About Bozeman Health Foundation

Bozeman Health Foundation President
ewarner@bozemanhealth.org

Beth joined the Bozeman Health Foundation as president in October 2022. Prior to moving to Bozeman from Minneapolis Minn., she was executive director of Park Nicollet Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Park Nicollet Health Services, an integrated health care system within HealthPartners, the largest consumer-governed nonprofit health care organization in the nation.

Beth is a certified fundraising executive with a 22+ year career serving nonprofit missions. She has led nonprofit teams, boards and community partnerships, driven transformational health care philanthropy initiatives and served on nonprofit boards and collaboratives. Throughout her career, Beth has been passionate about health and wellbeing and deeply committed to making a difference in people’s lives.

Beth also worked for the Amherst H. Wilder Foundation in St. Paul, Minn., and the YMCA of Metropolitan Minneapolis. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the School of Journalism at the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities.

Beth has a young adult son and enjoys yoga, hiking, wildlife, pottery, dogsledding and spending time outside with her dogs, Molly and Izzy.

Data and Gift Processing Coordinator
abrown2@bozemanhealth.org

Amanda joined Bozeman Health Foundation as the next step in expanding and broadening her career in fundraising and community outreach. Prior to joining the foundation, Amanda served as the member services coordinator for Prospera Business Network, and lead specialist for The Graduate School at Montana State University. With her years of service to students and area businesses, the transition of matching donors with the needs of our community was a natural fit.

At Bozeman Health Foundation, Amanda is responsible for maintaining the integrity of the donor database, conducting prospect research and tracking and recording expenditures against grants and funds. Amanda earned her bachelor's degree in English literature with options in biological science and psychology from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Amanda and her husband, Mark, have enjoyed Montana as their home for years, and enjoy all of the natural wonders it has to offer.

Manager of Special Events and Donor Stewardship
mgrobe@bozemanhealth.org
406.414.1692

Mindy is system manager of special events and donor stewardship. She is charged with organizing foundation stewardship events throughout the year and helping ensure donors experience our gratitude and realize the impact of their generosity.

She began her career with Bozeman Health Foundation as development coordinator, eager to start a new career in the nonprofit sector. Prior to working at the foundation, Mindy worked in the Conference and Event Services Department at Montana State University and has extensive experience in the customer service and planning industry. Originally from Pennsylvania, Mindy attended Westminster College in New Wilmington graduating with a bachelor’s degree in public relations. After graduation she started her career at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort & Spa where she worked for five years before deciding to start a new adventure in Montana.

With all Montana has to offer, you can find Mindy and her husband, Matt, along with their daughter, hiking, skiing, fishing, volunteering and spending time with their four-legged feline.

Executive Administrative Assistant
ahanenberg@bozemanhealth.org
406.414.1085

As executive administrative assistant, Alexa supports the advancement of Bozeman Health Foundation’s mission by serving as the executive assistant to the foundation's president, as liaison to the foundation’s board of directors, and overseeing the foundation office.

Alexa’s passion for nonprofit work grew when she volunteered with her mom at local organizations in her Colorado hometown. While attending Colorado State University, Alexa joined a co-ed fraternity focused on community involvement and making an impact through service to others. Soon after earning a bachelor’s degree in communications studies, she went to work for an oral surgeon in Denver, Colo., and in her free time continued her passion for serving as a volunteer in her community. As a next step in her career development, Alexa had a vision to work in a nonprofit health care foundation.

Alexa and her fiancé, Charlie, along with their dog, Ella, moved to Bozeman in 2022. She is eager to explore Bozeman’s hiking trails, camping spots, ski hills and all else Montana has to offer.

Manager of Annual Giving
chodges@bozemanhealth.org
406.414.5441

Claire Hodges is Bozeman Health Foundation’s manager of annual giving. Her role supports the advancement of the foundation’s mission through fundraising events and mailings, employee engagement programs, and stewardship throughout the Bozeman area.

Claire has always had a passion for health care and community involvement and is excited to be a part of the Bozeman Health Foundation team.

Prior to joining the Foundation this month, Claire served as development manager for Cancer Support Community where she specialized in fundraising events, grant writing and marketing to serve people in the community impacted by cancer.

Originally from eastern Montana, Claire attended Montana State University and received her bachelor’s degree in community health. In her free time, Claire enjoys traveling and spending time with her husband, Kyle, and their cat, Mildred.

System Manager of Philanthropy Communications
carprice@bozemanhealth.org
406.414.1385

Carmen Price serves as Bozeman Health Foundation's manager of philanthropy communications, leading the public-facing messaging and materials in efforts to catalyze broad impact in support of the foundation's mission.

In collaboration with Bozeman Health System and foundation colleagues, Carmen develops and implements robust communications to strengthen philanthropic engagement with supporters and cultivate new relationships to expand the investments in the health of Southwest Montana.

She brings to the role a broad range of effective communications and marketing experience. Prior to joining the foundation’s team, Carmen worked within the Montana University System in roles that specialized in communications, marketing, project management and broadcast production. Prior to her tenure with MUS, she was a journalist for Montana's largest newspaper.

Carmen received her bachelor's degree in film and photography from Montana State University and her master’s degree in journalism from the University of Montana.