Top 3 Reasons Why We Love Our Loaned Executives
by Eloise Montemayor /
Community Relations/Public Sector Associate
published August 2017
The United Way of South Texas Loaned Executive
(LE) Program engages local professionals in its annual
campaign to help raise funds for 21 non-profit
agencies and hundreds of health and human service
programs. We are grateful for the supportive companies
who loan us one of their management level employees
who are committed to "giving back" to their
community. They are the heart of United Way. Here
are the top three reasons why we love them:
1.
Revitalizing Force: Many of our supportive companies
provide United Way with a Loaned Executive annually. The
neat thing about this partnership is that the Loaned Executive
is not always the same person every year. So, we have the
unique opportunity to enlighten many passionate professionals
over the years with the mission, vision and core values of
United Way.
2.
Extension of United Way Staff: Loaned Executives dedicate
over 60 volunteer hours to United Way. They help our
staff of seven employees by giving presentations and visiting
with companies to inform employees about the services
and programs that are offered by United Way and its partner
agencies. Loaned Executives have been and continue to be a
crucial part of our annual campaign.
3.
New Opportunities: Loaned Executives help United Way
research new opportunities for giving. These new opportunities,
or new workplace campaigns, contribute to United Way's
vitality - especially when some businesses leave the region
and can no longer support our local office.
We thank the following companies / agencies / government
entities for committing to our Loaned Executive Program
this year:
AEP Texas
City of McAllen
City of Rio Grande City
Boys and Girls Clubs of Edinburg RGV
Boys and Girls Club of Pharr
H-E-B
IBC Bank
Inter National Bank
Magic Valley Electric Co-op
Navy Army CCU
Security Service FCU
Starr County Victims of Domestic Violence Program
Wells Fargo
Loaned Executives pictured above:
Seated left to right, Laura Hernandez, H-E-B; Claudia Johnson, Navy Army CCU; Jennifer Sanchez, IBC; Mayra Jasso, Wells Fargo; and Jessica Reyna, Inter National Bank.
Second Row from left to right, David Perales, H-E-B; Ventura Hinojosa, Starr Co. Victims of Domestic Violence Program; Delia Perez, Starr Co. Victims of Domestic Violence Program; Edna Garcia, Security Service FCU; Cris Moncayo, Inter National Bank; Melissa Foytek, Boys and Girls Club of Pharr; and Noel Perez, Magic Valley Electric Co-op.
Back Row from left to right, Alex Cardenas, Wells Fargo; Benjamin Worsham, City of McAllen; Nathaniel Pena, Boys and Girls Clubs of Edinburg RGV; Cynthia A. Gonzalez, City of McAllen; Robert Chamberlain, Security Service FCU; and Rosalba Epps, AEP Texas. Not pictured, Elisa Beas, City of Rio Grande City and Emigdio Cahue, H-E-B.