Cindy Miles was recently appointed by Governor Laura Kelly to the Kansas Volunteer Commission. The purpose of the Commission is to prepare a national service plan for the state, ensure outreach to diverse community-based agencies, and to administer certain grant programs.
““Congratulations to Cindy Miles on her appointment to the Kansas Volunteer Commission,” said Wendy Doyle, United WE President & CEO. “Cindy’s passion for serving her community shows in all that she does and her presence will be a valuable addition on the Kansas Volunteer Commission.” ”
Cindy is the CEO for the Kansas Nonprofit Chamber of Service and founder of The Incubator for Nonprofits of Kansas. Cindy is passionate about serving the community and serves on numerous nonprofit boards and committees including the Metropolitan Area Planning Commission, Wichita/Sedgwick County Subdivision Committee, City Council District 3 Advisory Board, the Wichita Coalition for Child Abuse Prevention, the Kansas Task Force for Drug Endangered Children, the Mental Health and Substance Abuse Coalition, the Newman University Alumni board, and more. Cindy earned a Bachelor of Arts in Integrated Marketing from Wichita State University and a Master of Business Administration from Newman University. Cindy has been married to her husband, Mark Miles, for almost 30 years. They have 6 grown children and 16 grandchildren.