Women United: Interviews with Inspiring Women featuring Elle Hale

Members and guests are invited to join Women United for our next Interviews With Inspiring Women breakfast event, featuring Elle Hale on Thursday, May 16, at the Wyndham Garden York. The program runs from 7:30 am - 9:00 am and includes breakfast.

Originally from Philly (home of the best pretzels and cheese steaks), Elle moved to York County by way of Baltimore over 20 years ago. She was a stay-at-home mom to her now-teen daughter and hopped over into real estate in 2013 for a change ofWomen smiling facing foward. pace.

Elle spends her time volunteering in her local community, as well as the state and local Realtor® associations. She has chaired various committees, served as a Board member for several years and was the 2022 Board President for RAYAC (first Black woman), and helps out at local community events whenever possible. Elle is invested in her community and career, taking her role as a community member and leader seriously. As a new Owner/Broker of one of the few (and possibly only) Black Woman Owned Real Estate Brokerages in York County, Elle is breaking down barriers and leading the way for a better home-buying experience.

Women United: Interviews with Inspiring Women featuring Tracy Miller

Members and guests are invited to join Women United for our next Interviews With Inspiring Women lunch event, featuring Tracy Miller on Thursday, February 22nd, at Heritage Hills Resort in York. The program runs from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm and includes lunch.

Tracy is the Chief Nursing Officer/ Vice President of Patient Care Services at UPMC Memorial. ThWomen smiling facing forward.e hospital is part of a larger health system that includes 42 hospitals, an insurance division, and an international health division. Tracy is responsible for strategic, financial, and operational direction for the hospital which includes 500 + nurses across the 104-bed facility. She is actively involved in strategic operations across the system. 

Tracy was born and raised in York County. She attended Dover Area High School and attended York College of Pennsylvania where she received her bachelor’s degree in nursing.  She received a master’s in health administration through the University of Phoenix and received her Nurse Executive Certification through the American Nurse Credentialing Center. 

She is a member of the Pennsylvania Organization of Nurse Leaders, Sigma Theta Tau National Honor Society, and American Nurses Association.  She graduated from the Executive Connection Program in 2022 and currently is a board member of York College of Pennsylvania Alumni Relations.  She serves as a mentor to nursing students in the YCCOSP program and is a member of Women United through the United Way.

Tracy has a daughter Lindsay, who is married and has two children Jordyn and Camden. In Tracy’s spare time, she likes to travel to different places and fun is always on her radar.  

Interviews With Inspiring Women is an opportunity for Women United members to gather, socialize with one another, and hear the experiences of an inspirational woman in our community. This is a relaxed environment where questions are encouraged, as well as plenty of laughter. This is a free event, all are welcome.

Giving Tuesday: Let's Raise Some Dough!

Let's Raise Some Dough!

Join us on Giving Tuesday for a special pizza fundraiser supporting United Way of York County at Shakey Jakes in York. Let's raise some dough! 15% of all purchases will benefit our Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program right here in York County. Double your impact! There will be a dollar-for-dollar match by Weinstein Realty Consultants.

🍕Date: Tuesday, November 28th

Time: 10:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

📍Venue: Shakey Jakes, 939 Loucks Road York, PA, 17404

 

15% of all dine-in, take-out, or phone orders will be donated to United Way of York County's VITA Program.

 

Delivery is available on purchases of $50 or more.

A Bright Start for Anthony

Paula loves her grandson, Anthony, and didn’t hesitate to become his guardian when his mother could no longer take care of him. Paula wanted to give Anthony the very best start she could and knew how important early learning is. Unfortunately, Paula was on a fixed income and didn’t qualify for government childcare assistance.  

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