Lifetime Achievement: Jamesena (Jaime) Moore
Jamie Moore’s lifelong dedication to service has transformed the landscape of community support in Nebraska and beyond. As Vice President for Volunteer and Community Services at United Way of the Midlands, she led the evolution of First Call for Help into the statewide 211 system, personally driving across Nebraska’s 93 counties to make it happen.
Her impact extends nationally through leadership roles with AIRS and Inform USA, where her compassion and determination continue to inspire. Even in retirement, Jamie remains deeply involved in numerous organizations. Her legacy is one of tireless advocacy, humble leadership, and unwavering commitment to others.
Person of the Year
This award is given to I&R staff within our three core certification types that exemplify community resource specialist excellence!
Community Resource Specialist of the Year:
Joanna has worked at Heart of Texas 211 for over 13 years. Her extensive knowledge and dedication make her a leader on her team. Joanna goes above and beyond to help anyone she can.
Community Resource Specialist - Aging/Disabilities of the Year: Bonnie Cardenaz
Bonnie is a source of inspiration for her peers at Senior Resource Alliance, who look up to her as a leader and strive to match the high standard of service she consistently provides. Bonnie handles the highest volume of I&R calls on the team but also maintains the highest quality observation scores.
Debbie Petty Memorial Community Resource Specialist - Database Curator of the Year:
Sponsored and presented by Wellsky
Corinne is the principal taxonomy/Indexing expert who oversees both the English and French versions of the 211HSIS Taxonomy of Human Services for Canada. Her skills, knowledge, ability to collaborate, communicate, and support people in the use and understanding of the taxonomy are absolutely indispensable to the sector.
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