Adams: State’s size primes it for big fundraising wins

FULLY INVESTED: Erica Busillo Adams, right, development manager at The Autism Project, chats with her boss, Executive Director Joanne G. Quinn. Adams’ husband and stepdaughter are both on the autism spectrum, giving her a personal stake in her fundraising job. / PBN PHOTO/STEPHANIE ALVAREZ EWENS
FULLY INVESTED: Erica Busillo Adams, right, development manager at The Autism Project, chats with her boss, Executive Director Joanne G. Quinn. Adams’ husband and stepdaughter are both on the autism spectrum, giving her a personal stake in her fundraising job. / PBN PHOTO/STEPHANIE ALVAREZ EWENS
Erica Busillo Adams has spent much of her career in fundraising, drumming up donor dollars for a variety of causes. But the common link, she says, is her connection to each of them. “I don’t like to fundraise for something I don’t feel like I have a personal stake in,” said Adams, development manager for…

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