“Great organizations are made of passionate people and innovative leadership. It’s important that leaders understand that you need both, and when you have them you can do things that are world-shaking.”
As the CEO of Set Free, a US-based non-profit organization that is focused on rescuing children, providing clean water and medical care, and planting churches in India, Africa and beyond. Through my work in this space, I realized how critical the needs of the non-profit community are to doing good work across the globe, and felt I had a unique opportunity to address those needs head-on. Across the world, people are hurting. They are hungry, and walk miles for even the smallest bit of clean water. There are children sold into slavery every day—simply because their parents owe a debt.
They are longing for more out of life, and I am passionate about helping non-profits meet all of these needs—and so many more—effectively and purposefully.
Thank you for your visit. I’d love to come speak to your group about my expertise in creating robust and effective organizations, or simply just to meet you and hear more about your own insights.
I was once asked what I wish I knew when I first started. The answer was easy. This work will break your heart in a thousand different ways. Keep pushing through. It’s worth it.
More About Sarah
A Greenville, SC native and a lover of all things of the outdoors, Sarah Kelley began her work in non-profit ministry at Asbury Hills, a Christian summer camp in Upstate South Carolina, after graduating from Clemson University with a degree in Philosophy. She also enjoys travel, having made her way to seven countries and across three oceans, and finds comfort capturing those moments behind the lens of a camera. In addition to serving as the CEO of Set Free, she is wife to Robbie, a firefighter, and mom to Sawyer and Emerson, as well as pups Zoey and Koda who—despite both being over 70 pounds each—believe they should be lap dogs.
