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The United Way Quad Cities staff show their fun side surrounding President and CEO Rene Gellerman (center). CREDIT UNITED WAY
In 2018, Rene Gellerman took the helm of United Way Quad Cities when the organization was best known for hosting workplace rallies to drum up financial support from local employers and their workers for its annual campaign, and then leveraging the support for area nonprofits.
“We were primarily known as a funder, a pass-through grantmaking organization,” Ms. Gellerman,…
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