Boston Tax Help Coalition Announces New Relationship Manager Lia Valdez

Boston, MALocal News

Lia Valdez recently assumed the role of Relationship Manager at the Boston Tax Help Coalition (BTHC), where she focuses on enhancing community partnerships and supporting dedicated volunteers. With experience from Big Brothers Big Sisters and MIT's Public Service Center, she is committed to making an impact in her Jamaica Plain community. "Making their work easier and more efficient is a big priority," she stated, referring to her plans for partner organizations. Lia aims to broaden BTHC's visibility by offering services in multiple languages and connecting with diverse communities. Her observations of long-term volunteers reflect a strong commitment to the Coalition's mission, with some serving for over a decade.

She emphasized the need to raise awareness, stating, "A lot of people still don’t know this program exists. " Lia’s immediate goals include streamlining processes to enhance volunteer effectiveness. This initiative is significant as it aims to increase financial capacity among Boston residents through accessible tax preparation services.

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