Born and raised in New York City, she first was introduced to public and community service in Maryland while working with the Baltimore City Mayor’s Office of Children and Family Success. Her passion drives her to provide this role with capacity building and supportive resources for the philanthropic community. Her newly appointed role as the Program and Research Associate will work for the implementation of learning programs as well as ensuring the mission and values of Maryland Philanthropy Network are at the forefront of decision making.

Liechelle attended Syracuse University in New York, where she obtained her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Master's Degree in Public Administration. She is excited to bring her knowledge and experience to Maryland Philanthropy Network and learn from the team. In her free time, she likes reading self-help books, traveling, and trying out new local restaurants. 

Elisabeth is currently serving as Director of Learning and Engagement for Maryland Philanthropy Network. She manages day-to-day operations while ensuring the organization remains focused on its strategic course to serve its mission and membership. Building on the collaborative culture established among the team, Elisabeth leads with intentionality to honor all voices and perspectives. Prior to joining Maryland Philanthropy Network in 2007, she worked at the Annie E. Casey Foundation as the Leadership Development Program Assistant and was the Administrative Coordinator for a residential treatment facility for chemically dependent women and their children.

With a Master's Degree in City and Regional Planning from Morgan State University, Elisabeth has a great interest in the relationship between people and the natural and built environment. She has a BA in English and French and a minor in Women's and Minorities' Studies from Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. In 2018, she was elected to the Board of Directors of City Neighbors Hamilton as Director of Family Participation after having served on the board of Blue Water Baltimore for 6 years. She also serves on the Resource Allocation Committee for the Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services. When not at work, she can be found assisting with school, scout, and church activities, and spending time outdoors.

Maggie Gunther Osborn currently serves as President and Chief Executive Officer of Maryland Philanthropy Network. She is a seasoned social sector practitioner with more than twenty-five years of experience holding positions from across the entire continuum of philanthropy and leadership. Maggie is known for her presentation skills, direct and sharp thinking, generosity, and sense of humor.

Prior to joining Maryland Philanthropy Network in April of 2021, Maggie served as Chief Strategy Officer and Senior Vice President of United Philanthropy Forum. She has also served as President of the Connecticut Council for Philanthropy, Vice President of the Florida Philanthropic Network, Grant Director for the Conn Memorial Foundation, Vice President of the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay and Chief Development Officer for The Florida Aquarium among other posts following an early career in the designer fashion industry. MGO Partners, Maggie’s consulting firm from 1998-2013, provided training and capacity building support to the social purpose sector acting as a liaison between grassroots organizations and grantmakers.

Maggie holds a master's degree in leadership & philanthropy from Antioch University and a BA from Notre Dame of Maryland University, where she was a Morrissy Scholar. She is a member of the National Cathedral Racial Justice Task Force, Leadership Council of Non-Profit VOTE, Co-Chair of the Horizons Project Advisory Board, Census Legacies Advisory Committee, Racial Equity Diversity and Inclusion Committee of the Baltimore Women’s Giving Circle, and serves as a mentor and resource to many.

Elyse provides administrative support to Maryland Philanthropy Network on a day-to-day basis as receptionist, secretary, administrator of financial and other records, office systems, and human resources. She works closely with all senior staff in support of the association's operations, board of directors and committees, data entry and event logistics. Her duties also include calendar scheduling, conference room scheduling, program logistics, ordering office supplies just to mention a few.

Elyse enjoys working at Maryland Philanthropy Network because of the close team/family-like setting and being a part of a team that works hard to inform and better our communities. In her spare time, she likes to visit her pup-nieces, Miss Yoko, pug mix and Millie, poodle/pug mix.