KCF Welcomes Three New Board Members

The Kenosha Community Foundation is excited to announce the addition of three new board members – Adelene Greene, Kate Keenan, and Roberta Jorgensen Puntillo. Each of these women brings new voices and new strengths to the current Board of Directors.

Adelene Greene retired from Kenosha County in December 2016 after 27 years of employment, with her last position held as Kenosha County Director of Workforce Development. Since retiring, Adelene continues her volunteer service in the local community with several organizations, including the Kenosha Coalition for Dismantling Racism and Kindness Week, KCF Grants Committee, African American Read-In, Peace Learning Circles, the Sisters Network of SE Wisconsin for Black Breast Cancer Survivors and Supporters. She is also founder and facilitator of SISTARS Book Club and Rainbow Voices Social Justice Book Club.

Roberta Jorgensen Puntillo is a civil litigation attorney and a partner with Godin Geraghty Puntillo Camilli & Hughes, S.C. in Kenosha. Roberta has been involved in many nonprofit organizations, including Kenosha Achievement Center, Kenosha Symphony Association, and Leadership Kenosha. Roberta was born and raised in Kenosha and takes great pride in the local community. Her love for her hometown inspired her to remain local and give back to the community that had given her so much.

 

Kate Keenan is the Senior Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations at Carthage College. Living with her family in Kenosha, she is invested in this city and its ongoing redevelopment. “Research and teaching have always focused on how cities shape and reshape themselves, and I have paid close attention to how leadership networks influence their larger communities,” she says. Kate believes serving on the Kenosha Community Foundation Board will be a clear extension of her broad interest in how cities develop over time.