Samantha Levin began working for Guideposts in 2015. She is currently the Outreach and Philanthropy Executive Assistant. Her responsibilities include assisting the two departments with all needs such as editing, marketing, event planning, donor fulfillment and much more. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Communication from Eastern Connecticut State University.
Janice Hackett is a Sr. Database Analyst working in Philanthropy since 2006. She maintains the integrity of the donor database, creates reports and assists with special projects and events. She has been with Guideposts for over 45 years. Her husband Jeff is also employed by Guideposts as the Associate Production Director. Guideposts has been a part
Catherine Halkett currently serves as President of the Guideposts Foundation with oversight of Major Gifts, Annual Giving, Planned Giving and all philanthropy programs to support the outreach efforts and mission of the organization. Catherine holds a Master of Public Health in International Health from New York Medical College and a B.S. degree from the University
For general information about contributions call 800-728-5653 Ext. 2 or email Philanthropy@Guideposts.org. Janice Hackett, Senior Database Analyst Cathy Halkett, President, Guideposts Foundation Justin Mosby, Associate Director, Philanthropy Samantha Levin, Executive Assistant, Outreach & Philanthropy Sybil Light, Donor Relations Michelene Murphy-Staib, Manager of Philanthropy Amber Newman, Philanthropy Assistant
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