In 50th year of United Way program, volunteers "loan" their time

July 24, 2018 | Source: EverythingLubbock.com

Volunteers for Lubbock Area United Way’s Loaned Executive Program play a key role in United Way’s Annual Campaign. These individuals “loaned” by their employer serve as a primary contact and resource for companies conducting employee workplace campaigns. 2018 celebrates the 50th year of the program.

This year, 53 local companies have loaned employees to United Way. These volunteers have already been instrumental in leading United Way’s Day of Caring, at which more than 120 children went home with new books. In addition, they have engaged in learning and training opportunities to learn about United Way, its Community Partners, and the annual campaign. Loaned Executives are currently delivering campaign supplies, educating employees, and making themselves available to help ensure that each company has all the resources necessary to run a successful workplace campaign.

 

The 2018 Loaned Executive program is chaired by Kelsey Tubb of City Bank and is comprised of 61 volunteers, one of the largest classes in the history of the program. Matt Ernst of Fox34/Ramar Communications is vice chair.

Lynn Owens, Vice President Annual Campaign, may be contacted at 747-2711 or lowens@unitedway-lubbock.org for more information on running a United Way workplace campaign.

2018 Loaned Executives:

  • Kelsey Tubb (Chair), City Bank
  • Matt Ernst (Vice Chair), Fox34/Ramar Communications
  • Wesley Bishop, Wellington State Bank
  • Margo Boyd, South Plains Association of Governments
  • Abbi Brickey, A Cup of Yo
  • Beverly Brooks, Covenant Health
  • Jonathan Caspell, City of Lubbock
  • Jenna Coker, Casey Carpet One
  • Collin Cooper, Lone Star State Bank
  • Brenan Ehlers, City Bank
  • Christopher Empson, First United Bank
  • Shaun Fogerson, City of Lubbock
  • Ryan Graves, Greenstreet, Inc.
  • Kendra Gutleber, Atmos Energy
  • Brandon Hanslik, PlainsCapital Bank
  • Karen Harris, StarCare Specialty Health System
  • Ashton Haynes, Fox34/Ramar Communications
  • Katie Heinrich, Lubbock-Cooper ISD
  • Amy Hymel, X-FAB Texas
  • Kelsey Johnson, YWCA of Lubbock
  • Tom Jordan, Western Bank
  • Ryan Kennerly, Parkhill, Smith & Cooper
  • Kyle Lair, Benchmark Business Solutions
  • Chris Lancaster, Covenant Health
  • Denise Mattson, Lubbock ISD
  • AJ McCleod, StarCare Specialty Health System
  • Jeff McCreight, Reagor Dykes Auto Group
  • Grant McMillan, FirstBank & Trust
  • David Medrano, American National Bank
  • Anita Menefee, UMC Health System
  • Heather Newberry, United Supermarkets
  • Monica Noyola, Texas Mutual Insurance Company
  • Jackie Odom, Scoggin-Dickey Inc.
  • Bianca Ortiz, TXP Capital, LLC
  • Keith Patrick, Frenship ISD
  • Hector Pena, Amerigroup
  • Ely Perea, Covenant Health
  • Jonathan Perez, American Bank of Commerce
  • Tori Perkins, Citibus
  • Cathy Potter, Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
  • Carly Potter, Peoples Bank
  • Madison Proctor, Texas Tech University
  • Chris Ramirez, NTS Communications
  • Cody Randall, Trustpoint Rehabilitation Hospital
  • Brian Riedel, Prosperity Bank
  • Laura Riley, Centennial Bank
  • Aleesa Ross, Betenbough Homes
  • Jesus Sanchez, Coca Cola Southwest Beverages
  • Clarissa Sanchez, United Supermarkets
  • Chad Sauceda, Peoples Bank
  • Eric Schaff, Vista Bank
  • Kate Silva, Primitive Social
  • Blake Smith, Robinson, Burdette, Martin & Seright
  • Scott Smith, SouthWest Bank
  • Ian Spector, Slate Group
  • Toni Spray, UMC Health System
  • Shannon Sudduth, Lubbock Christian University
  • Kole Tatum, Happy State Bank
  • Tahnee Truitt, South Plains Electric Co-op
  • Carmen Vige, Lubbock National Bank
  • Jessica Waits, FirstCare Health Plans
  • Tyler Young, Texas Tech Credit Union