Amy Boucher Email & Phone Number

Auburn, Washington, United States

Buckley, Washington, United States

BDA is a new non-profit 503 (C) organization in Buckley. We are a part of the Washington Main Street Program, which helps communities revitalize the economy, appearance, the image of downtown's. The program is managed (under contract) by the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation. We have a board made up of 5 members, and a part-time executive.

Tacoma

Tacoma

Create strategies to identify and generate new opportunities for volunteer engagement and involvement. Manage and maintain a volunteer database. Evaluate volunteer programs and conduct needs assessments. Compile data, prepare reports and recommend changes to improve programs. Maintain volunteer information to include: volunteer personnel files.

Oversee operations of the garden, recruit student participation, schedule events and supervise volunteers and coordinate space use between faculty and staff. -Responsible for informing and teaching students about issues of socially and environmentally sustainable food productions through providing opportunities to engage with hands-on learning experiences..

Re-establishing a student organization that was not active due to member’s graduating. This included recruiting officers and members. Currently working on increasing our member participation and grow our membership. Have reached out the our campus community as well as local Tacoma community looking for opportunities to collaborate on projects or.

Responsible for supervising 11 tribal youth, and co-supervised 20 other youth on the 2 other crews in a variety of projects including riparian enhancement, eradicate invasive & noxious weeds, maintaining roads and ditches, repair & rebuild campsites, and improve wildlife habitat. Our time was spent mostly in the forest learning about Forest engineering.

Responsible for a variety of realty and trust land duties in support of Trust Services operations pertaining to leasing, conveyances and exchanges, land sales, and assist with probates; and providing technical and procedural support. Provided specialized and technical program information that required interpretation of established tribal and federal.

Managed daily office activities of A/R, A/P, and customer service calls. Answered phones, managed accounts, created highly effective organizational filing systems. Directed and monitored Washington and Oregon Medicaid files. At times determined eligibility and educated clients about medical documents needed for proper billing. Created ideas and tools for.

Master Of Science Geoapatial Technologies, Currently A Student

Bachelor'S Degree, Sustainability Studies

Activities and Societies: + President of Project Earth Student Registered Organization + Committee Member and Volunteer at the UWT Giving.

Associate Of Arts (Aa), Associates In Arts - General Ed