HOUSTON – OCTOBER 3, 2024 –  Kaneisha Lloyd has joined Good Reason Houston as Chief Advancement Officer, concluding the education nonprofit’s nationally competitive recruiting effort. Known for raising millions of dollars at distinguished organizations across the country, Lloyd will lead Good Reason Houston’s development strategy to help drive positive student outcomes for Houston students.

Lloyd brings more than a decade of experience in donor management, strategic communications, and fundraising to the Chief Advancement Officer role. Her impressive career spans influential roles at prestigious organizations such as the University of Oklahoma, the Collegiate School of Memphis, Baylor University, and Houston Landing. With her extensive background in education, community outreach, and advocacy, Lloyd is poised to make a significant impact on Good Reason Houston’s mission to empower students and families in the Houston area.

“Kaneisha’s commitment to providing all students with an excellent education and her experience in building strong community partnerships align perfectly with our vision of creating a brighter future for all students in Houston,” Good Reason Houston CEO Cary Wright said. “Her passion for community engagement and her proven track record in fostering meaningful connections will be invaluable as we work to ensure that every child in Houston has access to high-quality education.”

In her pivotal new role, Lloyd will oversee the advancement department, spearheading innovative fundraising strategies that reflect the organization’s ambitious philanthropic priorities. 

As a graduate of The University of Oklahoma with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Public Relations, Kaneisha takes pride in the storytelling and branding of mission-driven organizations to build meaningful relationships for constructive community impact. 

“I am honored to join Good Reason Houston,” Kaneisha said. “The work of education is not only a passion but also a calling and I look forward to continuing the work of building a more equitable Houston for every child in every neighborhood.”