“Being a board member takes a lot of time and work, but it’s very rewarding. Especially when you strongly believe in the mission.” – LeTiffany Obozele LeTiffany Obozele YWCA Board of Directors #ONAMISSION for 2 years How did you first get involved at the YWCA? YWCA Board President Alison Pollock invited me to be on… Continue Reading Woman on a Mission: LeTiffany Obozele
I feel a sense of urgency to find promising and pragmatic solutions to the challenges in our community. Injustice, poverty and lack of opportunity can be overwhelming. But we push back hard against these elements, and to see hope where there was once despair can be not only emotional, but extremely gratifying as well. –… Continue Reading Woman on a Mission: Megan Schwerdt Williams
It’s an incredibly rewarding gift to serve the YWCA. – Kaitlyn Sester Kaitlyn Sester YWCA Board of Directors, Vice President #ONAMISSION for 3 years How did you first get involved at the YWCA? I joined the women’s event committee because I love party planning, but then found a deep passion for our mission and wanting… Continue Reading Woman on a Mission: Kaitlyn Sester
We ALL have a voice meant to be used. When you raise yours for the right cause, the harmony you will create is beautiful. – Tara Wallace Tara Wallace YWCA Board of Directors #ONAMISSION since April 2019 How did you first get involved at the YWCA? I attended several community events before being… Continue Reading Woman on a Mission: Tara Wallace
To be a good leader, you have to participate. The worst thing you can do in a board service position is to sit back and watch things unfold. Get involved, ask questions, offer opinions, listen, learn a new perspective – these actions will make your organization stronger and help you grow personally and professionally.… Continue Reading Woman on a Mission: Liz Steffen