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Diego Aviles
Vice President, Fund Development-Northeast, UNCF
Diego Aviles is the Vice President of Development for the Northeast Region at UNCF (United Negro College Fund), based in New York.1 He is responsible for developing and implementing comprehensive annual fundraising goals, objectives, budgets, and plans to achieve maximum growth and increase donor retention in the Northeast Region, which includes Boston, New York, and Newark.1
Before joining UNCF, Aviles served as the YMCA's vice president of fund development, where he led the Y's Annual Campaign, raising over $8 million to ensure New Yorkers of all ages had access to essential YMCA programs.1
Aviles earned his B.A. in psychology from Queens College, CUNY.1 He is actively involved in UNCF's initiatives, including the UNCF New York Walk for Education2 and the UNCF Lighted Pathways program.3 His role at UNCF involves promoting educational opportunities for young people of color and supporting Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).4
On LinkedIn, Diego Aviles can be found under the username "daviles".7 He frequently shares updates about UNCF events, fundraising efforts, and educational initiatives through his LinkedIn profile.2356
Highlights
Be in the room where it happens on Thursday, March 21 as prominent HBCU Alumni Kimberly Godwin and Kevin Liles lead UNCF's 80th Anniversary Celebration in New York honoring Fawn Weaver, Essence Communications Inc., and Tony Signore to raise funds for HBCUs and their students.
Entertainment for the night will be provided by WanMor, breakthrough R&B quartet group signed to Mary J. Blige’s imprint, Beautiful Life Productions and 300 Entertainment; and Michelle Miller, co-host of CBS Saturday Morning, will serve as emcee for the evening.
Make the leap today and purchase your tickets to be with us for this momentous occasion as UNCF honors its legacy and invites you to transform our future. Ticket details at UNCF.org/NewYorkGala
Full press release in link.
#UNCF80 #nyc
Boston is expected to have more than 40,000 new jobs in the Life Sciences in the next four years or sooner.
Do you know a college student of color interested in pursuing a career in biomedical or life science research?
If so, please share this link with them to participate in UNCF’s Ernest E Just program Biomedical Internship Program, a heroic initiative to help increase the number of Black & African American Scientists and Researchers.
Students will be placed in some of Boston’s leading biopharmaceutical companies and academic research centers through a 10 week all expenses paid internship for the summer of 23. Application Closes January 15, 2023
#diversitymatters #uncf #hbcusmatter #amindisaterriblethingtowaste
