Our Team
Meet Our Dedicated Team
Welcome to our team page! Here, you’ll meet a group of passionate volunteers united by a shared mission to support individuals and families affected by neurodegenerative diseases. We focus on advocacy, education, and community building to make a meaningful impact on Atypical Parkinsonism. Get to know the compassionate faces driving our efforts forward, including our honored legacy members.
Board of Directors
Advocacy & Program Committee
Stella Cutler
USA
Committee Chair
My name is Stella Cutler, and I’m from Potomac, Maryland. I currently attend a Jewish high school. When I'm not overwhelmed with schoolwork, I enjoy traveling and meeting new people. My true passion is raising awareness for atypical Parkinson's disorders. My Saba (grandfather) passed away almost five years ago, and I have dedicated myself to keeping his memory alive. I have been with the Coleen Cunningham Foundation for a year, serving as the Support and Advocacy Committee Chair. In this role, I manage all grants, volunteer events, and related activities, and I absolutely love it! I am also training to become the Executive Director, which means I'm fortunate enough to learn the ropes and hope to one day run the foundation. If you are based in the USA and want to get involved, please reach out!
EmailMarketing, Events & Fundraising Committee
Governance & Policy Committee
In Loving Memory – Legacy Members
William Cunningham
August 25, 2024
Legacy
General Inquiries:
ccf@pspawareness.com
About the Coleen Cunningham Foundation
We serve individuals and families affected by Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), Multiple System Atrophy (MSA), Corticobasal Degeneration (CBD), and Dementia with Lewy Bodies (DLB), offering support, education, and advocacy.
Our Mission
The Coleen Cunningham Foundation (CCF) honors Coleen Cunningham’s legacy by improving the quality of life for those with Atypical Parkinsonism through compassionate care, advocacy, and education. We aim to build a supportive community, provide respite and hospice care, and advance understanding and management of these rare neurological disorders.
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