Hannah Darr

Partnership Program Manager

Why LEO?

"I was drawn to LEO’s mission because it brings hope and dignity to individuals experiencing poverty. In the fight against poverty, we can no longer rely on “good intentions” but must commit ourselves to research, innovation, and continuous improvement. Evidence-based programs have the power to change lives and to promote the flourishing of families for generations to come, allowing us to disrupt the systems that perpetuate poverty."

Bio

As Partnership Program Manager, Hannah coordinates grant writing and management to advance to LEO’s overall fundraising strategy. She earned her degree in Master of Nonprofit Administration (MNA) from the University of Notre Dame, Master of Public Health (MPH) from the University of North Carolina, and bachelor’s degree in Health Science from Purdue University.