EXTON, PA — United Way of Chester County is pleased to announce the appointment of Kari Sullivan as the new Director of Resource Development. Sullivan brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her new role including fundraising, workplace campaign management, mobilizing volunteers, disaster relief, and immediate relief and long-term recovery efforts. Her responsibilities will include leading the organization’s fundraising initiatives, working closely with donors, corporate partners and community leaders to build sustainable funding streams. With her extensive experience in community engagement, she will play a pivotal role in driving the organization’s efforts to secure resources and support for the community’s most pressing needs.
“We are delighted to welcome Kari to the team,” said Christopher Saello, President and CEO of United Way of Chester County. “Kari’s proven track record in fundraising and her passion for our community make her the ideal choice for this role. We look forward to working together to advance our mission and make a meaningful impact in the lives of those we serve.”
Sullivan expressed her excitement about joining United Way of Chester County, stating, “I am honored to be part of an organization that has a longstanding commitment to creating positive change in our community. I am eager to collaborate with the dedicated staff and partners to expand our reach and increase our impact on critical issues.”
Sullivan started her United Way career in 1996, where she worked in various roles to learn all aspects of the United Way system throughout the Philadelphia and Delaware regions. She enjoys spending time with her family at the Delaware Beaches.
United Way of Chester County fights for the health, education and financial stability of every person in Chester County. To learn more about United Way of Chester County, please visit www.LiveUnitedChesterCounty.org.
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