Judi Window, Community Outreach Coordinator at St. Mary’s Bank, has been named Chair of the Holy Cross Family Learning Center (HCFLC) Board of Directors, comprised of community leaders from local businesses and organizations.
 

Judi Window

Window joined the HCFLC board in 2016, using her nonprofit experience to help the board support the organization as it matured into its seventh year. As Chair, Window will organize the Annual Spaghetti Supper and Cultural Fashion Show, HCFLC’s largest fundraising event, held each spring.
 
“Judi is a well-known community leader,” says Sister Jacqueline Verville, Executive Director of HCFLC. “She will bring leadership and innovation to the Center and our programs.”
 
“As a fifth-generation Manchester girl, HCFLC’s mission is close to my heart,” explains Window. “I am committed to serving the needs of immigrant and refugee populations in the Manchester area, especially its West Side.”
 
In her role at St. Mary’s Bank, Window coordinates and oversees the credit union’s charitable giving and employee volunteer programs. She volunteers with Welcoming Manchester, Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, and Granite State Ambassadors and previously taught at the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications. Currently as Chairperson, Window has served on the New Hampshire Selective Service System State Board of Appeals since 1997.
 
About Holy Cross Family Learning Center
The mission of HCFLC is to respond to the needs of immigrants and refugee populations in the greater Manchester area, especially its West Side, helping them transition into American culture with a strategic focus on

• Teaching English Language Arts
• Guidance to a path towards Citizenship
• Coaching toward Workforce Development

A grant-driven program, Holy Cross Family Learning Center relies on the generosity and support of the Sisters of Holy Cross, benefactors, monetary gifts, and in-kind donations.