Ashley Wolfe Evans, director of development
Siskin Children’s Institute announces Ashley Wolfe Evans as the new director of development.
"With over 20 years of experience in nonprofit management, Ashley brings a wealth of expertise in major gift fundraising, capital campaigns, grant writing and leadership initiatives to the Institute," officials said. "Throughout her distinguished career, Ashley has built a reputation for exceptional relationship-building skills and a deep commitment to advancing nonprofit missions. She has held senior leadership positions, including Major Gift Officer and Executive Director, where she successfully led fundraising efforts and managed high-impact development programs.
Her ability to connect with donors and stakeholders has been instrumental in raising significant funds for organizations she has served."
“I am excited to join the team at Siskin Children’s Institute and contribute to its mission of improving the lives of children with special needs and their families,” said Ms. Wolfe Evans. “Siskin’s commitment to empowering families and providing critical services aligns closely with my values, and I look forward to helping further advance its development efforts.”
Ms. Wolfe Evans holds a bachelor of arts from The University of Georgia and is a graduate of several leadership programs, including the Madison Institute (2024), Leadership Chattanooga (2013) and the Bill Holmberg Arts Leadership Institute (2005). A graduate of Girls Preparatory School in Chattanooga, her roots in the local community strengthen her dedication to making a regional impact, officials said.
Don Mueller, CEO of Siskin Children’s Institute, said, “We are thrilled to welcome Ashley to our team. Her extensive experience in nonprofit fundraising and leadership will be instrumental as we continue to expand our impact and support children with special needs and their families. Her proven track record in building relationships and driving development efforts aligns perfectly with our goals for the future.”
"Siskin Children’s Institute looks forward to Ashley’s leadership as it works to support children with special needs and their families across the region," officials said.