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Jon Collins
Chief Development Officer at Hope Air
Jon Collins is the Chief Development Officer at Hope Air, a Canadian charity that provides free flights to low-income Canadians who need to travel for specialized medical care.14 With over 15 years of experience in the non-profit sector, Collins has established himself as a leader in fundraising, marketing, and communications.23
Professional Background
Collins joined Hope Air with a strong background in the health charities sector. He has demonstrated a track record of year-over-year growth in his previous roles.2 At Hope Air, he is responsible for:
- Leading all fundraising initiatives
- Overseeing marketing programs
- Managing communication strategies3
Experience and Expertise
With his extensive experience, Collins brings valuable skills to Hope Air:
- Non-profit leadership: He has progressive leadership experience in the charitable sector.2
- Fundraising: Collins has a proven ability to drive growth in fundraising efforts.2
- Strategic planning: As Chief Development Officer, he plays a crucial role in shaping the organization's development strategies.3
Personal Perspective
Collins is passionate about his work at Hope Air, stating, "I love working at Hope Air because you get to see the impact".1 This sentiment reflects his commitment to the organization's mission of providing essential travel services for medical care.
Contact Information
For those looking to connect with Jon Collins professionally, his LinkedIn username is collinsjon.2 He can also be reached at [email protected] or by phone at (416) 800-9032 or (877) 346-4673.1
Highlights
Toronto -> Vancouver -> Toronto -> Montreal -> Toronto -> Montreal. Quite a week of travel, but it's been a great week celebrating Hope Air Day and acknowledging the longstanding support of CBAA and it's members.
Toronto trip #3 provides the opportunity to share Hope Air's success with Haul for Hope thanks to our airline and airport partners with the #ENCC audience. Wouldn't miss it, and looking forward to connecting with my network there today.
Of the many ways that corporate Canada supports Hope Air I take great pleasure in our relationships with airports - sharing our story at the point of travel for those in need, and those who may be enlightened to a cause to support.
I started my journey in front of our display at YTZ (PortsToronto, Nieuport Aviation) and ended at YQM celebrating the install of our new tiptap (Mark Jordan) donation machines among other elements of partnership with Courtney Burns, CPA, CA).
The Hope Air journey travels through airports across the country every day, and the Hope Air story is coming to one near you.
