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The United Way works in our community to increase the capacity of people to care for one another.
The United Way of the Mark Twain Area empowers all individuals to achieve their potential through education, financial stability, and healthy lives.
The United Way of the Mark Twain Area works to assist individuals in Lewis, Marion, Monroe, Ralls, and Shelby Counties in Missouri.
Dawn Lowrey, Board President
US Bank
Andrea Campbell, VP Campaign
Hannibal Public Schools
Doug Aeilts, VP Planning
Northeast Power
Jeriod Turner, VP Community Impact
Benson Financial
Denise Damron, Secretary
United Way Executive Director
Jim Humphreys, Treasurer
Luck, Humphreys, & Associates
Bryan Nichols, Assistant Sec/Treasurer
Congressman Sam Graves
Kevin Arthaud, Immediate Past President
Hannibal Regional
Scott Boehmer, Member
Watlow
Shawn Brown, Member
Hannibal Public Schools
Jessica Chase, Member
Monroe County
Kyra Davis, Member
Abilities, Inc.
Meg Duncan, Member
Muddy River News
Amanda Hanlon, Member
Elara Caring Home Health
J'Nelle Lee, Member
Hannibal Realty
Laura Meyer, Member
University of Missouri
Angela Peters, Member
Century 21 Broughton Team
Talley Smith, Member
Monroe County Prosecuting Attorney
Richard Tumbleson, Member
General Mills
Carl Watson, Member
F&M Bank and Trust, Co.
Dr. Cindy Whiston, Member
Culver Stockton College
Denise joined the United Way in February of 2018. As a native of Northeast Missouri, she is passionate about creating change to positively impact the community. Her husband Dakota works at BASF. They are the proud parents of four children: Hannah, Jarret, Ellie, and Rutter. They reside on Denise's family farm in Rural Hannibal.
Jeann joined the United Way in August of 2020. Jeann grew up in Hannibal and has a passion for the work of non-profits as well as youth development. She resides in rural Hannibal with her husband.
Equity is the foundation of our work, from our investment of community resources to our interactions with the public. We define equity as the presence of justice and fairness within the procedures, processes, and distribution of resources by institutions or systems. We commit to equality as a core value and practice to advance our mission of connecting people, resources, and organizations to create a thriving community for everyone. Our mission compels us to prioritize historically marginalized and systematically excluded people. It is necessary to focus on race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status, as well as other intersectional identities, to end the historical, social and systematic inequalities that exist in our service area.
United Way of the Mark Twain Area recognizes the value of inclusiveness by encouraging the full participation of all individuals in fulfilling its mission of increasing the capacity of people to care for one another. United Way of the Mark Twain Area recognizes the strengths of a diverse society of different individuals, cultures and perspectives whose knowledge, skills and talents enrich us as a people. United Way of the Mark Twain Area encourages inclusion of diverse members of our community in its operations and decision-making.