ABOUT YWCA HIGH POINT

YWCA High Point Board of Directors

The primary role of the YWCA High Point Board of Directors is to provide mission-based visionary leadership and strategic governance that promotes and supports the programs which serve women and families through the Greater High Point area.

2024 Board of Directors

Anca Matache, President

Kendra Adams, President Elect

Sharon Cass, Treasurer

Viviana Dinan, Past President

Alice Owens, Corporate Secretary

Karen Barksdale

Dana East

Elma Hairston

Misty Holt

Shelley Hutchens

Raven Jefferson

Dorothy Johns

Anca Matache

Kristen Moore

Karen Royster

Natalie Smith

Monika Stanley

Katherine Vasquez

Amber Williamson

Ann York, Board Member Emeritus

Heidi MajorsExecutive Director

2023 / 2024  Advisory Panel

Si Bell

Bill Bencini

Courtney Best

Edith Brady

Rhonda Butler

Katherine Covington

Dorothy Darr

Rachel Collins

Patrick Harman

Leann Kasias

Paul Lessard

Carlos Olvera

Monica Peters

Matt Thiel

Frank Thomas

David Thompson

YWCA High Point Board of Directors

The primary role of the YWCA High Point Board of Directors is to provide mission-based visionary leadership and strategic governance that promotes and supports the programs which serve women and families through the Greater High Point area.

2022 Board of Directors

Natalie Smith, President

Viviana Dinan, President-Elect

Judy Sweger, Treasurer

Laura Johnston, Past President

Alice Owens, Corporate Secretary

Kendra Adams

Peggy Adams

Kenya Godette

Misty Holt

Shelley Hutchens

Dorothy Johns

Jenn LeBeau

Anca Matache

Heidi Poth

Karen Royster

Emily Thiel

Amber Williamson

Ann York, Board Member Emeritus

Heidi MajorsExecutive Director

2022 Advisory Panel

Si Bell

Bill Bencini

Courtney Best

Edith Brady

Katherine Covington

Dorothy Darr

Rachel Gauldin

Sims Hinds

Leann Kasias

Barry Kitley

Sam Lasine

Paul Lessard

Debbie Lumpkins

Carlos Olvera

Monica Peters

Linda Roney

Bobby Smith

Ken Smith

Matt Thiel

David Thompson

ABOUT YWCA HIGH POINT

About YWCA High Point

YWCA High Point is on a mission to eliminate racism, empower women, stand up for social justice, help families, and strengthen communities.

YWCA has been at the forefront of the most pressing social movements in High Point since 1920 — from voting rights to civil rights, from affordable housing to pay equity, from violence prevention to health care reform. Today, we combine programming and advocacy in order to generate institutional change in three key areas: racial justice and civil rights, empowerment and economic advancement of women and girls, and health and safety of women and girls.

Mission Statement

YWCA High Point is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.

ABOUT YWCA HIGH POINT

The YWCA has provided opportunities, programs, and support that is specific to my needs.

Anna Austin

I’ve never been to an organization that is more accommodating and friendlier than the YWCA of High Point.

Debora Karsetter

Good swimming, good fitness, good friends.

Paul Zejda

It’s convenient, has a great atmosphere, and a great selection of programs for the amount of pay.

Thomas Reid

The YWCA is that place that is like a third home to me. The people are super friendly, super welcoming, and super caring. That is what really makes the YWCA a place I love to be.

Michelle Chapin

Everyone I’ve come in contact with at the YWCA is genuinely nice and helpful. They are attentive to my needs and I always feel comfortable at the YWCA.

Marion Cobb

Along with the calm and pleasant atmosphere, the YWCA’s fitness programs that are offered have improved my overall health.

Barbara Phillips

I only have the highest things to say about the YWCA. The facilities and programs have met the specific needs of my wife and I and the people know us by name. Overall, it has been a great fit for us.

Elva and John Mays

The YWCA is convenient for me and my schedule. They are always consistent in their programs and always hospitable.

Teresa Owens

I appreciate the reliability and availability of their programs and amenities.

Kay Maynard