Our Vision
United Way envisions a world where all individuals and families achieve their human potential through education, income stability and healthy lives.
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Executive Director
Kimberly Scott
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Board Members
President
Gina Nelson |
Gina Nelson, owner and designer of Bead Buzz Jewelry Designs, was born and raised in Tiskilwa. She lives in Princeton with her husband, Steve and they have two children, Colin and Audrey. Gina started designing jewelry in 2003 to create a gift for her twin sister’s first Mother’s Day. Her business continued to grow making it nearly impossible to work from her home. In 2007, she decided to open her business on Main Street in Princeton and has since never looked back. Gina enjoys the opportunity to channel her creative energy into unique, quality jewelry for her customers. She is involved in many community organizations such as Princeton Chamber Ambassadors, Ztour, the Owen Lovejoy Lawn Event and one of the Founders of the Tiskilwa Pow Wow Days 5k Run/Walk. As a Bureau County United Way Board member, she is community minded and dedicated volunteer.
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Sara Hudson (Vice-President)- Not yet pictured
Dawn Reglin (Tresurer)- Not yet pictured
Secretary
Christina Walters |
Christina Walters is a Princeton native and graduated from the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse. She currently is an Account Executive, at Diamond Bros. Insurance, LLC, in the Princeton office. Christina has served as Secretary for the Bureau County United Way (BCUW) Board of Directors for the last four years. She became a board member after volunteering at several of the BCUW events. Being from Princeton Christina finds it important to give back to the community in where she lives. She believes in supporting the Bureau County’s local not-for-profit agencies through BCUW. “These agencies are busy doing what they do best….” states Christina; “providing necessary services for people in need throughout Bureau County. They do not always have the time to raise the funds to keep their organizations on track & that is where the BCUW comes in.”
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