New Bethany Announces Addition to its Development, Planning Department

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As a development officer, Crystal Williams will assist the nonprofit with managing donor engagement activities.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. (August 21, 2024)- New Bethany, a local nonprofit that provides nutritious food access, housing, and social services, announced the hiring of Crystal Williams as a development officer in the nonprofit’s development and planning department.

“Crystal’s dedication to our Lehigh Valley community will make her a strong asset to the New Bethany team,” said executive director J. Marc Rittle. “She aligns with our nonprofit’s beliefs and is excited to build support for New Bethany’s mission.”

As a development officer, Williams works closely with New Bethany’s executive director to develop and implement comprehensive fundraising strategies that foster relationships with donors and local organizations. She also manages databases and reports and actively participates in community events and fundraising efforts. Her other responsibilities include grant writing, working with a planning director to secure and maintain relationships with local community engagement officers, and coordinating with New Bethany’s marketing and public relations team.

“I am deeply committed to the work the New Bethany team carries out daily, offering hope and assistance to people experiencing poverty, hunger, and homelessness,” said Williams. “I look forward to collaborations, building success, and creating an impact.”

Williams is passionate about communications, public relations and strategic business development. Her love for people, culture, food, music, and the arts has fueled her dedication to numerous volunteer opportunities. A graduate of Temple University, she has a bachelor’s degree in strategic communication and certificates in corporate social responsibility and social table. Williams is currently pursuing an MBA at Cedar Crest College with certificates in project management and human resources, with an anticipated graduation date in fall 2024.

Learn more about New Bethany and how to support its mission by visiting www.newbethany.org.

 

About New Bethany

New Bethany offers hope and support to neighbors who experience poverty, food insecurity, and homelessness. They believe that all people, regardless of circumstances, should be treated with dignity and care without judgment. No one who seeks help is turned away. New Bethany meets people where they are by offering wraparound services designed to remove barriers and assist individuals and families in reaching self-sufficiency. It starts with a meal and other street-level human services, including showers, laundry services, mailing address, and access to their Choice Food Pantry, and continues with housing assistance, job search support and tools, and case management. To learn more about New Bethany, find them on Facebook and Twitter @NewBethanyLV or visit them on the web at www.newbethany.org.

 

 

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