MOUNT VERNON — The Board of Directors of the United Way of Knox County announces with regret the resignation of Lori Jones-Perkins from her position as executive director.
Her resignation is effective May 17.
Jones-Perkins has been an invaluable asset to the organization, leading with passion and dedication since her tenure began.
During her time with United Way, Jones-Perkins has played a pivotal role in advancing its mission and establishing a solid foundation for future growth and impact. Her commitment to enhancing the United Way of Knox County brand and fostering key relationships has significantly contributed to the betterment of the community.
The board expresses its sincere gratitude to Lori for her outstanding leadership and extends its best wishes to her in her future endeavors. United Way of Knox County remains steadfast in its commitment to serving the needs of the community and looks forward to the continued support of its stakeholders as it embarks on this transition.
The Board of Directors has initiated a search for a new executive director to continue the vital work of advancing the organization’s mission. Directors are committed to identifying a qualified candidate who will build upon Lori’s accomplishments and lead United Way of Knox County into its next chapter of success.
Candidates interested in becoming United Way of Knox County’s executive director can click here to see a full job description and application information.
Now in its 73rd year, the United Way of Knox is a cornerstone of community wellness and success. It strategically connects partners and resources to community needs to measurably impact the quality of life of Knox County residents. Since 1951, local volunteers have raised more than $20 million to improve the quality of life of Knox County residents.