For nearly 25 years, Anne Motsenbocker has been a dedicated volunteer, working to improve lives in our community.
Motsenbocker began her relationship with United Way in the ‘80s when she started giving through her employer’s workplace campaign. Through the years, she has increased her giving along with her volunteerism and currently gives at the Tocqueville level, a gift of $10,000 or more annually to United Way of Metropolitan Dallas (UWMD).
“[My role on the UWMD Board] deepened my understanding of the challenges we face in our community and our opportunity to impact by collaborating and pulling agencies together,” Motsenbocker said.
In her volunteer leadership roles with UWMD partner agencies ChildCare Group, Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center, The Senior Source and YWCA of Metropolitan Dallas, Motsenbocker has seen United Way funds impact Metroplex families. The agencies were able to help families with needs they would otherwise not be able to afford, such as scholarships for child care and support through difficult times.
One of her proudest accomplishments has been her involvement with the YWCA, working with both volunteers and staff to leverage funds to create the greatest impact in the community and strengthen the organization.
For her volunteer efforts in our community and her Tocqueville gift, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas would like to thank Anne Motsenbocker for LIVING UNITED in our community.
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