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Contact
| Mailing Address | Street Address | Phone: 251.433.3624 |
|---|---|---|
| Post Office Drawer 89 | 218 St. Francis Street | FAX: 251.431.0120 |
| Mobile, AL 36601 | Mobile, AL 36602 | Alternate FAX: 251.431.0122 |
UWSWA Staff
Administration
Alan H. Turner, II, (251)433.3624, aturner@uwswa.org, President & CEO
June Davis, (251)431-0109, jdavis@uwswa.org, Executive Assistant
Community Impact
Fran Eaton, (251)431-0119, featon@uwswa.org, Vice President of Community Impact
Patsy Ludgood Herron, (251)431-0117, pherron@uwswa.org, Director of Community Initiatives
Sara Cummings, (251)431-0115, scummings@uwswa.org, Director, HandsOn South Alabama and Volunteer Marketing Coordinator
Brad Martin, (251)431-0110, bmartin@uwswa.org, Volunteer Guardian Program and VITA Coordinator
Finance & MIS
Larry Davis, (251)431-0116, ldavis@uwswa.org, Chief Financial Officer
Candice Jennings, (251)431-0125, cjennings@uwswa.org, Staff Accountant
Labor
Pat Rabbeitt, (251)431-0101, prabbeitt@uwswa.org, AFL- CIO Community Services Liaison
Resource Development
Tina Blackmon, (251)431-0123, tblackmon@uwswa.org, Vice President of Resource Development
Marlena Himes, (251)431-0134, mhimes@uwswa.org,
Director of Major Gifts
Kari Ann Kendall, (251)431-0107, kkendall@uwswa.org, Resource Development Coordinator
Crystal Hiatt, (251)431-0104, chiatt@uwswa.org, Resource Development Assistant I
Delena Wylie, (251)431-0131, dwylie@uwswa.org, Resource Development Assistant II
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Five Ways to Live United
| 1. | Purchase school supplies for a local school to distribute to children who need them |
| 2. | Allow a high school student to shadow you at work and show them how apply things you learned in school |
| 3. | Tutor at an adult literacy or technology program |
| 4. | Purchase personal care items such as deodorant, toothbrushes and soap and drop them off at the local homeless shelter |
| 5. | Help senior citizens learn how to detect and prevent fraud |
