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Town lands proven nonprofit exec to lead Gilbert Advocacy Center

Trinity Donovan is laying the groundwork for Gilbert Advocacy Center staffing and operations while construction continues.

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Trinity Donovan didn’t plan to leave AZCEND.

After 16 years helping grow the East Valley nonprofit from a small food bank into a multiprogram organization with dozens of employees and hundreds of volunteers, she believed she was leaving behind stability and strong leadership.

“It makes it a lot easier to leave a place when you feel like it’s stable and there’s good people there,” Donovan said.

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