Mission
Established in 2003 MarinLink serves as an incubator and fiscal sponsor for community-based projects inspired by social entrepreneurs to generate positive change in the Arts, Community, Education, Environment and Health.
In the News & Awards:
- Certificate of Recognition California Assembly, Marc Levine : Commending MarinLink 2016
- Certificate Recognition California State Assembly 2016
- Marin Gives Back – Marin Magazine, November 2018
- Good Deeds – Marin Magazine, December 2016
- Warm Wishes – Marin IJ, December 2016
- Nurturing Nonprofits – North Bay Business Journal, January 2014
- Resolution Marin County Board Supervisors : Commending MarinLink 2013
- Resolution Marin Board Supervisors : Helping Hand 2009
Founders
Staff
Board Of Directors
President
Tamara Hull, CPA with Janisse Hull in Novato, is passionate about the environment. As a member of Sustainable San Rafael, she promotes and advocates sustainability in areas of green building and waste management. In addition, she is an advocate for affordable housing and works closely with local government to create opportunities for low income residents. Tamara generously donates her time to many nonprofits by providing tax advice pro bono. In her spare time she races BMWs!
CFO
Joanne Molyneaux is Chief Financial Officer of MarinLink. A business and systems consultant for more than 20 years, Joanne worked extensively with the telecommunications industry on creating benchmark customer care and feedback systems. Turning to nonprofit work seven years ago, she is on the board of Ross Valley Ecumenical Housing Association, and Sukhasiddhi Foundation, a Marin-based Buddhist meditation and study center. Joanne lives in San Rafael.
Treasurer
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Secretary
Gregg Siegel is an attorney with Alliance in Petaluma. He attended college at UC Santa Barbara and law school at Santa Clara University. He resides in San Rafael with his wife, Stephanie. Gregg enjoys outdoor activities including biking through the beautiful hills of Marin County and is a huge fan of the San Francisco Giants.
Peter Breen
Peter Breen retired from the County of Marin as County Welfare Director in 1989. He then became Executive of Centerforce at San Quentin, a non-profit serving the families and children of California’s 33 prisons. During that time he served on the San Anselmo Town Council, serving four times as Mayor. Peter is currently a Senior Fellow for the Child Welfare League of America in Washington DC.. Peter is the current the Board President of Side by Side, formerly Sunnyhills Services’ in addition to serving on several other Boards in Marin. In his spare time, he is a member of the North Coast Rail Authority Board.
Mary O’Mara, MBA, is the Executive Director and Co-founder of MarinLink. A former teacher and school administrator, she holds the position of Core Adjunct with National University. She earned her MBA in Strategic Leadership from Dominican University of San Rafael. Mary lives in San Rafael.
Community Partners
Bank of Marin
Bioneers
Bombas
County of Marin
Environmental Forum of Marin
Hennessy Funds
MarinArts.org
Marin Economic Forum
Marin’s Founders Celebration
Marin Professionals
MerloneGeier Partners
Paperseed Foundation
TedxMarin
Unity in Marin
Warm Wishes
I thought the three classes were absolutely great. The information was explained in a way that was accessible. I also liked the progression of the classes. Richard did an excellent job!
The topics were explained clearly. I really appreciate Rich’s pacing and clear understandable language.
MarinLink has been a great support for us as a small business, allowing us to be able to receive donations, thus furthering the impact the CERT program can have in Marin.
Cash Flow and Annual Planning gave us a framework to keep ourselves on track. It’s harder to do the nitty gritty accounting and budgeting than it is to research fundraising or dream up a strategic plan. I enjoyed the topics, group discussions and realistic view of what to expect from grants.
I appreciate the opportunity that MarinLink provides to the community and myself to help launch the Tree Monkey Project. It is a great resource and I recommend it to anyone thinking of starting their own nonprofit.
Without MarinLink we would not have a productive, well advised program to help address the number of depressed and suicidal survivors of military sexual trauma which we continue to serve.
MarinLink has been a valued partner to Cruisin’ with Susan for almost nine years. I feel confident knowing they are here to guide me through my fundraising efforts. They understand our needs and help us to grow our non-profit in a meaningful way.
The support we have received from MarinLink has allowed us to develop a clear vision of our mission, program, and overall organizational goals with a clear strategic plan to reach those goals.
MarinLink has enabled me to bring my dream project to life! I am so grateful for the support and enthusiasm I have received from all of the staff. Thank you!
MarinLink has been a major blessing not just to my project, but to so many other wonderful community based organizations and projects under their larger non-profit 501c3 fiscal umbrella. Without MarinLink, I truly don’t know how I would have been able to get my project underway. They have been supportive and helpful at every turn. They are like my personal cheer-leading team encouraging me every step of the way. They have also been wonderfully instrumental in educating me about the various ins and outs of establishing and running a successful non-profit through their MarinLink University program. What can I say…if you have a passion and a dream to contribute to your community in a purposeful and meaningful way, MarinLink is there to help!
MarinLink was there for us when we needed someone to help us to the next step of our evolution! They made it easy to start and have been helping us all along the way! Thank you!