Mr. Alex Sanchez

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  Alexander Sanchez, Senior Vice President Community Impact, United Way of America

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  Alexander Sanchez, United Way senior vice president of community impact, honored the South Omaha Community Care Council during an appearance Thursday night in Omaha.

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  Alex SanchezSenior Vice-President of Community Impact LeadershipUnited Way of AmericaMr. Sanchez is responsible for a number of national community programs in areas like education, health, and economic self-sufficiency.He was previously president and CEO of United Neighborhood Centers of America, representing about 800 community facilities with combined annual budgets exceeding $1 billion.A law graduate from the University of Michigan, Mr. Sanchez is a former director of the Hispanic National Bar Association.

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  United Way Executives (from left to right) Alex Sanchez, Joe Haggerty, and Chris Keightley with Rodney Slater, Esq. (3rd from left)

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  said Alex Sanchez, senior vice president of Community Impact at United Way of America.

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  Alexander Sanchez
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  Alexander M. SanchezSenior Vice President, Community Impact
  
  As Senior Vice President of Community Impact Leadership at United Way of America, Alex has the overall responsibility for directing the work of Community Impact, including developing the knowledge, products and services to accelerate the ability of local United Ways to achieve community level results.Alex is also responsible for establishing and implementing the strategies to bring to scale United Way of America's national impact agenda, including national coverage of the 2-1-1 human services information line, the Success by 6/Born Learning early childhood education initiative, and the Assets for Family Success economic self-sufficiency program for working families.
  
  Before coming to United Way of America Alex served as the President and CEO of United Neighborhood Centers of America, Inc., (UNCA) the national, non-profit association of settlement houses and community centers.UNCA maintained a dedicated membership of 200 organizations from all across the country representing approximately 800 facilities with combined annual budgets well in excess of one billion dollars.Prior to working with UNCA, Alex served as the Executive Director of the Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) and its non-profit sister organization, the Hispanic National Bar Foundation (HNBF) in Washington, DC.Alex was selected to serve with the HNBA and HNBF from his position as Executive Director of Esperanza, Inc., Ohio's Hispanic scholarship and education non-profit organization.Before dedicating his career to non-profit leadership Alex practiced commercial law as an attorney with the law firm of Thompson, Hine, in Cleveland, Ohio.
  
  Alex earned a Bachelors degree from Boston College, a law degree from The University of Michigan, and a Masters Degree in Administration from the University of Pennsylvania.

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  Published on: 11/14/2008    Last Visited: 11/14/2008  

  United Way's status as "the largest charity in the history of the world," with more than $4 billion raised nationwide each year, doesn't help individual donors understand the importance of the work undertaken at the local level, said keynote speaker Alex Sanchez, a senior vice president at United Way of America in Alexandria, Va.
  
  Sanchez said United Way's specific successes in advancing the common good by promoting education, income stability and access to health care need to be clearly communicated in order to ensure the future of the organization and the service groups it funds. Fortunately, he said, most people understand the importance of lending a helping hand to those who are struggling.
  
  "If we can't sell that, we're in the wrong line of business," Sanchez told his audience.

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  Published on: 1/27/2008    Last Visited: 1/27/2008  

  Alex Sanchez, senior vice president of community impact for United Way of America, said that, historically, the agency had a wider role, but the public -- and sometimes United Way officials themselves -- came to see it primarily as a "pass-through" organization.
  
  "In any organization you focus on what you can measure," he said.

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  * Alex Sanchez, former president and CEO, United Neighborhood Centers of America, Cleveland, named senior vice president, community impact, United Way of America, Alexandria, Va.

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  Published on: 6/15/2007    Last Visited: 6/15/2007  

  Alex Sanchez, vice president of the United Way of America, was featured speaker.Philanthropic giving is on the rise in America, but donations to the United Way are not keeping pace, he said.
  
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