Julia Zaher is a highly accomplished special events manager with six years of experience in nonprofit work. She's a detail-oriented professional who connects wonderfully with volunteers, guests, donors, and sponsors. Currently, Julia is passionate about spreading the message of organ donation/transplant and raising funds to help kids with transplants go to summer camp. Not to mention, she brings in support for their patient emergency fund. Julia received her Bachelor's degree, Psychology at Michigan State University and studied Masters, Public Policy at Regent University. She has an impressive work history that includes serving as the Special Events Manager at the University of Michigan Transplant Center, Director of Volunteer Services at Resource Genesee, Reporter/Columnist at The Flint Journal, and many more.

From organizing events to fundraising to public speaking to facilitating meetings and event, Julia is an all-rounded professional in her field. She's an innovative and creative thinker, a seasoned public speaker and facilitator, a talented reporter, grant writer and blogger. Besides, she has years of experience in project management, social services, online volunteer recruitment, branding, and marketing. Julia is committed to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and has served on U-M's Voices of the Staff committee for three years, tackling issues of importance to the staff and organization. She also volunteered at soup kitchens and offered tutoring services to help people in need.