Maggie Dombroski has left her position as director of development and events at the Expect Miracles Foundation: Financial Services Against Cancer. Dombroski has joined the District of Eastern North America - the Brothers of the Christian Schools, serving in a newly created role, associate director of advancement. Meanwhile, a pair of Expect Miracles folks are filling Dombroski's old shoes.

Maggie M. (Nokes) Dombroski District of Eastern North America - the Brothers of the Christian Schools Associate Director of Advancement

"I am excited to transition my career to a huge passion in my life — Catholic education — and apply my skill set to fundraising for the Christian Brothers' District of Eastern North America," Dombroski stated.

Frank Heavey, executive director of Expect Miracles Foundation, tells MFWire that in light of Dombroski's departure, Cassidy Billings and Jaime Waldecker have been promoted to management roles.

"We basically divided Maggie's role between the two of them," Heavey says.

During Billings' three years with Expect Miracles, she has worked in operations, her most recent title being development and operations manager. Waldecker, who has been with the foundation for almost two years, most recently served as development and events manager.

Dombroski spent seven and half years with Expect Miracles, overseeing fundraising events such as the Expect Miracles in Manhattan Gala. After breaking a fundraising record in 2019, Expect Miracles has continued to host fundraisers, even with the social distance restraints imposed by the coronavirus pandemic.

In addition to her time at Expect Miracles, Dombroski held positions at the American Cancer Society, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Lamar Advertising, and the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundations. She earned her undergraduate degree from Providence College. 

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