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Community Impact Cabinet
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In 2016, UWVFC envisioned a group of community-minded, subject-area experts to take the reigns on implementing Community Impact in Volusia and Flagler counties; this group became known as the Community Impact Cabinet (CIC). This dynamic group of individuals will be responsible for strategically mapping United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties' priority areas, reviewing requests for funding, and monitoring programs and results from those programs. To view a more detailed explanation, follow the Job Description link provided.
The inaugural CIC is comprised of 14 members and is chaired by Chet Bell.
| Education | Financial Stability | Health | Finance |
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Position Vacant |
Janet Hamer, Volunteer |
Mary Jo Allen, Halifax Health Hospice |
Edward Dimayuga, Law Offices of Richard Culbertson |
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Cathy Twyman, Daytona State College |
Dan Davis, City of Bunnell |
Robert Snyder, Department of Health, Flagler |
John Polizzi, Retired |
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Maralee Walsh, Retired Professor |
Robin King, CareerSource Flagler Volusia |
Position Vacant |
Chet Bell, Cabinet Chair |
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Dean Kurtz, International Speedway Corporation |
Michael Ugarte, Halifax Humane Society |
Position Vacant |
The CIC is responsible for the visioning and strategic direction of the Community Impact Model for the United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties. The three main areas of focus for the Cabinet are: strategy mapping, investments and implementation, and monitoring. To apply for the CIC, fill out the online application.
