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PARSONS -- The nonprofit Tucker Community Foundation is welcoming a new development director.
Angenette "Angie" Pase is a native of Tucker County.
"I am thrilled to embark on this new journey with the Tucker Community Foundation, to help support communities and make a difference in the lives of people in a region that I love and where my husband and I are raising our family," Pase said.
She graduated from West Virginia University in 2001, majoring in sport management. In addition, she holds two certificates in paralegal studies.
Pase brings to the Foundation 22 years of experience as a paralegal for the City of Hampton and the York-Poquoson Commonwealth's Attorney's Office, both in Virginia.
David Cooper, the executive director of the Tucker Community Foundation, expressed excitement about Pase joining the staff.
"Being a native West Virginian, Angie's addition to the team comes at a crucial time when the Foundation strives to expand its regional presence and create even more opportunities for the communities we serve," Cooper said.
Pase will focus on shaping and expanding the Foundation's reach. She'll also be responsible for promoting its work across Barbour, Grant, Mineral, Pocahontas, Preston, Randolph, and Tucker counties in West Virginia, and Garrett County, Maryland.
In addition, she'll be organizing the Foundation's Run For It race, one of the biggest fundraisers, preparing the annual report, and assisting in planning the annual elimination dinner, Uncle Sam's Birthday Party, held at Canaan Valley Resort.
If you would like to contact Pase regarding development opportunities for the Foundation, please email her at angie@tuckerfoundation.net.
Inspired by the flood of 1985, the Tucker Community Foundation's mission is to create opportunities for the communities in its service area. For more information on the Foundation, call the office at 304-478-2930 or visit www.tuckerfoundation.net.