Meet US(T) Mondays – Aron

Holly joined the Unemployment Services Trust back in August as a Sales Specialist and was eager to help nonprofits on another level. Having previously worked for a nonprofit organization, Holly understood the importance of saving mission critical funds anywhere possible and as active member of the Surfrider Foundation, she shows a true desire to improve the nonprofit community.

In her off-time, Holly enjoys any time with her family and friends, quiet time with a good book, or a vigorous workout session. While she admits, she can’t sing, she also enjoys a good turn at the Karaoke microphone. Holly grew up in the suburbs of Seattle and moved to California at the age of 16, after graduating from High School she minored in Arts and still enjoys painting and graphic design. She went on to earn her Bachelors in Communication with an emphasis in Nonprofit & Business and is currently working on obtaining her Master’s in Public Administration with a concentration in Public Management. She’s one busy girl!

When asked what TV show her life emulates, she answered Parks and Recreation, explaining “My friends call me Leslie Knope, played by Amy Poehler. She’s a bit crazy but her heart is in the right place.” Holly continued by saying, “I get so enthusiastic with things I’m passionate about, especially when it comes to my community. I’m always trying to get my friends and family involved in some sort of cause.” Well who doesn’t love Amy Poehler?

Her favorite holiday just happens to be Halloween and says she’s known to get a little crazy when it comes to her costume so we can’t wait to see what unique and outlandish ensemble she comes up this year! Help us in welcoming Holly to the UST team via Twitter @USTTrust or Facebook @ChooseUST with the hashtag #MeetUSTMondays!

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