Ashley Rodwick

Ashley joined the Koret Foundation in 2010. As senior program officer, she manages Koret’s grants and initiatives for the Bay Area, including the areas of K–12 education, higher education, and arts & culture. 

Ashley’s extensive social sector experience spans work with government agencies, community-based organizations, and philanthropic institutions. She has championed numerous causes, including education equity, care for the elderly and disabled, food security, technology and transparency in government, programs to address childhood obesity, healthcare for the unhoused, and support for at-risk youth.

Ashley received her Masters of Social Welfare from UC Berkeley, with a concentration in nonprofit management and planning.  She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Stanford University.

An avid runner, Ashley serves on the charity committee of her running club, the Pamakid Runners, which provides grants to local organizations promoting community health and fitness.

Ashley grew up in the Midwest, moving to the Bay Area for college. She and her husband live in Oakland with their two daughters, and are often found exploring Northern California’s great outdoors.