The Community Foundation and United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties (CF UWVFC) are proud to announce new additions to their Board of Directors. As experts in their fields, these new members will help guide the organization’s governance and goals. They are committed to upholding CF UWVFC’s primary mission of raising funds to support nonprofits in the two-county area and beyond.
“We are thrilled to welcome new members to our Board of Directors. Their diverse experiences and fresh perspectives will undoubtedly strengthen our efforts and drive meaningful progress. Together, we will continue to innovate and create positive change for our organization and the community we serve,” said Courtney Edgcomb, President and CEO, of Community Foundation and United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties.
The Chair of the Board, Jan Miller, also expressed her excitement. “We are delighted to welcome our new board members. As an organization that values innovation and fundraising, these individuals exemplify the direction we are heading while also serving as thought leaders. I can tell they are excited to start!”
Joining the Board are:
Michelle Alvarez, a CPA who has worked at Brown & Brown Insurance since 2017 and is currently the Finance and Operations Leader. Passionate about financial literacy and stability, Alvarez looks forward to bringing insight into the Financial and IDEA+ committees.
Ann Boughtin, President and Owner of Ann Boughtin Consulting, has been involved with several different local United Ways over the years. Boughtin specializes in strategic planning and mental health, with particular interests surrounding behavioral health of those facing challenges living in poverty.
LaToya Carey started her career with 14 years in the banking industry, before founding Kenneth Grant Inzpirations. As Co-Owner, Creative Director, and Chief Experience & Operations Officer of KGI, Carey enjoys advocating for the underserved community.
As an attorney at Legacy Law, Edward Dimayuga provides estate planning, guardianship, and special needs legal services. Dimayuga previously worked as the Special Projects Pro Bono Coordinator for Legal Aid Society of Orange County Bar, taught Chinese to undergraduate students, and many other community opportunities.
Glysobel “Bella” Hernandez, Branch VP of the Orange County VyStar Credit Union Branch, presents skills in risk management, customer service, banking, sales, and leadership. With interests in education, financial stability, and health, Hernandez aims to support community services to strengthen communities and reduce poverty.
Serving as a Publisher of the Observer Local news in Palm Coast and Operations Manager at Country Wide Steel, Brian McMillian has more than 12 years of experience as a journalist. With five children of his own, McMillian believes every child needs encouragement and looks forward to assisting the Brand Ambassadors, Corporate Engagement, and Donor Engagement Committees.
Doug Reece has 16 years of experience in the banking industry and currently holds the title of Commercial Lender at Intracoastal Bank. Doug is passionate about tackling substance use issues and how to successfully divert individuals to prevent recidivism.
The Community Foundation and United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties are dedicated to building a united foundation in the community by helping those in need. In 2022-2023 CF UWVFC invested $2.5 Million in 120 non-profits serving Flagler and Volusia Counties and had a total impact of nearly $9 Million on the community. For more information, please visit the website www.UnitedWayVFC.org or call 2-1-1 (386-253-0564) if you or someone you know needs help or wants to learn how to Give, Advocate, or Volunteer.
