Six new leaders join UWTC board to enhance community impact

DALLAS (KDAF) — United Way of Tarrant County (UWTC) has announced its 2025–2026 Board of Directors, welcoming six new members to advance its mission of improving lives throughout Tarrant County.

The newly elected board members include Caleb Clark from Deloitte Services, Jeanelle Davis from the Rainwater Charitable Foundation, Andrea Glispie from Charles Schwab Bank, Chuck Noteboom from Noteboom Law Firm, Jordan R. Stimpson from Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP, and Carly Tatum from Dell Technologies. These individuals bring diverse expertise from various sectors, enhancing UWTC’s ability to strengthen partnerships and expand its impact.

“We are honored to welcome such a talented group of leaders and to continue working alongside our dedicated returning members,” said Adam D. Powell, UWTC president and CEO. “Together, their expertise and passion for service will help us strengthen partnerships and expand our impact throughout Tarrant County.”

Caleb Clark, a senior manager at Deloitte Services, brings experience in financial services and investment management to the board. His expertise includes business combinations, acquisitions, and complex revenue recognition matters.

Jeanelle Davis, serving as a senior principal at the Rainwater Charitable Foundation, leads strategic initiatives aimed at community strengthening. Her background includes roles in public affairs and diplomacy.

Andrea Glispie, from Charles Schwab Bank, oversees community development and philanthropic initiatives. She has over 20 years of experience in organizing, advocacy, and community engagement.

Chuck Noteboom, founder of Noteboom Law Firm, is recognized for his work in personal injury law and has earned national recognition for significant jury verdicts in Tarrant County.

Jordan R. Stimpson, a partner at Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP, specializes in property tax collections and litigation, with a strong background in legal and community leadership.

Carly Tatum, senior director at Dell Technologies, manages the company’s global philanthropic portfolio and is involved in local service initiatives.

With the new board members, United Way of Tarrant County aims to leverage their diverse skills and experiences to further its mission of community improvement and service expansion.

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