Bolivians Without disAbilities is a U.S. 501(c)3 non-profit charity created to support disabled Bolivians.
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The board of directors and staff members are:
Board of Director
President and founder
Matthew graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and then started a 25-year career in embedded software programming. After that, he took an extended sabbatical to travel the world for 6 years, and then, after finding his passion working with low-income people with disabilities in Bolivia, he transitioned into full-time charity management.
Please contact me with any questions you may have about our organization.
Board of Director
Treasurer
Nancy has created and implemented fundraising strategies for a variety of educational, health, housing, social justice, and social service organizations. Her particular expertise is around establishing and expanding development programs during periods of organizational change and growth. Her volunteer service includes 20 years on the development committee of Lifecycle WomanCare with three of those years as a board member.
Board of Director
Secretary
John was born in Bolivia and studied electrical technology before moving to the United States where he continued his studies and earned a Bachelor of Science in computer networking. Being a Bolivian John fully understands the culture and saw first hand the difficulties of disabled Bolivians. For this reason, John joined Bolivians Without Disabilities so that he could help his fellow Bolivians.
Assistant Fund Raising Volunteer
Holly has 25-year career in nursing and active in local community volunteer projects. Also works with, and mentors, underprivileged young adults.
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Assistant committee volunteer
Communications director
Sue Sinclair has an impressive track record in training, speaker recruitment, program management, strategic partnerships and business development. Most recently, Ms Sinclair worked for 13 years in the education arena, serving socially-economically disadvantaged school districts with staff development training and student achievement programs.
