Andrea Smith

Operates as a non-profit organization

Cookies for Kids Cancer is a nonprofit foundation that funds research to develop less-toxic and more effective pediatric cancer treatments. The non-profit company is based in Califon, NJ. Since its founding in 2008, the organization has granted over $25 million to more than 155 research projects at leading pediatric cancer centers, contributing to the development of child-specific treatments and trials, including FDA-approved therapies. The foundation emphasizes the need for improved therapies for childhood cancers, which are biologically distinct from adult cancers, and operates with guidance from a medical advisory board of pediatric oncologists. It engages the community through donations, fundraising events, brand partnerships, awareness campaigns, and the sale of gourmet cookies and gifts, with all proceeds supporting pediatric cancer research.

The International Women's Media Foundation is an organization dedicated to supporting and advancing the role of women in the media industry. The non-profit company is based in Washington, DC. It provides training, grants, and opportunities for female journalists worldwide, aiming to promote gender equality and empower women in media. Through its various programs and initiatives, the foundation seeks to create a more diverse and inclusive media landscape.

Provides services for homeless and low-income individuals and families

Owns, operates and manages sports-related activities & events

The Charlotte Regional Business Alliance is an organization focused on fostering economic growth, business development, and regional collaboration across the Charlotte area and its surrounding counties. It promotes the Charlotte region as a location for business and investment, emphasizing its strategic location, connectivity through Charlotte Douglas International Airport, transportation infrastructure, and a business-friendly climate with a low corporate tax rate. The private company is based in Charlotte. The region hosts 19 Fortune 1000 American company headquarters and has a diverse talent pool supported by 25 colleges and universities, apprenticeship programs, and key industries such as advanced manufacturing, financial services, IT/technology, life sciences, logistics and distribution, and corporate headquarters. The alliance supports workforce development, small business growth, and inclusive economic prosperity through various programs and provides resources like economic data, business development tools, investment opportunities, and a business directory. It facilitates investor engagement, advocates for business interests, influences legislation, and promotes the region as a center for commerce and culture.