Our Work Within The Non-Profit Environment

CML Designs believes in giving back to the community in whatever way possible.

Assistant Project Manager/ Event Coordinator - ICU baby

From aiding with set-up, and materials for events to helping to find sponsorships for fundraising events. Created the Qgiv site allowing for donations. Created a platform with the CEO to assure the HOPE Parade can be reestablished flawlessly in the future. Created the online stores' template for the items the CEO wanted to sell before the walk. Compiled data into a share point folder. Worked on the presentation for the hospital to show what ICU baby does and how they have touched many families. Worked on creating and planning a rough budget before the walk and edited those numbers to more realistic ones once more research was conducted, and real pricing came in. Connected and working with sponsors for the HOPE parade. Achieved the first donor, WAWA. Gathered information and spoke with families about the miracle of the HOPE stretch of the walk. Collected information from 22 families. Reached out to 100 families and learned their struggles and stories during their newborn's stay in the ICU. Created an element called the Hallway of Hope with real family photos of the newborns with a current picture of how they are doing now. Also, aided in compiling annual reports.

Systems and outreach coordinator - Americorps Vista

The goal of this connection was to streamline MCCJ's internal systems involving people, policies, procedures, processes and practices, as well as systems that expand external volunteer, student (paid interns), and community outreach impact, by increasing and enhancing enrollment, program and organizational engagement, and improving the organization's overall efficiency and effectiveness in four areas: 1) Staffing-developing/updating current systems evaluated with metrics that track/compare existing system performance to improved/newly created systems, and implement/maintain a capacity-building framework for storage and documentation; 2) Information and technology-learn and research systems to recommend cross-functional solutions, provide guidance, transition reports, user training, and documentation; 3) Social media-Utilizing MCCJ’s social media platforms to enhance communication, community relations, and marketing efforts; as well as creating the platform to accept $60,000 in donations for Miami Day; 4) Outreach-conducting targeted outreach activities to increase program engagement; and, 5) Assisting ED with preparation for the gala event by tracking budgets, writing welcoming letters, creating prospect lists that includes all contact information from past donors, creating tool kits, talking with honorees in organizing the needed information for the advertising book, working with Chase Marketing to ensure everyone who donates money and provides information receives recognition.

Board Member - Jewish Disabilities Committee

Being a part of the Jewish Disabilities Committee allows me to be a voice for those that are non-verbal, too scared to speak up, or do not know how to get the assistance needed.

Embrace Familes

With the Euro-vintage Club of Central Florida, we have been able to successfully hold events that help raise items needed by kids in the foster system. These items include toiletries and clothing.