Patricia King Jackson Associates (PKJA) provides fundraising and management consulting services to educational and other nonprofit institutions.
Based in Washington, DC, PKJA provides a variety of customized services designed to help institutions maximize and sustain their fundraising capacities in support of their institutions’ missions.
The firm’s principal, Patricia King Jackson, has spent a thirty-five year career building fundraising programs from the ground up. She makes use of – and, in some cases, has helped to pioneer – some of the best practices in the fundraising field.
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About Patricia King Jackson
Patricia King Jackson has spent thirty-five years in fundraising for educational and academic medical institutions. A graduate of Mills College in Oakland, California, she has held senior staff responsibilities at Bryn Mawr and Dartmouth Colleges, and she has served as the chief development officer in the fundraising programs at Fox Chase Cancer Center and Sidwell Friends School. During her fifteen years at Sidwell Friends, she raised over $85 million, bringing the annual cash flow from fundraising from under $2 million to over $10 million during that time period and winning the CASE Circle of Excellence Award in fundraising three times. As Vice President of Grenzebach Glier and Associates, a national firm specializing in higher education, Pat served as lead consultant to a variety of clients, including Chatham and Hood Colleges, Gallaudet University, and the University of California at San Diego and the University of Washington. She has planned and consulted on campaigns with goals totaling over $1 billion.
Pro Bono and Leadership Service
President, Historic St. Mary’s City Foundation, 2006-2008
Board of Trustees, Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), 1996-1998
Member, Advisory Committee for Management Reporting Standards for Educational Institutions, 1996 and 2001
Editor and Author, “Advancement in Special Sectors of Education,” The Handbook for Educational Advancement. Jossey Bass Inc, 2000
Board of Trustees, Maryland Historical Society 2013
Author, with James M. Theisen, “Raising Funds for Independent Schools,” New Strategies for Educational Fund Raising, Michael J. Worth, Editor. ACE/Praeger Series on Higher Education, 2002
Author, “Why Fund Raisers Need Standards for Counting and Reporting Gifts,” CASE Currents, March 2005
Active speaker and presenter at CASE conferences
Board of Directors, Historic St. Mary's City Foundation, 2000-2016