We are pleased to announce the addition of Corey Mosesly to
our staff. Mosesly joined United Way as the Manager of Family Stability Initiatives.
He comes to the organization with a wealth of experience in both the non-profit
and government sector and has worked with organizations on a broad range of
issues, including education, housing, and workforce development.
“I
look forward to working directly with neighborhood groups and individuals to
listen to their needs and ideas for solving problems,” said Mosesly. “As well
as working with service providers and partners about how we can work together
to invest in our families that need help.”
One of the key initiatives
Mosesly will be focused on is United Way of Pierce County’s Centers for Strong
Families, set to launch later this year. The Centers will utilize existing
community organizations to provide an integrated approach to deliver vital services
and financial support to hard-working families.
“Center for Strong Families is an opportunity to bring people together to focus on breaking the cycle of poverty,” explained Mosesly.
Over the last few years, Mosesly has provided consulting services for the City of Tacoma’s Neighborhood Council Program, Neighborhood Business District Program, and more recently to several of the independently run Neighborhood Councils.
He currently serves on the:
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City of Tacoma’s Human Service Commission
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Vision 2025 Advisory Committee
•
American Leadership Forum Program Committee
Mosesly is a part of the
Business Examiner’s 2014 class of 40-under-forty community/business leaders. He
is a long-time member of the Pierce County Black Collective, a Palmer Scholar,
and a Senior Fellow (class 18) of the American Leadership Forum.
Mosesly grew up in Tacoma
and received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with an
emphasis in public policy from Evergreen State College-Tacoma Campus. He is
currently completing a Master in Public Administration degree at Evergreen and
lives with his wife and three boys in Tacoma’s Central Neighborhood.
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