Many thanks to Jim Casey and Bekah Foster for meeting with me yesterday at
Halladay Motors. Your continued support to United Way and the many other nonprofit organizations within the community is astounding.
Halladay Motors. Your continued support to United Way and the many other nonprofit organizations within the community is astounding.
Many thanks to Robert Womack for meeting with me yesterday at Spradley Barr Motors. Your continued support to United Way and the many other nonprofit organizations within the community is astounding.
The competitive nature of the car business is to be expected. The impressive part to me is the collegiality that takes place when it comes to serving the community. These two gentlemen spoke very highly of each other. Each one also discussed the desire to continue to work together to build up the local community in a multitude of ways. I walked away very impressed with these individuals, and their companies. Their commitment to Cheyenne and Laramie County is evident and noteworthy.
The competitive nature of the car business is to be expected. The impressive part to me is the collegiality that takes place when it comes to serving the community. These two gentlemen spoke very highly of each other. Each one also discussed the desire to continue to work together to build up the local community in a multitude of ways. I walked away very impressed with these individuals, and their companies. Their commitment to Cheyenne and Laramie County is evident and noteworthy.
Many thanks to Rachelle Zimmerman at Cheyenne LEADS for meeting with me yesterday and sharing her expertise on designing marketing materials for the upcoming United Way campaign. Your willingness to help is deeply appreciated.
I had the opportunity to meet Amy Spieker today. She serves as the Executive Director of the Laramie County Community Partnership. United Way's own Rod Hottle and Amy gave me a great overview of the excellent work being accomplished by the Laramie County Community Partnership.
This afternoon I had the chance to visit with Kate Wright. She is the Executive Director at Habitat for Humanity. I received a tour of the facility and learned about the impressive work being accomplished by this organization. It goes much deeper and wider than just building houses.
These last two weeks have been amazing. The amount of work being accomplished by nonprofit organizations with the support of individuals and businesses across the area is quite impressive. I have truly learned a lot about the interconnectedness of so many things across the region. I still have a lot of places to visit and a lot more to learn, but we are well on our way to charting a course for enhancing the effectiveness of our own organization.
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