Lee Wallach

As both a business leader and non-profit professional Lee H. Wallach is active in his community. He is currently a Managing Partner in a court/deposition reporting firm, Rocket Reporting Network, which services litigation attorneys. He is also the owner of Community Assets Consulting; a firm specializing in assisting Israeli environmental technology companies with business in California. He is a founding board member and President of the Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life of Southern California (CoejlSC), Co-Chair of the Los Angeles Interfaith Environmental Council (LAIEC).  Lee is part of the prestigious Clinton Global Initiative.  He presented to its audience of world leaders in September, 2006.

In addition, Wallach holds executive and board member positions with the State Bar Examiners Committee, Legal Cabinet of the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles, Children Uniting Nations, the state Jewish Public Affairs Council and CharityFinders. He also serves on the Los Angeles Business Council’s Energy Commission, the Los Angeles Energy Coalition, and is on the board of the Los Angeles League of Conservation Voters.

Previously Wallach served as Executive Director for Days of Dialogue, the California Israel Chamber of Commerce, as the Director of the Los Angeles Jewish Federation’s Commission on Urban Affairs and a member of the California State Budget Advisory Committee, 40th District

Formerly at the University of Southern California, Wallach served as director for USC’s Graduate Student Community programs and as a field representative for the Office of Civic and Community Relations. He represented the University on University Trustee Committees, USC Board of Governors, and Governor Wilson’s Interim Commission on California Service.

He has earned numerous honors including several city citations and county awards for public service, and was named Social Worker of the Year by the National Association of Social Workers. Wallach was recently honored by the Coalition for Clean Air for his environmental accomplishments and contributions. He is often interviewed by the print media on his activities and has been a featured commentator on many national radio and television shows such as National Public Radio and KCET’s Life and Times.

Wallach holds a Master’s in Public Administration, (M.P.A.), and a Master’s in Social Work, (M.S.W.), from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor’s degree in Child Mental Health from California State University Northridge.

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Devin Anderson

Devin Anderson serves as CharityFinders’ Chief Technology Officer. Devin was instrumental in designing and creating CharityFinders’ groundbreaking new “V2” version of its NonprofitSite123 tool. Devin’s innovative, “out of the box” approach to software development enables him to create applications that improve on their predecessors not by 10 or 20%, but by 100% or 1000%. Devin has developed strategic software applications for a number of southern California companies.

Devin is proficient in numerous technologies, including those used by NonprofitSite123: Zope, Linux, Python, among others. Devin attended University of California, Santa Cruz and Los Angeles Pierce College, where he continues to help formulate the computer science curriculum. Devin is an avid musician. He plays guitar, composes, produces, records, and mixes. He currently plays in a band called Juliet’s Tear.

 

Vane Warner is the customer support director and a sales representative for CharityFinders. Based in Dallas, he retired from SBC after thirty-two years in computer and network support for hundreds of employees. After leaving SBC, Vane spent two years doing technology reviews and other consulting work for various nonprofits in North Texas. It was during this time that he saw the need for an easier way for nonprofits to build and maintain their own e-philanthropy websites. In June 2004 Vane attended a technology seminar for nonprofits, where he learned of NonprofitSite123. Seeing the need and the potential for such a tool, Vane joined CharityFinders.

Charlie Woodward

Charlie Woodward is a sales associate for CharityFinders, based in Northern California. His Father was Dwight Eisenhower’s personal Steward, so visits to the White House were common. After achieving Life status with the Boy Scouts and working as a home builder, Charlie joined the US Navy during the Vietnam war. He left the Navy with a partial disability. He lived in Germany for 13 years. Charlie worked as a musician and translator while in Europe and has appeared on hundreds of released recordings as a singer and lyricist with some well known US and European artists. Charlie is a graduate of Maryland University College and Ludwig Maximillian Universitaet. He continues to write music with his European colleagues and still works as a translator in his off hours.

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Danielle Randall

Danielle is a sales intern for CharityFinders. She is currently a senior at Michigan State University studying marketing at the Eli Broad College of Business. Danielle is President of her sorority, Chi Omega, and runs a chapter of over 150 women. She has also been a past Philanthropy Chair for her sorority organizing events to raise money for local and national organizations. Danielle is also a member of Michigan State's Senior Class Council and is a singer in the Michigan State Collegiate Choir.