Hobcaw Barony welcomes Kira Roff as new Volunteer Coordinator
July 27, 2026
Hobcaw Barony / The Belle W. Baruch Foundation is pleased to announce the addition of Kira Roff to its team as the new Volunteer Coordinator.
Roff brings a strong background in community engagement, operations, and environmental stewardship to Hobcaw Barony. She began her career in non-profit operations and visitor services at Brookgreen Gardens, where she held several key roles in group sales, visitor services, and events before advancing to Vice President of Operations. Following her tenure at Brookgreen Gardens, Roff launched her own recycling enterprise, combining entrepreneurship with a deep personal commitment to sustainability.
In her new role at Hobcaw Barony, Roff will lead the development and management of the volunteer program, overseeing recruitment, support, and engagement initiatives to advance the Foundation’s core mission of research, education, and conservation.
“We are thrilled to welcome Kira to our team,” said leadership at the Belle W. Baruch Foundation. “Her proven passion for conservation, extensive experience in community relations, and dedication to service make her an outstanding fit to guide and expand our volunteer initiatives.”
Roff resides in the local community with her family and looks forward to working closely with volunteers and partners across the region.
Members of the community interested in learning more about volunteer opportunities at Hobcaw Barony can reach Kira Roff by email at [email protected] or by phone at (843) 904-9073.
About Hobcaw Barony
Hobcaw Barony is a 16,000-acre research and education reserve located at the southern tip of the Waccamaw Neck in Georgetown County, South Carolina. Dedicated to conservation, research, and education, the property is managed by the Belle W. Baruch Foundation. For more information, visit Hobcaw Barony.
