Kari started with Project Patch in March 2022. She grew up in Portland and attended the University of California, San Diego, where she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Communications. She moved to Vancouver, WA when she got married, and spent the first part of her career as the operations manager of a local bank. After staying home to raise her kids, she returned to the workforce as the office manager of a national marine conservation nonprofit and found she really enjoyed making a difference working in the nonprofit sector.
She has been married to her husband since 1999, and together they have two amazing kids – a daughter who works as a wildlife technician for the Montana Game Department and a son who works as a deckhand for Shaver Transportation. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, as well as games, puzzles, camping, biking, movies, and her little garden.
She is excited to join the Project Patch team where she can help make a difference in the lives of teens and families that need it most.
Kari Wallingford
Development & Communications Coordinator
Kari started with Project Patch in March 2022. She grew up in Portland and attended the University of California, San Diego, where she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Communications. She moved to Vancouver, WA when she got married, and spent the first part of her career as the operations manager of a local bank. After staying home to raise her kids, she returned to the workforce as the office manager of a national marine conservation nonprofit and found she really enjoyed making a difference working in the nonprofit sector.
She has been married to her husband since 1999, and together they have two amazing kids – a daughter who works as a wildlife technician for the Montana Game Department and a son who works as a deckhand for Shaver Transportation. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, as well as games, puzzles, camping, biking, movies, and her little garden.
She is excited to join the Project Patch team where she can help make a difference in the lives of teens and families that need it most.
Related