Boston Tax Help Coalition Announces New Relationship Manager Lia Thompson

Boston, MALocal News

Lia Valdez has taken on the role of Relationship Manager at the Boston Tax Help Coalition, where she prioritizes strengthening partnerships with local organizations and supporting volunteers. With experience from Big Brothers Big Sisters and MIT, she is determined to streamline processes for partner organizations. Valdez emphasized the need for increased visibility, noting, “Many people still don’t know this program exists. ” Her focus on relationship-building is crucial, given the Coalition's network of long-term volunteers. She aims to expand services to include more languages and connect with diverse communities.

Valdez's approach ties into the Coalition's mission to assist Boston residents with free tax preparation. Her background in community engagement positions her well for this impactful role. Outside of work, she enjoys hot yoga and solo travel, which informs her perspective on community needs.

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