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United Way elects Ornet Hines of Liberty Bank to Board of Directors

At its July meeting, United Way of Southeastern Connecticut's Board of Directors voted to elect Ornet Hines, Assistance Vice President, Branch Manager at Liberty Bank, to the Board.

 

Hines has more than sixteen years of  experience in the banking industry. In her role, she provides customized  coaching as needed to develop the skills of the employees. She works  collaboratively with her partners in Mortgages, Small Businesses, and  Investments, as well as providing oversight of the day-to-day operations  at Liberty Bank’s Norwich Branch.

 

Hines is actively engaged with the community.  She has served on numerous nonprofit boards including Martin House and  Thames River Community Service.  She currently is a member of the Board  of Directors for The Eastern CT Chamber of Commerce Foundation, and  S.T.E.P.S. Inc.

She has also volunteered with the New London  Homeless Hospitality Center and she served as Ambassador for the Eastern  Connecticut Chamber Young Professionals group.

 

With United Way of Southeastern Connecticut,  Hines has been a Volunteer Reader during United Way Reading Days both  virtually and in-person and been an Allocations Volunteer on the  Financial Review Panel.

 

ABOUT UNITED WAY OF SOUTHEASTERN CONNECTICUT

United  Way of Southeastern Connecticut is a locally-based non-profit  organization supporting a network of health and human services,  programs, and initiatives in New London County that work together to  help people in need and improve community conditions. Supported programs  include early care and education, child development, employment  training, physical and mental health care, crisis intervention, shelter,  employment training, emergency/disaster preparation, and response and  recovery service.

United  Way operates the Gemma E. Moran United Way/Labor Food Center which  provides food to local free emergency food programs, including a Mobile  Food Pantry, at no cost to those in need. United Way supports 2-1-1  Connecticut for free information and referral 24/7 and Project Warm-up  for one-time, emergency heating assistance. Visit United Way online at www.uwsect.org to get involved

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