Amanda Kreiger will step into the position in October.
OXFORD - We now know who will be taking the reigns at United Way Oxford.
Kelly Gilson is set to retire as the Executive Director at the end of September after dedicating 23 years to the role. She helped raise over $28.5 million during her tenure and you can read more about that announcement online here.
In a statement released yesterday, the United Way Board of Directors announced that Amanda Kreiger will step into the position. President Erica Unger says she's no stranger, already dedicating several years to the organization and currently serving as the Resource Development Manager.
"Amanda has been a valued member of the United Way Oxford team for more than a decade, and we have every confidence in her ability to lead out organization into the next chapter. She brings incredible skills, deep local knowledge, strong community relationships, and a long-standing commitment to Oxford County. Throughout her time with United Way Oxford, she has worked closely with community partners, donors, volunteers, and funded agencies to advance our mission. Amanda is perfectly suited to lead out United Way into our next chapter."
Kreiger would like to thank the Board of Directors for this opportunity, adding it was an honour to be approached for the position.
"United Way has been part of my life and my connection to this community for many years, and taking on this role is both humbling and meaningful, especially following Kelly's incredible dedication over the past 23 years. I care deeply about this community and the people who call Oxford County home. I'm committed to building on the strong foundation already in place by listening, working alongside our partners, are going everything I can to support a community where everyone feels they belong and has the opportunity to thrive."
Kreiger will be working very closely with Gilson over the next few months to have a smooth transition into the role.

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