Central Ohio nonprofit Changing Parkinson’s names its first executive director
“Katie’s exceptional experience in strategic leadership, fundraising, board development and organizational growth is going to strengthen our work and expand our reach in incredible ways,” said Changing Parkinson’s Co-Founder Jessica Krauser. “She brings deep expertise guiding organizations through growth and transition. And she has the know-how and passion to transform us into a national powerhouse.”
The Future of Changing Parkinson’s & How You Can Help
What started as a 5K fundraiser to support Jessica Krauser after her diagnosis of young-onset Parkinson’s at age 37 has grown into something much bigger. In just a few short years, 5KforJK has evolved from a single event into a full-fledged nonprofit that provides tools, resources, and hope to individuals facing Parkinson’s across the country […]
Columbus Monthly—Inspiring Women: Jessica Krauser Advocates for People with Parkinson’s
Originally published in Columbus Monthly “When Jessica Krauser was diagnosed with young onset Parkinson’s disease at age 37, she was relieved. “I know myself and my body. I knew something was wrong. That diagnosis was like, ‘Thank God I’m not going crazy,’” Krauser says. It didn’t take long for Krauser to share her experience. With […]
NBC4i.com—Family, friends, community create non-profit 5k for mom boss with young onset Parkinson’s
Originally published on NBC4i.com “COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — This month’s mom boss balances work, family and Parkinson’s disease while raising awareness and funds for those living with the disease. Jessica Krauser seems to do it all but she’s quick to point out that nobody can really be everything to everyone. “So, I was diagnosed with […]
The Columbus Dispatch—The Good Life: Powell woman diagnosed with young-onset Parkinson’s commits to advocacy
Originally published in The Columbus Dispatch “As Jessica Krauser stood in front of a couple dozen colleagues and presented a marketing plan, she noticed her right hand was trembling. How odd, she thought. She was used to speaking in front of crowds of hundreds for her job, so with this small group she surely wasn’t […]