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Kathleen Momme

Momme, KathleenKathleen Momme

Executive Director

United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore

Since 1994, Kathleen Momme has led the United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore, broadening the organization’s outreach to high school and college students.

She has initiated United Way programs to aid victims of Hurricane Sandy and expanded library programs that benefit local children in their homes.

Momme is a former executive with the American Red Cross and with Big Brothers/Big Sisters. She is active mentoring and coaching at United Way member agencies.

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