Hanley Foundation’s Board of Directors is responsible for providing strategic direction and oversight of the organization’s mission.

Hanley Foundation Board of Directors
Mr. Chip James
Board Chairman
Mr. Michael J. Hanley
Vice Chair
Mr. Culver “Skip” Smith III
Secretary
Mr. Gerry Arsenault
Treasurer
Ms. Lyanne Azqueta
Ms. Marguerite Connelly
Mr. Andrew Forsyth
Mr. David Fritz
Mr. Tom Gallagher
Mrs. Erica Garwood
Mr. Gary Harris
Mr. Scott Hollingsworth
Ms. Suzanne Holmes
Mr. John Makris
Ms. Whitney Miller Douglass
Mr. James L. Myers
Mr. Mark Montgomery
Mr. Gene Rintels
Mr. James C. Schneider
Mrs. Anne B. Sternlicht
Mr. Rob Thomson
Mr. Fritz Van der Grift
Emeritus
Mr. William R. Adkins
Mrs. Lillian Fanjul Azqueta
Ms. Sarah Cortvriend
Ms. Susan R. Goldstein
Mrs. Mary Jane Hanley
Mrs. Nancy P. Hooker
Mrs. Yardley M. Manfuso
Mr. Patrick J. Rooney
In Memoriam
Mr. Robert Critton
Mr. John W. Hanley
Mr. Richard Hellawell
Mr. Michael Keenan
Mrs. Anne Keresey
Mr. Frank J. Lewis
Responsibilities of The Board
Each and every board member is dedicated to our cause and remains instrumental in helping Hanley Foundation make a positive impact on individuals and families throughout our community.
The Board meets regularly throughout the year to review current programs, plan new initiatives, and provide guidance on services and fundraising efforts. They also serve as ambassadors for Hanley Foundation at various events and community meetings, helping us reach a wide range of new potential supporters.
From extensive donor connections to providing invaluable strategic guidance, our Board’s many contributions have made our work possible year after year.

Message from the Board Chair
Dear Friends,
The work of the Hanley Foundation is a very personal mission for me.
When I came upon the Hanley Foundation, as a decade-long participant and beneficiary of all things recovery, I knew nothing about the foundation’s work.
I quickly learned that Hanley Foundation is the undisputed leader in prevention programs for school children and young adults across the state of Florida. I learned that in the last few years, Hanley Foundation has provided scholarships to thousands of people so they can begin their own path to recovery. And I learned a whole lot more.
Most people, even many in the recovery community, don’t know that the foundation exists as a stand-alone leader in recovery. Or, that the Hanley Foundation is the “invisible glue” that holds prevention and recovery together. We are about to become more visible.
The void that came from the loss of most local, healthy, and successful nonprofit treatment and recovery organizations will be filled with Hanley Foundation’s new Campus for Prevention & Recovery, now being developed in West Palm Beach. The “Restoring Hope” capital campaign is well underway. It has come together starting with 100% participation from the Hanley Foundation staff and Board of Directors.
I envision the Campus for Prevention & Recovery as the tentpole under which are the myriad of services and programs provided by us and like-minded organizations, all residing in immediate proximity. Equally as important, the campus will be a safe, supporting place for those starting the journey and those well along its path. You’ll hear more about the vision in the months to come.
Chip James
Hanley Foundation Board Chair