Lauren Finke
Executive Director As Executive Director of the Volunteer Center of Cedar Valley, Lauren is a critical player in the role of promoting and supporting effective volunteerism in the community. She has been with the VCCV since 2008, collaborating with member agencies, business partners, and community leaders. Lauren organizes and facilitates consultations and trainings on all aspects of volunteer programming, ensuring our local nonprofits are prepared to manage and engage community volunteers.
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Jean Seeland
Youth Program Coordinator Jean is a retired Waterloo Community School District teacher and now spends a majority of her time coordinating service-learning opportunities within the Waterloo Community School District. She has been working for the VCCV since 2010 and continues to encourage and empower youth to utilize their knowledge and skills to effectively serve nonprofit organizations in the Cedar Valley and beyond.
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Sally Timmer
RSVP Coordinator Sally has spent the last 5 years working with seniors and volunteers in the nonprofit sector and is excited to join us as the RSVP Coordinator! Sally will be engaging those 55+ in volunteer service to meet critical community needs and to provide a high quality experience that will enrich the lives of volunteers.
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Hillary Davis
Americorps Communications Coordinator Hillary recently graduated from the University of Northern Iowa and is excited to help UNI students begin their volunteer journey in the Cedar Valley. As a college student, Hillary utilized the VCCV resources and partnered with the VCCV as a leader in student organizations. On Mondays and Thursdays, Hillary works at the VCCV office in the University of Northern Iowa Maucker Union. |
Ashley Kunkle-Ehn
RSVP Coordinator - Oelwein Ashley works in the VCCV satellite office in Oelwein. She has been in Oelwein for five years and absolutely loves the community. Ashley is excited about the work that the VCCV does in the local communities. Continuing the RSVP program in Oelwein enables individuals 55+ to utilize their skills for the betterment of the community. |
