Andrew Ryan Hall
Andrew first encountered the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus in Greenville, South Carolina - a stop on their 2017 Lavender Pen Tour, and a moment that left a lasting impact. Their performance helped fuel his passion for advocacy for inclusivity. His personal mission is to foster change by creating spaces where dialogue, understanding, and love can flourish. He believes that art has the unique ability to spark conversations that lead to community-building, which aligns perfectly with the Chorus’s mission.
Andrew’s current volunteer roles include Treasurer of Urban Roots, a nonprofit focused on garden-based education to transform communities, and Secretary of the Estate Planning Council. Professionally, he has spent nearly a decade working in trust and estates services. Presently, he is a Fiduciary Advisor at Whittier Trust Company, where he helps families navigate complex fiduciary and estate matters, with a particular passion on legacy planning through creative philanthropic and estate planning solutions. This expertise in strategic giving aligns with the Chorus’s goals of building lasting relationships that will help ensure financial sustainability.
Andrew’s unique combination of personal experience, nonprofit leadership, and professional expertise positions him well to contribute to the continued success of the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus. His passion for fostering community through art, along with his active support and engagement with the Chorus, reflects his deep commitment to the organization's mission. Andrew is eager to bring his skills and perspective to the Board, helping to further SFGMC’s impact and reach.