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On the Move: nonprofit leaders taking on new roles

DFW501c Nonprofit News, Fort Worth, Dallas, Texas
Written by DFW501c Reporter

This week: Make-A-Wish North Texas, United Way of Tarrant County, Center for Transforming Lives, Communities In Schools of North Texas, Ronald McDonald House of Fort Worth

Make-A-Wish® North Texas is thrilled to welcome four distinguished new members to its Board of Directors; Allison Delzell, Tim Frederick, Justin Lowenfield, and Kathryn Wyker. These accomplished leaders bring extensive experience across business, marketing, philanthropy and community leadership, along with a shared commitment to advancing the organization’s mission to grant life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses.


United Way of Tarrant County has named Barbara M. Williams, of counsel at Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson LLP, as its new board chair.

Williams has served on United Way of Tarrant County’s board of directors for six years and brings decades of leadership experience with Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, where she has overseen the firm’s Fort Worth office and chairs its client relations subcommittee.


Sarai Victoria, previously with Presbyterian Night Shelter, announces that she’ll be joining The Center for Transforming Lives as an Accounts Payable Specialist.


Jade Ngo takes on a new role as Grant Associate at Communities In Schools of North Texas. Education has always been at the heart of her career, and she’s excited to contribute in a new way through grant work.


Ronald McDonald House of Fort Worth welcoming three new faces to the RMHFW team.

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