“As the Director of Development & Advancement of a local non-profit organization dedicated to providing comprehensive services for LGBTQ youth and young adults experiencing interpersonal and systemic barriers to housing, health, and wellness, identifying and engaging individuals who are passionate about our mission is one of the most important functions of my role. It was through this effort that I had the privilege of meeting Amy Goula. Normally in these meetings, there is a delicate balance of presenting an overview of the organization, while also attempting to gauge an individual’s interests and philanthropic goals.  This, however, was not a typical meeting. Within a matter of minutes, it was Amy asking me how she could get involved. From identifying companies, people and other non-profits with like-minded goals, to seeking individual volunteer opportunities for herself, Amy intuitively recognizes the tenets inherent to sustaining a culture of philanthropy.

While this in of itself is a remarkable character trait, it is Amy’s profound ability to establish lasting relationships that transcend the conventional, often transactional business-client interactions that make her and In Good Company so uniquely positioned. It suffices to say that no matter what your specific needs are as an individual or organization, Amy will put the same enthusiasm and passion she has for life, into connecting you with the resources that make sense for you or your company. We all seek to surround ourselves with compassionate and thoughtful individuals as we navigate through business and life. I cannot think of a better team to assist you in that effort than Amy Goula and In Good Company.”

Mark Erwin-McCormick ~ Director of Development & Advancement | Ruth Ellis Center