Olivia London brings ten-plus years of public health and non-profit experience to her role at the Foundation. As Senior Grants and Program Associate, Olivia works closely with funded partners and the Foundation team to support each individual project and the overall grants strategy. She’s often on the phone talking through ideas with a funded partner or providing technical assistance on our grants platform so that grant applicants feel confident using the technology. She seeks to amplify the success of the organizations we fund, find opportunities for deeper partnership, and constantly learn with and from our partners. Olivia also works alongside Foundation Research, Evaluation, and Learning team to ensure strategic learning is infused in our funding strategies.  

Prior to joining the Foundation, Olivia served as the director of advocacy and prevention at Eckerd College, where she provided confidential advocacy support to students impacted by abuse, facilitated education on topics related to violence prevention, and led an interdisciplinary workgroup advancing best practices in student wellness. 

She is an experienced grant writer and program administrator, passionate about anti-racism and public health. 

Olivia holds a bachelor’s degree in creative writing from Carnegie Mellon University and a Master of Public Health degree from Boston University with a concentration in ethics and human rights.