We’re excited to announce an addition to our dynamic Denver team. Please help us in welcoming Kacie Warner, new community impact director.
Kacie is a public health professional with 10 years of experience in program management and community-based health education and advocacy. Kacie’s nonprofit experience has included work in healthy eating and active living, sustainable food systems, chronic disease prevention, and health equity. For the past four years, Kacie worked for the Athmar Park Neighborhood Association as an Active Living Coalition Program Manager where she oversaw all aspects of neighborhood improvement program promoting healthy people and places. Kacie also managed the implementation of the BUILD Health Challenge in Boulder County where she served as the Grant and Project Administrator for the local Raising of America Partnership, a regional multi-sector partnership of community-based organizations, local public health department, and health care systems.
Kacie obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology and Women’s Studies from James Madison University, and a Master of Public Health degree from the Colorado School of Public Health.
Kacie has lived in Southwest Denver for ten years and enjoys gardening, cooking, hiking and biking with her husband and two children.