The Children’s Museum of Wilmington Announces New Director of Advancement

Wilmington, NC — May 9th — The Children’s Museum of Wilmington is pleased to announce the appointment of Alicia Brady Scanlan as its new Director of Advancement. With over 25 years of experience in nonprofit and business management, Scanlan brings a wealth of knowledge in donor engagement, event coordination, and strategic fundraising that will further strengthen the organization’s mission. Scanlan joins the Children’s Museum of Wilmington after an impressive career in both the nonprofit and business sectors.
“We are excited to welcome Alicia to our team,” said Jessie Goodwin, Executive Director of The Children’s Museum of Wilmington. “Her strong background in fundraising and solid track record of improving operational efficiency makes her a great fit for the Museum as we grow and build more community support.”
As Director of Advancement, Alicia Scanlan will oversee all aspects of fundraising, donor programs, and strategic planning, with a focus on building meaningful relationships and enhancing the overall donor experience. She will work closely with the organization’s leadership team to create innovative initiatives that support the mission and values of The Children’s Museum of Wilmington.
"It feels as if all my interests and experiences have led me to The Children’s Museum of Wilmington of today," Alicia Scanlan shared. "My passion for community-based nonprofits and fostering lifelong learning is at the core of my personal beliefs and identity. I am thrilled to be on the Children’s Museum Team."
For press inquiries or more information about the event, please contact:
Jessie Wilson
Phone: 910-254-3534 x101
Email: jessie@playwilmington.org
Website: www.playwilmington.org
About The Children's Museum of Wilmington
The Children’s Museum of Wilmington is a non-profit organization committed to inspiring creativity, exploration, and lifelong learning in children through hands-on exhibits, educational programs, and exciting events. The Museum serves as a hub for playful learning and community engagement for families across southeastern North Carolina.

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