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I joined Community Health Endowment of Lincoln in October of 2025 as the Grants & Community Relations Officer. Before joining CHE, I retired from a 31 year federal government career with my most recently servicing as the Single Family Housing Program Director for USDA Rural Development.
Community Health Endowment of Lincoln invests in health-related projects and programs and convenes the community around important health issues.
As the Grants & Community Relations Officer, I’m passionate about connecting people, ideas, and resources to build a healthier community. I oversee CHE’s grantmaking process from start to finish—working closely with nonprofits and community partners to turn innovative ideas into impactful initiatives.
I thrive on building meaningful relationships with local organizations, listening to community needs, and helping bring collaborative solutions to life. Along the way, I share CHE’s story and investments in ways that inspire action and strengthen Lincoln’s commitment to health and equity.
Outside of work, I’m lucky to have two grown children in Lincoln—and two small, furry “roommates” who keep things lively. Pip, my toy Australian Shepherd, and Ollie, my fluffy (and occasionally dramatic) Pomeranian, make every day an adventure. I’m a big fan of all things spooky and horror-related, love clever comedy, getting lost in a good book, and discovering new favorite spots at local breweries and wineries.
Community Health Endowment of Lincoln invests in health-related projects and programs and convenes the community around important health issues.
As the Grants & Community Relations Officer, I’m passionate about connecting people, ideas, and resources to build a healthier community. I oversee CHE’s grantmaking process from start to finish—working closely with nonprofits and community partners to turn innovative ideas into impactful initiatives.
I thrive on building meaningful relationships with local organizations, listening to community needs, and helping bring collaborative solutions to life. Along the way, I share CHE’s story and investments in ways that inspire action and strengthen Lincoln’s commitment to health and equity.
Outside of work, I’m lucky to have two grown children in Lincoln—and two small, furry “roommates” who keep things lively. Pip, my toy Australian Shepherd, and Ollie, my fluffy (and occasionally dramatic) Pomeranian, make every day an adventure. I’m a big fan of all things spooky and horror-related, love clever comedy, getting lost in a good book, and discovering new favorite spots at local breweries and wineries.
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Community Health Endowment of Lincoln
Lincoln, NE
Nonprofit Organization
Community Health Endowment of Lincoln