Katherine Sprissler-Klein
strategist

Katherine Sprissler-Klein brings more than 15 years of fundraising experience at both large national organizations and regional institutions. Her areas of expertise include major gifts, corporate partnerships, cause marketing, special events and volunteer engagement.

Sprissler-Klein joins Social Capital after working in the arts and culture sector, where she held major gifts and annual funding roles for the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Museum of the American Revolution. Previously, Sprissler-Klein served as the Deputy Director of Community Engagement for Philabundance, the regional Feeding America affiliate, where she led high-profile cause marketing campaigns, corporate partnerships and community fundraising. 

Sprissler-Klein also worked in major gifts at the Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest LGBTQ advocacy organization, and she spent a formative five years at the American Red Cross National headquarters, where she managed large and multifaceted corporate partnerships, donor communications in times of crisis and high-impact stewardship opportunities and supported call-to-action campaign collateral creation. Sprissler-Klein began her career at the National Women's Law Center, supporting special events, donor communications and recruitment.  

Sprissler-Klein earned a bachelor’s degree in International Affairs from The George Washington University.