Heartspring’s Jamee Ross Recognized by Wichita Business Journal’s Women Who Lead Program

Heartspring is proud to congratulate Jamee Ross, Vice President of Advancement, on being recognized by the Wichita Business Journal’s Women Who Lead program.

The Women Who Lead recognition celebrates influential women who are making a meaningful impact through their professional achievements, leadership, and service to their communities.

Jamee brings decades of nonprofit leadership, community engagement, and fundraising expertise to Heartspring. Throughout her career, she has helped organizations strengthen community partnerships, inspire philanthropy, and advance initiatives that improve lives across Wichita and beyond.

Since joining Heartspring, Jamee has played an important role in supporting our mission and helping build the relationships and resources that make life-changing services possible for children and families.

“Jamee’s passion for community, commitment to collaboration, and dedication to advancing opportunities for children and families make this recognition especially meaningful,” said Heather Hogan, Heartspring’s Chief Advancement & Strategy Officer and Legacy Foundation President.

We are grateful for Jamee’s leadership and proud to see her impact recognized across the Wichita community.