Friends of the New London Public Museum Welcomes New Director of Development
New London, WI – Friends of the New London Public Museum (FNLPM) announced the hiring of Llahoma Jackson as Director of Development. This new, part-time role was created to support the New London Public Museum’s upcoming expansion and to strengthen FNLPM’s fundraising and outreach efforts.
Jackson has more than a decade of experience in nonprofit development, most recently serving as Director of Development & Alumni Engagement at the Boys & Girls Brigade in Neenah. Her background includes leading successful fundraising campaigns, managing donor communications, and building strong community partnerships. She has also held development roles with the American Red Cross and Preserve Arkansas, where she worked closely with volunteers, board members, and donors to grow organizational support.
As Director of Development, Jackson will lead fundraising strategy, donor stewardship, and community engagement for the Friends of the New London Public Museum. She will work closely with the FNLPM Board as well as Museum Director Christine Cross and other stakeholders to play a key role in the museum’s future capital campaign and help shape communications that connect supporters to the museum’s mission.
“It’s a pleasure to welcome Llahoma to FNLPM. Her passion for community-focused fundraising and nonprofit leadership will be instrumental as we grow support for the museum’s future,” said Terry Wegner, FNLPM President.
FNLPM’s Director of Development position is funded for three years through grants from the Marilynn W. Taylor/Wohlt Cheese Fund and the Community Vision Fund—both held within the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region—as well as contributions from FNLPM donors who pledged their support for this vital role.