The Community Fund Names New Board Members
By Amy Korb, Executive Director, The Community Fund
July 21, 2021: The Community Fund of Bronxville, Eastchester and Tuckahoe welcomes the following new board members who bring a diverse cross-section of skillsets that support the mission of the Fund and will further the impact in our community.
Pam Morrisroe - Marketing Chair
Pam began her career in Experiential and Field Marketing over 25 years ago. She is currently the Managing Director of VMLY&R Commerce's New York office and leads the North American Experiential Practice. Over the years, Pam has developed and led integrated marketing campaigns across a variety of categories and clients, including American Express, Gallo, Philips, Unilever, and New Balance, to name a few.
Pam has been a Bronxville resident since 2014, and her two growing boys attend The Bronxville School. Pam has volunteered for the Community Fund for the last four years as an agency evaluator and is thrilled to be a new board member where she can blend her marketing expertise with her passion and commitment to our community.
Catherine Moore
Catherine is real estate agent for Houlihan Lawrence in Bronxville. She has her bachelor's degree from Syracuse University. Before pursuing real estate, Catherine was a publicist for People magazine.
Catherine has been a Bronxville resident for four years. She is married to Gregg and has two children. She brings a strong interest in public relations, communications, and event planning to the board.
Christopher Bush - Investment Chair
Chris grew up in Bronxville, where he attended the Bronxville schools K-12 and recently moved back to the area from Manhattan. He is a Wealth Advisor at J.P. Morgan, where he has ten years of industry experience managing investment portfolios and advising private clients.
Chris brings project management strength and experience in fiduciary governance to the board is eager to promote local community-building events such as the three-on-three basketball tournament.
Caitlin Greatrex
Caitlin has a Ph.D. in Economics from Fordham University, where she currently teaches statistics and economics. She has also taught economics at Iona College. Before pursuing her Ph.D., Caitlin worked in financial services, where she trained managers and executives in statistical and project management techniques.
Caitlin grew up in the Bronxville-Eastchester-Tuckahoe community and moved back to the area in 2004. She and her husband, Peter, have three children who attend the Bronxville School. She has been an active volunteer in many capacities, including serving on the Executive Board of the Bronxville PTA. As an evaluator for The Community Fund for the past four years, Caitlin has seen first-hand the impact The Fund has made on the most vulnerable members of our community and is excited to increase her contributions to such a worthy organization.
Sarah Normand
Sarah is an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, where she currently serves as Deputy Chief of the Civil Division. She represents the United States and its agencies and officials in a wide range of civil litigation. Sarah and her husband Ted have lived in Bronxville since 2005. They have three children who have attended the Bronxville School; their youngest will be a fifth-grader this fall.
Sarah has served on a number of volunteer boards, including the Board of Trustees of the Bronxville Library, the Friends of the Bronxville Public Library Board, the Concordia Conservatory Advisory Board, and the Bronxville Field Club Board of Governors. Sarah has also co-chaired the Bronxville Christmas Pageant, headed the Memorial Day book fair and dog show at the Bronxville School, and been an evaluator for the Community Fund.
Michelle Meyercord
Michelle is an experienced senior executive with strategic and business management skills to develop new businesses, new markets, partnerships and growth initiatives both domestically and internationally. She is a current board member of Zero to Three.
Photos courtesy the Community Fund
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Community Service Organizations Directory
Bronxville Beautification Council
Organized in 1982 and incorporated in 1993, the Bronxville Beautification Council (BBC) is a not for profit organization administered by a Board of Directors. Its mission is to enhance and maintain the natural and man-made beauty of Bronxville Village, with emphasis on the downtown business district of Bronxville. The BBC uses the dollars raised in its annual spring solicitation letter to residents to fund the mum, tulip and summer flower plantings downtown and at traffic intersections, as well as the summer hanging baskets. Every few years the group spearheads such major endeavors as the renovation of Leonard Morange Square on the west side of the railroad tracks and the beautification of the Lawrence Hospital traffic circle, which included the addition of plants and the building of the fountain that now makes a gracious western portal to our town. The BBC also works with other civic groups to monitor the aesthetics of retail signage, the consistency of sidewalk materials, and litter and graffiti. During Beautify Bronxville Week, the BBC sponsors a poetry reading and works with Scout groups on the annual village clean-up.
Bronxville Beautification Council
PO Box 127
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-779-6123
Bronxville Boy Scouts
The village of Bronxville has a long tradition of scouting. “The troops and packs of Bronxville have maintained the finest scouting organizations and have taught the boys of the Bronxville area to be leaders and outstanding members of the local, national and global communities.”
There are several Boy Scout Troops in Bronxville, including Troops 1, 2, 4, and 5.
Bronxvillle Girls Scouts
The Girls Scouts is “the world’s preeminent organization dedicated solely to girls where, in an accepting and nurturing environment, girls build character and skills for success in the real world.” In Girl Scouts, “girls discover the fun, friendship and power of girls together. Through the many enriching experiences provided by Girl Scouts, they can grow courageous and strong.”
Bronxville Historical Conservancy
The Bronxville Historical Conservancy was founded in 1998 to further the understanding and appreciation of the history and current life of the village. The Conservancy furthers its mission through the presentation of programs, publications, lectures and special events that foster an awareness of the village's architectural, artistic and cultural heritage, and lends its support for projects designed to strengthen and preserve those legacies. Anyone who is interested in the Bronxville and its history can become a member; varying levels of membership are available.
Bronxville Historical Conservancy
PO Box 989
Bronxville, New York 10708
http://bronxvillehistoricalconservancy.org/
Bronxville School Foundation
The Bronxville School Foundation, founded in 1991, is a non-profit organization independent from the school with the sole purpose of supporting the school. The Foundation raises money each year through donations from school families, community members, and alumni, among others.These contributions fund grants that provide cutting-edge technology, innovative programs and curriculum and other resources that are beyond the scope of public school funding.
177 Pondfield Road
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-395-0515
https://www.bronxvilleschoolfoundation.org/
Bronxville Women’s Club
The Bronxville Women’s Club offers lectures, exhibits and concerts. It also has a beautiful clubhouse which is available for rental for events.
135 Midland Avenue
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-337-3252
www.bronxvillewomensclub.org
Bronxville Youth Council
The Bronxville Youth Council provides volunteer and leadership opportunities for high school students in the village of Bronxville.
177 Pondfield Road
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-395-0500 ext 1789
Counseling Center
Founded in 1971, the mission of the Counseling Center “is to provide a wide range of psychotherapeutic and counseling services to individuals, couples and families by a staff of highly trained, experience and dedicated psychotherapists.
The Counseling Center
180 Pondfield Road
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-793-3388
www.counselingcenter.org
Community Fund of Bronxville, Eastchester & Tuckahoe
The mission of the Community Fund is “to support broad social services in Bronxville 10708, Eastchester and Tuckahoe through grants and technical support to local agencies and community projects. All money raised here in our community stays here in our community.”
15 Park Place
Bronxville, New York 10708
914-337-8808
www.thecommunityfund.org
Friends of the Bronxville Library
The Friends of the Bronxville Library is a not-for-profit membership association whose mission is to focus attention on the “Library’s services, facilities and needs” as well as sponsor projects and provide materials that are beyond the reach of the Library’s regular budget and perform other services.
Junior League of Bronxville
The Junior League of Bronxville is “an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and to improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.”
Rotary Club of Bronxville
The mission of the Rotary Club of Bronxville is to “encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and to encourage and foster (1) the development of friendships within the community as an opportunity for service, (2) high ethical standards in business and professions, (3) the application of the ideal of service of each member to his personal and business and community life and (4) the advancement of international understanding, good will and peace through a world fellowship.”
Senior Citizens of Bronxville
Senior Citizens of Bronxville is a not-for-profit organization that provides services and programs to seniors within the 10708 zip code area. “Programs cover a wide range of activities from educational seminars and cultural enrichment, to community services, bridge classes and exercise.”
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