“Brittany is bossy” was common feedback at the parent teacher conferences when I was a child. Second to that was, “Brittany is quite a talker”. Both are true in their own right, but it would be many years later before I would learn that my mother’s response was, “Brittany is a leader”.
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National Life’s Women’s Inclusion Network is partnering with The Family Center of Washington County in Montpelier, Vermont and Genesis Women’s Support Shelter in Dallas, Texas to host a necessities drive to support Women and Families who have been displaced, relocated or affected by severe and unusual circumstances.
Everyone deserves a safe home they know is theirs. Families moving from homelessness to permanent housing need your help today. Join us in providing new necessities to those in need:
• Bedding
• Linens
• Dishes
• Kitchen Utensils and Appliances
• Tools
• Cleaning Supplies
• Shampoo and Conditioner
• Self Care Kits
TEXAS EVENT POSTPONED TO TUESDAY MAY 25TH *Due to Storms*
In Person Donation Details For Texas
Physical Drop Off Location:
Texas Campus parking lot
15455 Dallas Parkway, Addison, TX
Everyone who provides an in-person donation
in Texas will be entered into a drawing for a
$100 Visa Gift Card!
All donations to the Texas National Life campus will benefit Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support
For any questions regarding the Texas drive
please contact Desiree Day: dday@nationallife.com
In Person Donation Details for Vermont
Physical Drop Off Location:
Vermont Campus parking lot
1 National Life Drive, Montpelier, VT
Everyone who provides an in-person donation in Vermont will receive a free ticket from Mountaineers Mascot Skip for the 2021 baseball season!
All donations to the Vermont National Life campus will benefit Family Center of Washington County
For any questions regarding the Vermont drive
please contact Lizzie Dunbar: edunbar@nationallife.com
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This article is part of a series of posts from National Life’s Women’s Inclusion Network. WIN is a concentration of bright and forward-thinking women (and men!) who collaborate on the leadership development, diversification, and empowerment of National Life’s female field affiliates and home office employees.
Desiree Day joined National Life Group in April 2013 as an internal sales associate (ISA). While on the Sales Desk she pursued her J.D. from Texas A&M University School of Law. Upon completion of law school, she joined the Advanced Markets team in February of 2019. Desiree is dedicated to educating agents on advanced planning concepts including but not limited to business succession planning, tax planning/ strategy, and estate planning. She specializes in affluent and emerging affluent markets of Premium Finance. In her free time, she loves to cook and has a long-time dream of releasing a cookbook with some of her favorite recipes she’s invented over the years.
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This article is part of a series of posts from National Life’s Women’s Inclusion Network. WIN is a concentration of bright and forward-thinking women (and men!) who collaborate on the leadership development, diversification, and empowerment of National Life’s female field affiliates and home office employees.
Wani was born and raised in Taiwan. Her immigrant background allows her to create a special bond with an expansive and diverse customer population that National Life serves. Her mission is to help others realize their American dream through financial literacy.
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This article is part of a series of posts from National Life’s Women’s Inclusion Network. WIN is a concentration of bright and forward-thinking women (and men!) who collaborate on the leadership development, diversification, and empowerment of National Life’s female field affiliates and home office employees.
In January 2021, as Kamala Harris took the oath of office, another glass ceiling was shattered in our country’s history. As the first Woman, first Black American and first South Asian America to be Vice President of the United States, Kamala has lived empowered by the words her late mother, Shyamala Gopalan imparted on her as a young girl:
“Kamala, you may be the first to do many things, but make sure you are not the last.”
If we lean into a theme for Women’s History Month this year, perhaps we can take note from Gopalan’s imparted wisdom. As a collective of Servant Leaders, let’s challenge each other to continue the work to pave a way for progress and help foster a path for others to do the same.
#TogetherWeWIN #BeTheChange #Dogood #Begood #Makegood
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