Corrie Taylor

Director of Development

Corrie Taylor has served as the Director of Development at FrontLine Service since 2012. In this role, she oversees fundraising and communication to support FrontLine’s mission to reach out to adults and children in Northeast Ohio to end homelessness, prevent suicide, resolve behavioral health crises, and overcome trauma. Corrie has more than 25 years of experience fundraising and communicating on behalf of social service agencies in Greater Cleveland.

Over her 10 years at FrontLine, Corrie has led the department’s growth from a single grant writer serving a $10M agency to a five-person team responsible for securing 80% of the agency’s $28M revenue through government contracts, grants, events, corporate giving, and individual donations. Her team also manages community relations, social media, and marketing on behalf of the agency. Through these efforts, Corrie has helped position the agency to expand programming to address unmet needs in our community.

Corrie’s accomplishments include securing multi-million dollar federal grants to launch innovative programs, including HopeLink, Cuyahoga County’s first program to prevent suicide among individuals discharged from the emergency room; partnering with FrontLine’s board of directors to significantly increase board-generated revenue; and launching Twinkle Shop, an annual event that provides gifts, basic need items, and holiday cheer to families impacted by homelessness and other crises.

Corrie has dedicated her career to strengthening organizations that make a difference for vulnerable populations in our community. She is motivated by helping to build a community where we all thrive.

Corrie has volunteered as a Girl Scout Troop leader, co-led a grief group at her church, and served as a big sister through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Cleveland. She is passionate about being of service to others and prioritizes being of service to the team she leads as they are of service to the organization.

Corrie holds a Bachelor’s in Psychology and Women’s Studies from Denison University.