April 17, 2025 – West Palm Beach, Florida – South Florida’s main connector for people and safe, effective medical equipment, Clinics Can Help (CCH), is proud to announce Erin Kozlowski is joining its Board of Directors. With more than two decades of experience in community relations and a heart for supporting the disabled and underserved, CCH CEO Owen O’Neill stated that Kozlowski will be a tremendous addition to CCH’s growing operations.
“Erin is gifted at connecting people who care about helping others to the right causes, and we’re thrilled to have her join our Board,” said O’Neill. “I’m confident her talents and passion for CCH’s mission will help us reach even more children and adults in need of mobility and independence throughout South Florida.”
Kozlowski’s vast skill set comes from a career spanning from marketing, public relations, sales and events in entertainment, fashion and travel to then later leading in service in the non-profit sector. Moved by her own family’s connection with Intellectual Disabilities, Kozlowski was a natural fit working at the Special Olympics, supporting the Miami-Dade program as Vice President of Development, to then leading regionally as she grew the staff and scope of support the Special Olympics could provide.
Her decade working with the Special Olympics helped drive its annual statewide revenue from $10 million to $19 million among other accomplishments. As she took her talents to Gulfstream Goodwill, Kozlowski again strategically worked to increase the organization’s revenue through philanthropic giving and it was at Gulfstream Goodwill her passion for creating access to stable housing, medical care, mental health support, and addressing food insecurity was found.
“I learned there was a great need to connect important missions with supporters who are seeking more than just transactional donations and generic sponsor benefits,” Kozlowski shared. “My goal is to connect philanthropists with community leaders who are producing meaningful results.”
Kozlowski also sits on the Advisory Board of the Emerging Transformational Leadership program at the Mailman Center, in the University of Miami’s Miller School of Medicine, honoring the legacy of Eunice Kennedy Shriver who helped to open the Mailman Center in 1971.
“At Clinics Can Help, we are supplying more than 4,000 people with devices that are critical to their mobility and independence each year, and any time we can work alongside talented people such as Erin to improve and strengthen our giving model, we’re honored to do so,” added O’Neill.
Holding a Bachelor of Science in Marketing and Merchandising Management from the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City, Kozlowski is also a graduate of the ETLP Leadership Program at the University of Miami, as well as continuing education classes in Leadership and Philanthropy, at Cornell University and New York University. She resides in South Florida with her husband, son, and daughter.
About Clinics Can Help
A vital resource in Palm Beach County and throughout southeast Florida for families in search of medical equipment such as hospital beds, wheelchairs, oxygen concentrators, nebulizers, and more, CCH provides access to critical, lifesaving medical equipment for thousands of children and adults who cannot afford it. The only organization of its kind in Florida and one of only four in the U.S. that provide such a vast array of medical equipment, CCH makes a difference through a simple process of organized recycling. For more information, please visit www.clinicscanhelp.org.
