HUTCHINSON, Kan. — United Way of Reno County (UWRC) is pleased to announce the addition of two professionals to its team: Tasha Miller, who joins as Operations and Communications Coordinator, and Valerie Taylor, who is returning to the organization and taking on a new role as the Director of Reno Connections.
Miller brings a strong background in nonprofit operations and administration. After graduating from Hutchinson Community College, she began her career at TECH, Inc. as a summer intern before advancing to Art Gallery Coordinator and later Administrative Services Manager. Her experience supporting mission-driven organizations and passion for community impact make her a valuable addition to the United Way team.
Taylor returns to UWRC following her time as the Program Director for an area residential and outpatient treatment program for those with substance use disorder. As the Director of Reno Connections, Taylor will focus on strengthening and expanding the Reno Connections program, providing leadership to the Reno Connections Community Navigator team, enhancing community partnerships, and ensuring the program continues connecting individuals and families with the resources they need to thrive.
“We are thrilled to welcome Tasha to our team and to welcome Valerie back to the United Way family,” said Lacey Mills, UWRC CEO. “Both bring a wealth of experience, compassion, and dedication to serving our community. Their talents will strengthen our ability to connect people with resources and continue creating lasting impact throughout Reno County.”
About United Way of Reno County
United Way of Reno County works to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of the community to advance the common good. Through strategic partnerships, innovative programs, and direct support, UWRC addresses critical needs in youth opportunity, financial stability, health and basic needs.
