Welcome Our New Team Member, John Fosdick! 

We are thrilled to announce a fantastic addition to our 410 Bridge team – John Fosdick as our new Senior Relationship Officer! With a wealth of experience in fundraising and a passion for making a difference, John is set to bring fresh energy and innovative ideas to our mission. 

 A Little About John: 

John Fosdick is a seasoned development professional with extensive experience in cause-marketing and advocating for Christian organizations. He was previously the VP of Development at Family Legacy Ministries Intl., where he significantly boosted operational fundraising goals and built strategic partnerships, aiding over 12,000 vulnerable children in Zambia.  

John Fosdick with a Savings Group in Zambia 

His previous roles also include VP of Development at the College of Biblical Studies Houston, where he helped expand the campus and increase fundraising efforts.  

A third-generation Houstonian, John is a member of Bethel Church in Houston. He and his wife Janet are blessed with five children, aged 23 to 30.  

John with his wife Janet, and a few of his children doing ministry work in Zambia. 

John holds a BBA in Finance from the University of Texas and enjoys promoting missions and collaboration to further organizational goals. His lifelong commitment to serving the underserved is evident in his extensive volunteer work and leadership in various nonprofit initiatives. 

 Why This Matters to You:  

As a valued donor, your support has been the backbone of our success. John’s expertise will help us maximize the impact of your contributions around the world. With his help, we aim to expand our programs, reach more communities in need, and create real sustainable change. 

 What’s Next? 

John has already hit the ground running, working on several exciting projects. From developing new fundraising strategies to enhancing our engagement with supporters like you, John’s efforts are set to elevate our work to new heights. 

John Fosdick and his wife Janet 

 Join Us in Welcoming John! 

We believe that great things are on the horizon, and we can’t wait to share more updates with you. Please join us in welcoming John to the team!  

Your continued support is crucial as we embark on this new chapter together. Thank you for being an integral part of the 410 Bridge journey.  

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