Julie Fisher, Executive Director

Julie Fisher is the Executive Director of The Good People Fund, a role she considers the honor of a lifetime. Her journey with the organization began when she met founder Naomi Eisenberger, who quickly became a cherished mentor.
An experienced nonprofit and educational leader, Julie has dedicated her career to helping people and communities thrive. She was a teacher, educational leader, and Chair of the Board of the Walworth Barbour American International School in Israel, where she lived for many years. She founded the Consortium for Israel and the Asylum Seekers, bringing together volunteers, donors, and organizations to support the African asylum-seeking community in Israel.
Julie joined The Good People Fund in November 2023 as Director of Engagement before becoming Executive Director. She is committed to carrying the organization’s mission forward and supporting the next generation of social visionaries who are working to make the world better.
Andrea Good, Director of Operations

Andrea began working with The Good People Fund in October 2015. Prior to joining GPF, she worked in children’s publishing for 25 years. She now enjoys working in the non-profit world with small, grassroots organizations and inspiring people. Andrea has a BS in marketing from Rutgers College/Rutgers School of Business, Rutgers University. She lives with her family in New Jersey.
Randi Cairns, Administrator

Randi is a nonprofit and small-business consultant who has dedicated more than 25 years to providing support for and service to vulnerable populations. She was first introduced to The Good People Fund as a grantee in 2010 as a founder of a national nonprofit for military families. Nearly 15 years after that first introduction, Randi is delighted to be part of the small but mighty team supporting the next generations of Good People making a difference in the world.
Randi earned a BA in psychology from Rutgers University and an MS in human services with a specialty in nonprofit management from Capella University. A Chapel of the Four Chaplains Legion of Honor awardee, Shield of Sparta Heroine of the Infantry recipient, and Harlequin More Than Words “Real Life Heroine,” her favorite title is proud mama of four children and BuNana to the world’s greatest grandbaby.
Jordan Namerow, Communications Consultant

Naomi Eisenberger, Founder, Executive Director Emerita, Master Mentor

Naomi Eisenberger is a visionary force in Jewish philanthropy and social entrepreneurship. When the Ziv Tzedakah Fund closed its doors after more than a decade under Naomi’s leadership as Managing Director, she founded the Good People Fund to continue identifying and supporting exceptional grassroots leaders dedicated to repairing the world.
Over the next 18 years, Naomi shaped GPF into a unique force for social change, proving that one person with vision and determination can transform countless lives. She built an enduring culture of mentorship, collaboration, and possibility that enables changemakers to lead with compassion and purpose.
What has distinguished Naomi throughout her career is her extraordinary gift for finding “good people” – compassionate, driven individuals with bold ideas and the courage to act on them – and helping them turn vision into impact. Through her guidance and mentorship, she has helped launch and strengthen hundreds of initiatives addressing the greatest challenges society faces. The organizations she has nurtured and the leaders she has championed have changed lives, strengthened communities, and created lasting impact.
Today, as Executive Director Emerita and Master Mentor, Naomi continues to share the wisdom, compassion, and entrepreneurial spirit that have defined her life’s work. Her legacy lives not only in the organization she founded, but in the countless lives touched by the people and programs she continues to inspire and empower.
Glenn Rosenkrantz, z'l, Public Relations Consultant
July 1961 - December 2026

Glenn was a lover of everything Broadway, the quintessential New Yorker who used Citi-Bikes with ease, master of the English language and the correct use of the em-dash, and so much more.
He was an amazing human being. He was sensitive, bright and professional in every way. He “got” the Good People Fund and told us many times how honored he was to work with us and our grantees. Glenn was family and as so many have commented, “he was a pure soul and a mensch.” Meeting our grantees opened up his huge and sensitive heart in so many ways.
There is a huge hole in our hearts right now and we are sure that it is the same for all our Good People Fund family. His words and his heart were an integral part of what we do each and every day.
May his memory be a blessing. He was a blessing to us.






