Cristina Gair is passionate about living a purposeful life, health and wellness, and finally, finding ways to help other people live their best lives. Cristina has served in leadership roles at nonprofit organizations for the past 15 years, and currently she is the Executive Director of West Mountain Regional Health Alliance (www.westmountainhealthalliance.org). She joined the United Way Battlement to the Bells board in honor of Amy Barr and the current leadership team’s efforts to build capacity for nonprofits serving the community.
Lawrence Bond, his wife and two children, call Carbondale home. In his ten years living in the Roaring Fork Valley, Lawrence has lived and worked in Aspen, Glenwood Springs, and Carbondale, immersing himself in the local community. An attorney, Lawrence currently works at the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority in the Human Resources department, performing a variety of administrative positions. Lawrence joined the United Way in order to help make the area’s non-profits and charities more financially sound and effective.
A native of Macon, Georgia, Lawrence obtained his law degree from Villanova University School of Law in 2009 and completed his undergraduate degree at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania . Prior to attending Law School, Lawrence lived and worked in Aspen from 2002 through 2006, enjoying the cultural and recreational activities that lure outdoor enthusiast to the Roaring Fork Valley and keep them here for life.
Scott joined the United Way in 2012 to create positive community impact. Scott is an attorney working with Balcomb and Green, P.C. in Glenwood Springs. Â He enjoys spending time in the outdoors with his wife and three boys.
In 2013, after finishing my degree in Accounting, I traded California’s redwood forests for Colorado’s rocky mountains and moved to the Roaring Fork Valley. Since moving to the valley, I have worked as an accountant in multiple industries including residential construction, not-for-profit (charitable and religious organizations), municipal government, public accounting, and real estate. I currently work as the controller for a general contractor in Aspen and as the staff accountant for a real estate brokerage firm in Basalt. I joined the UWBB board because I want to create a healthy balance amongst work/play/volunteerism; I also serve on the local Unitarian Universalist Congregation’s board and am serving my second/final term on SpringBoard Aspen’s board.
Michael Faas moved to the Roaring Fork Valley 15 years ago with his wife MJ Faas. Over this time he has served in multiple marketing, digital and design related roles for resort, real estate and media related businesses including Aspen Skiing Compnay, Timbers Resorts and Two Old Hippies.
He has also served multiple non-profit organizations as a board or staff member including Aspen Entrepreneurs, Challenge Aspen and Susan G. Komen.
His consulting business Intend Marketing currently supports Lucky Day Animal Rescue, Aspen Entrepreneurs and the Chris Klug Foundation.
Michael is a cycling enthusiast and thoroughly supports a comprehensive work-life balance. His primary motivation is making the world a better place on a daily basis and subscribes to the give more than you take ethos.
Ashley Worthington is a Colorado native, originally from Manitou Springs. She currently serves as a Director of Marketing at Timbers Resorts in Carbondale, CO. An avid hiker, runner, mountain biker and traveler, Ashley loves the outdoors and enjoys giving back to her community. She joined the United Way Battlement to the Bells board of directors after volunteering for several years at Mile High United Way.