OUR STAFF
United Way of the Brazos Valley fights for the health, education and financial stability of every person in the Brazos Valley.
President & CEO | Alison Prince
Alison has served as the President & CEO of United Way of the Brazos Valley since June 2014, after having worked at United Way since April 2008. Alison’s previous positions at United Way include the Director of Information and Referral Services and Vice President Community Impact. In 2008, Alison completed a Master of Education degree with an emphasis in Leadership Education from Texas A&M University with an additional certificate in Nonprofit Management from the Bush School of Government and Public Service. Alison has been working with nonprofit organizations since 2006.
aprince@uwbv.org | 979-696-4483 x. 101
Vice President Community Impact
Peggi Goss, C.R.S.
pgoss@uwbv.org | 979-696-4483 x.113
Communications & Outreach Manager
Kat Gammon, C.R.S.
kgammon@uwbv.org | 979-696-4483 x.107
Communications Intern
Emma Wright
communications@uwbv.org | 979-696-4483
Donor Relations & Youth Leadership Cabinet Coordinator
Maggie Montoya Gray
mgray@uwbv.org | 979-696-4483 x.118
Operations & Development Coordinator
Lauryn Wiens
lwiens@uwbv.org | 979-696-4483 x.108
Community Impact & Disaster Response Manager
Tilly Flores
tflores@uwbv.org | 979-696-4483 x.102
2-1-1 Texas Program Manager
Hilda Salazar, C.R.S.
hsalazar@uwbv.org | 979-696-4483 x.111
2-1-1 Texas Information & Referral Specialist
Sara Barrera
sbarrera@uwbv.org | 979-696-4483 x.112
2-1-1 Texas Information & Referral Specialist
Nancy Scheffield, C.R.S
nscheffield@uwbv.org | 979-696-4483 x.112
2-1-1 Texas Information & Referral Specialist
Jennifer Turner, C.R.S.
jturner@uwbv.org | 979-696-4483 x.127
A Community Resource Specialist (C.R.S) is a certification with the Alliance of Information and Referral Systems. This is a certification designed for practitioners who work directly with clients whether on the phone or in-person and provide mediated information and referral services – that is establishing rapport, conducting an assessment, providing an informed choice of referrals, engaging in follow-up and being capable of providing advocacy and crisis intervention if required. For more information about 2-1-1 Texas, click here.