Tag: Tarrant To & Through Partnership

  • On the Move: nonprofit leaders taking on new roles

    On the Move: nonprofit leaders taking on new roles

    This week: United Way of Tarrant County, Multicultural Alliance, Communities In Schools of North Texas, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas, Tarrant To & Through Partnership, Fort Works Art, Dynamic Development Strategies

    United Way of Tarrant County is investing in its next chapter of growth, naming Kevin Berber as its new director of marketing and communications.
    Berber will lead creative development and marketing and communications strategy, including
    advertising, promotions and public relations, to support the organization’s mission and maximize its
    exposure in local and national markets.


    Multicultural Alliance named Fort Worth businesswoman and nonprofit leader Rattana Mao as Interim President and CEO. Mao will guide the organization during the transition, supporting day-to-day operations, community engagement, fundraising and program continuity while the Board conducts a comprehensive search for its next leader. Interested applicants can submit their resume or direct inquiries to exeutive@mcatexas.com or view the job description on Indeed.com. 


    Angela Hernandez joins the Communities In Schools of North Texas team as a Case Management Site Coordinator where she will support students, families, and the school community overall.


    Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas welcomes Chandler Gadis as Senior Director of Operations. Chandler brings more than 13 years of nonprofit leadership and youth development experience to the role. He previously served as Assistant Club Director at their KIPP Pleasant Grove Primary location and held leadership roles with First Tee of Greater Dallas, where he led programming, operations, and community partnerships.


    Tarrant To & Through Partnership is excited to welcome Kyla Guyette as their new Chief Impact Officer. Kyla brings more than 20 years of executive leadership experience building education-to-career systems, leading cross-sector partnerships, and using data to drive measurable outcomes for students and families.


    Amy Rasor has joined Lauren Saba at Fort Works Art and Gallery of Dreams as the Director of Growth and Impact.

    She has also joined Michelle Crim, CFRE and her team at Dynamic Development Strategies, LLC as a Senior Associate.

  • On the Move: nonprofit leaders taking on new roles

    On the Move: nonprofit leaders taking on new roles

    This week: Tarrant To & Through Partnership, Gladney, Folds of Honor, Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep, Camp Fire First Texas

    Tarrant To & Through Partnership announces the promotion of Regina Williams, LMSW to Chief Operating Officer. Since joining T3 in 2025 as Vice President of Program Operations, Regina has played a critical role in strengthening their organization, guiding strategic initiatives, and advancing opportunities for students and families across Tarrant County. 


    Allison Payne has accepted an offer for the role of Grants Manger at Gladney! She looks forward to advancing their mission of creating bright futures through adoption, and working with such an amazing team of passionate professionals.


    Rick Schornack, founder and former President and Chairman of Lockton Companies of Dallas, was elected as Board Chair for the North Texas Chapter of Folds of Honor. 


    After an incredible chapter with Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas, Kathryn Duncan is excited to share that she has accepted the position of Development Manager of Events at Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep.


    Brooke Traylor joined the Camp Fire First Texas team as a Marketing Content & Design Specialist.