Pam Beall-Hill
Pam Beall-Hill joined Habitat for Humanity of Omaha in July 2026 as Senior Development Officer for Individual Giving. Prior to joining Habitat, she served with the Council Bluffs Schools Foundation, where she built strong relationships across the education community and developed a passion for helping families thrive. Pam works closely with donors, community members, and supporters to connect them with Habitat's mission and impact. She is especially passionate about the connection between stable housing and educational success, helping others understand how affordable homeownership creates stronger outcomes for children, families, and neighborhoods. In her role, she develops meaningful relationships with individuals who want to invest in expanding access to homeownership and strengthening our community. 

 

LeAnn Kassube
LeAnn Kassube has been with Habitat for Humanity of Omaha for four years and serves as the organization's Development Systems Manager. She leads the systems, data, and reporting that power Habitat's fundraising and donor engagement efforts, helping ensure the organization builds and maintains strong relationships with thousands of supporters. Beyond her work with the development team, LeAnn partners across the organization to strengthen how Habitat uses data, technology, and business systems to operate efficiently, make informed decisions, and remain responsive to the many donors, volunteers, homeowners, partners, and community stakeholders it serves. Through her role, she has a unique front-row seat to Habitat's growth and impact, translating data into insights that help drive strategy, stewardship, and organizational effectiveness.

 

Presentation Overview 

Pam and LeAnn will provide an overview of Habitat for Humanity of Omaha and its work to increase and sustain access to homeownership throughout our community. As a Habitat homeowner herself, LeAnn will share her personal journey to homeownership and how her experience as both a homeowner and a staff member gives her a unique perspective on every stage of the Habitat Omaha journey. Together, they will highlight the organization's new five-year strategic plan, including Habitat's ambitious goal to serve 10,000 families and engage 100,000 community members through homeownership, home preservation, education, advocacy, and community partnerships. Attendees will learn about areas of recent growth, Habitat's evolving impact across the Omaha metro area and five counties we serve, and meaningful ways to get involved through volunteering, advocacy, and philanthropic support.

We are sharing the Chair of the Day schedule for our weekly Omaha Morning Rotary meetings. This role includes welcoming the speaker, making introductions, and helping the meeting flow smoothly. Please review the schedule and note your assigned date. If you are not able to serve on your date, please arrange a swap with another member and notify the Program Committee.
 

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