Nance Joins Hopkins County Health Care Foundation Staff

Sulphur Springs, TX – The Hopkins County Health Care Foundation is pleased to announce that Emily Nance has been hired as the new coordinator for community engagement and fundraising.  In this role, Nance will work to involve and inform local residents about the Foundation’s events and programs that raise awareness and funds to improve local healthcare.

“We are so pleased to add Emily and her skills to the Foundation.  We are growing in both what we do and what we offer, so it was time for the office to expand as well,” said Pam Black, chair of the Foundation Board of Directors.

Nance has previously assisted the Foundation with the Gala by serving on the committee and working on the event for the last two years.

Kayla Price, executive director of the Foundation shared, “Emily has been a wonderful Foundation volunteer, so it is great to have her contributing to the Foundation on a daily basis.  She loves the community and has a heart for healthcare, so it is a natural fit.”

Nance expressed her excitement for her new role and added, “I am so honored to serve the Foundation full-time.  I can’t imagine a better cause to work for or a better group to work with.”

Nance is a graduate of Texas A&M University-Commerce, Dallas Dental Assistant School, Paris Junior College, and Sulphur Springs High School.  She brings professional success with social media, event management, and process management that will aid the Foundation in achieving its goals.

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Emily is the daughter of Annabell and Jim Nance.  She enjoys spending time with her nieces and nephews, traveling, and serving on annual medical mission trips.

The Foundation began in 1997 and raises funding to strengthen local healthcare.  It is an IRS-designated 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization.  

Photo:  Hopkins County resident Emily Nance has begun her new role as the Hopkins County Health Care Foundation’s coordinator of community engagement and fundraising.