President: David Ingram
David is a Columbus-Based attorney and longest-serving member of the 411 Foundation Board. He is passionate about serving those in disadvantaged and underserved communities. David uses his previous experience as an executive for various state agencies to move the 411 Foundation mission forward and expand its presence throughout Ohio and the surrounding states.
Vice President: Winston Tidwell
Born in Topeka Kansas, a graduate of Topeka West High School. An alumni of Ohio State University Class of 1998 and a former member of the OSU track and field team.
Worked for the past 16 years as a Service and Support Administrator for the Franklin County Board of Developmental Disabilities.
A staunch advocate for children and the developmentally challenged.
Worked for the past 16 years as a Service and Support Administrator for the Franklin County Board of Developmental Disabilities.
A staunch advocate for children and the developmentally challenged.
Board Member: Jacky Hines
Ms. Hines is a lifelong resident of Steubenville, Ohio where she works as a Communications Officer with the Steubenville Police Department. Prior to her work with the Steubenville Police Department, she was a Head Start teacher where she came into direct contact with children and families in need, as well as with the Upward Bound program where she worked with first generation college students. She has spent many years volunteering for various local organizations and charities focused on the betterment of the community at large.
Jacky has spearheaded many efforts to reach, and provide for many marginalized citizens in her community, including the youth and homeless population. She has yearly drives where she collects and distributes school supplies to local children and shares her excess with non-profit organizations. She has also, for many years, made and distributed blessing bags to local homeless individuals. Every year at Christmas, she works tirelessly to collect gifts for children so that they can enjoy the excitement of the holiday. Most of her work has been made possible with donations from individuals (friends, family, co-workers, and local business people) with whom she has forged a bond; their generosity is driven by her continued effort to make a difference.
A graduate of Steubenville Catholic Central High School, she furthered her education at Jefferson Community College before going on to earn her Bachelors Degree from the University of Charleston.
Her efforts in the Steubenville community made it possible to partner with The 411 Foundation on many occasions. This continued growth and partnership lead to her appointment to the Board of Directors in 2021.
Jacky has spearheaded many efforts to reach, and provide for many marginalized citizens in her community, including the youth and homeless population. She has yearly drives where she collects and distributes school supplies to local children and shares her excess with non-profit organizations. She has also, for many years, made and distributed blessing bags to local homeless individuals. Every year at Christmas, she works tirelessly to collect gifts for children so that they can enjoy the excitement of the holiday. Most of her work has been made possible with donations from individuals (friends, family, co-workers, and local business people) with whom she has forged a bond; their generosity is driven by her continued effort to make a difference.
A graduate of Steubenville Catholic Central High School, she furthered her education at Jefferson Community College before going on to earn her Bachelors Degree from the University of Charleston.
Her efforts in the Steubenville community made it possible to partner with The 411 Foundation on many occasions. This continued growth and partnership lead to her appointment to the Board of Directors in 2021.
Administrative Assistant: Aimee Kaminski
Aimee Kaminski was born and raised in Steubenville, Ohio. After graduating from Bowling Green State University, she returned to the area where she began her journey working with teens and young adults. She worked as a direct care worker in a girls’ group home in Wellsburg, WV for a year and a half before moving to Toledo, OH. Since that time, Aimee has held several positions with the same non-profit agency working with children, youth and young adults.
Aimee has 25 years of experience working in programs to teach independent living skills, social skills and coping skills to youth and young adults. She also has experience in programs designed to reunify foster youth with their biological families. Currently, she works with young adults who have aged out of foster care by supervising both case management and financial services for them.
Aimee currently lives in Oregon, Ohio with her husband and son. She enjoys crafting, camping, reading and traveling. She volunteers in the school systems there with special projects and helping young students while they are learning to read.
Aimee has 25 years of experience working in programs to teach independent living skills, social skills and coping skills to youth and young adults. She also has experience in programs designed to reunify foster youth with their biological families. Currently, she works with young adults who have aged out of foster care by supervising both case management and financial services for them.
Aimee currently lives in Oregon, Ohio with her husband and son. She enjoys crafting, camping, reading and traveling. She volunteers in the school systems there with special projects and helping young students while they are learning to read.
