Julie joins the Foundation with deep compassion and commitment to advancing equity and quality of life for individuals living with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD). As the older sibling of a brother living with IDD, she was raised in a home where advocacy was not optional — it was a way of life. Supporting individuals with disabilities is a thread woven into the fabric of her life.

Sensitive to daily challenges faced by this community, she is grateful to have found the Marlowe Foundation, where she is surrounded by like-minded individuals equally committed to meaningful impact. Now, as co-guardian to her brother, she continues in her parents’ footsteps. She is honored to carry their mission-driven mindset forward through the Marlowe Foundation in New England. A seasoned fundraiser and natural connector, she remains dedicated to expanding the Foundation’s reach, strengthening its fundraising efforts, and championing cause-driven initiatives while building community and fostering friendships along the way.