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Lynne Toye

Executive Director, NJ Arts and Culture Renewal Fund

Lynne Toye

Toye is the inaugural Executive Director of the New Jersey Arts and Culture Renewal Fund, a public-private collaboration supported by corporate and private foundations, individual donors, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

In her role, Toye oversees grantmaking to arts and culture organizations across the state of New Jersey. Her professional experience includes leadership roles in nonprofit administration and higher education. She holds degrees from the University of Virginia and the Wharton School of Business.

Toye is a proud resident of New Jersey and enjoys hiking, poetry, jazz, and art. In her spare time you may find her exploring in the woods, attending a gallery opening, enjoying a music festival, or at her easel painting in her home studio. She is excited to serve on the board of the Council to lend her experience and passion for cultural expression to the mission of the organization.

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    • *Inactive due to 2025 Federal Funding Cuts
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      • Prime Time Family Reading
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    • *Inactive due to 2025 Federal Funding Cuts
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