Florence DiJohnson specializes in high-impact philanthropy, aligning non-profit strategic needs with donor priorities.

Over the past decade, she has partnered with donors, private foundations, and institutional leaders to advance capital projects, educational access, research, culture, and public engagement.

She has held key leadership roles at leading academic and cultural institutions, including serving as Director of Strategy at the Harvard Graduate School of Design and Director of Development at The Chestnut Hill School. Currently, she is the Senior Associate Director of Development at the MIT Museum and serves as Chair of Development on the Board of the West End Museum in Boston.

Florence holds a Master of Science in Exhibition Design from Pratt Institute and a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from the University of Vermont. Her personal philanthropic investments span art and architecture, housing and food security, ocean conservation, early childhood development, and mental healthcare.

A Boston resident, she enjoys spending her personal time outdoors and sharing long dinners with family and friends.