Felicia Ganthier built the practice the field was missing.
An independent philanthropy advisory firm built on more than a decade of experience inside sports, entertainment, higher education, and nonprofit organizations.
- Founded by
- Felicia Ganthier
- Based in
- New York City
- Practice
- Boutique. By invitation.
An athlete, an operator, then a founder.
01
Athlete
Member of Howard University's first women's lacrosse recruiting class. Learned early how to build, compete, and create something from the ground up.
02
Operator
Before founding LPP, Felicia built philanthropic and community initiatives inside major sports, entertainment, and higher education institutions.
03
Founder
Built LPP because the field was missing an independent practice.
Baltimore-born. New York based. Operator first.
Across sports, entertainment, education, and nonprofit organizations, Felicia has spent her career building programs, partnerships, and philanthropic strategies from the inside.
- Led CSR and community programs at WWE, MSG, the Rangers, and Breakthru.
- Ran Harlem Lacrosse as Regional and Executive Director.
- Co-Director of Strategy at Columbia SEEN.
- M.S. Sport Management, Nonprofit concentration, Columbia University. B.S., Towson University.
About the name
The name is intentional. Legacy is the goal. The lemon is the reminder that every meaningful chapter starts with what you have and the choice to make something more from it.
I have spent years inside these systems. I know where they work, where they break down, and I know how I can help people navigate them differently.
A career built inside major institutions.
- 01
WWE
Corporate Social Responsibility leadership
- 02
Madison Square Garden
Community and partnerships
- 03
New York Rangers
Community and partnerships
- 04
Breakthru Beverage Group
CSR and brand partnerships
- 05
Harlem Lacrosse, New York
Regional and Executive Director
- 06
Columbia SEEN
Co-Director of Strategy
- 07
Columbia University, SPS
Course Associate
In practice
NY Rangers STEM Education Leadership Award, Times Square. 
Columbia Sport Management students at the NBPA. 
Thurgood Marshall College Fund Leadership Institute panel.
Four things we hold ourselves to.
01
Independence
No products, no AUM. Counsel without conflict.
02
Operator credibility
We learned this work inside institutions before bringing it to clients as an independent practice.
03
Discretion
Engagements, donors, and program details stay private by default.
04
Structure over noise
We design the underlying architecture, not the press release.
Begin
Begin with a conversation.
No pitch, no template, no obligation.