Welcoming Brandy to the Team

July 27, 2021

Brandy Shaw has joined the Palm Health Foundation team as Accounting & Grants Coordinator.

Brandy Shaw has over fifteen years of experience in the education and non-profit sector. She began her career as an educator, having served in early childhood, elementary and adult education for churches, schools and cultural institutions, through the teaching of classes and designing of educational programming.  In addition to being an educator, Brandy worked for several local nonprofit organizations creating innovative strategies and resources that help support children and families in our community. Brandy has also served in an executive level capacity in nonprofit management, finance and grant writing.  She is a graduate of Florida Atlantic University and has lived and worked in South Florida for over 20 years. Brandy resides in Palm Beach County with her husband and three children. Welcome aboard, Brandy! 

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