Angelie Singla

Angelie Singla, LMSW (she/her) has extensive experience in fundraising, program development/evaluation, and grant management in public health, youth development, and healthcare. She is currently the first Vice President of Growth at PENCIL, Inc. Previously she was the Chief Development Officer for the National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum (NAPAWF). Before that, she was the Director, Corporate, Foundation & Government Relations at Mount Sinai South Nassau, where she managed a $25M portfolio of exciting and critical programs to improve patient experiences. Prior to that, Angelie was the Vice President of Philanthropy at Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City. In this role she was responsible for retaining and growing the portfolio of foundation, corporate, and government partnerships as well as supporting individual donor cultivation efforts. After graduating from CSSW she was the Assistant Director of Program and Resource Development at the Fund for Public Health in New York. Angelie secured several multimillion-dollar grants and donations for high profile, complex initiatives.
As a student at CSSW, she interned at UJA-Federation of New York, Coalition for Asian American Children and Families, Palladia (now part of Services of the UnderServed) and worked as a Development Assistant at Sakhi for South Asian Women. Prior to graduate school, she was a Site Director at the Queens Community House, where she facilitated programs for students, parents and staff.

In addition, she has taught courses and workshops at CSSW, the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College, Stony brook University’s School of Social Welfare and the Network for Social Work Management National and NYC Chapter’s Conferences. In addition to classroom teaching, she has been a field instructor for CSSW and Silberman students.

She is the Co-Chair, Scholarship Committee of the NYC Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals. She has served on the Board of Directors of Community Mediation Services, as a Team Leader for the Grants Advisory Committee of the New York Women’s Foundation, and a member of the Asian Women Giving Circle. Angelie was a Selection Committee member for the NYCT Nonprofit Excellence Awards. She has been a volunteer mentor for the Network for Social Work Management and Career Coach for Women in Development. She earned her MSW degree from CSSW and a BA from Pace University.