Joanne Craig, impact officer for The Foundation for Delaware County, has made a Generocity list celebrating 45 people working in nonprofits who have made a real impact.

Craig was 12^th on the list of influential people, writes Sabrina Vourvoulias for Generocity.

She is a member of the Maternal Mortality Review Committee set up by Gov. Tom Wolf.

She has spent 24 years managing grant-funded maternal and child health programs at Crozer-Keystone Health System.

When the foundation mobilized its resources for the pandemic, Craig was part of it, keeping her focus on the people served by the Foundation’s grantees.  

 “[The] people still seeking food, diapers, baby formula and more week-to-week and month-to-month,” she told Generocity in October 2020. ”The number of people who are behind in their rent and mortgages […] If one cannot afford to pay his or her rent or mortgage now, how will she pay a lump sum to avoid postponed eviction?”

Generocity chose its list based on people nominated by their peers and colleagues.

“Some of them are well-known … others are less visible, flying under the radar even when their service is crucial to the communities they serve,” Vourvoulias writes.

Read more at Generocity about this list of significant nonprofit staffers.